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On Today's Heart of Mind Radio we feature the inspirational work of Michael Bernard Beckwith with excerpts from his audio program Your Life's Purpose. Kathryn…
Jack Rasmus looks beneath the surface of today’s announced preliminary figures for third quarter 2015 GDP, which slowed sharply at 1.5% from the previous quarter’s…
You’re Cordially Invited … to Free Your Mind! It’s Friday, “Free Your Mind Friday,” on Leid Stories, and you’re in the driver’s seat, taking the…
Gary gives you the latest in Health and Nutrition. Gary also plays videos that will make you think a little more about what is happening…
LEGAL POT IN OHIO? With Political Science Professor BOB FITRAKIS we discuss the very controversial Proposition 3 which would establish legal corporations to grow and…
Eleanor LeCain discusses gender parity in politics and government with Cynthia Terrell, co-founder of FairVote and leader of Representation2020.
A talk with author Peter Grey about radical witchcraft, the trouble with neopaganism, and the devilish twists and turns of the story of Lucifer that…
Whip, Lash: Mainstream Media Gets Outed at Republican Q&A History Redacted: CNN Assists in Tony Blair’s Cleanup on Iraq Invasion A clear winner in the…
Gary gives you the latest in Health and Nutrition. Gary also plays videos that will make you think a little more about what is happening…
Concert Pianist, MIT Professor and Fit Model – The Indefinable Elaine Kwon and “Modern Families” author and Sociologist Joshua Gamson’s Insight on Unconventional Family Creation…
Today's guest is Clara Lyle, the primary photographer and blog writer for Outstanding in the Field. Back in the summer of 1999, Jim Denevan came up…