Gerald Celente provides some insights to what major trends his Trends Research Institute are forecasting for the year ahead. Celente and his analysts are predicting…
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Professor Henry Giroux holds the Global Television Network Chair of English and Cultural Studies at McMaster University in Ontario Canada. He was previously the Waterbury…
This week's show was a call-in show based on our conversation with Mark Austin last week. Mike and Guy laid the groundwork for callers with…
2015 in Perspective: What’s Been, What’s Done, What’s Ahead (Part 2) The discussion continues with listeners’ perspectives on what mattered in 2015, what will matter…
Gerald Celente is one of today’s pioneers in trend strategy. He founded the Trends Research Institute in Kingston NY and is the publisher of the…
Part II: Michelle McMacken, MD, Medical Weight-Loss Program with Plant-Based Nutrition Michelle McMacken, MD, is a board-certified internal medicine physician and Assistant Professor of Medicine…
In Episode 83 David closes out 2015 on a positive note, talking about heroism and kindness, continuing on the subjects of vaccination, medical corruption, and…
Peter and Mickey spend the hour with author and theologian Matthew Fox, who explains his ideas of 'creation spirituality' and the 'cosmic Christ.' Fox also…
Guest 1: Richard Matthews, California State Senate candidate – scientist, engineering exec. Gas leak larger then BP, covers California (This massive leak is spewing out…
What are the secrets to a happy life? Money, power and a lavish lifestyle? Beatty discussed the research findings of a number of major studies…
2015 in Perspective: What’s Been, What’s Done, What’s Ahead Leid Stories closes out the year with listeners’ perspectives on what mattered in 2015 and what…