Warrior Connection had a discussion on adverse health effects of illegal street drugs and alcohol on our body and mind. Specifically on the growing use…
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The host Cliff Stewart, Lisa Stewart and Lamont Banks speak with our guest Bernard B. Kerik, former Police Commissioner of the City of New York.…
-Everything you wanted to know about pirate CD’s and pirate CD vendors. Watch out! To make a sale, they will tell you anything you want…
Discussing how we can help others learn more and become more technically savvy in today's day and age with online communication. New ideas and new…
VE 280 10/2 Black Keys: Gotta Get Away Eagles: Already Gone Langhorne Slim & The Law: Spirit Moves George Harrison: What Is Life Elvis Costello…
-A discussion on how over the years things in Latin American have changed so much for the better regarding Expat gringos. But still there are…
Bullying in the workplace can be a disaster for companies. It's kind of a survival of the fittest without realizing the damage that that type…
Topic today is: New Life Expo. Kathryn introduces the program and Guest: Mark Becker. They discuss the New Life Expo - at the Penn Plaza…
ALTERNET political editor STEVEN ROSENFELD joins us again in Solartopia to talk about ELECTRONIC ELECTION THEFT and the 2016 election….plus a lot more. Steve’s major…
“Eleanor LeCain speaks with Keya Chattergee, Executive Director of USCAN (Climate Action Network), about recent progress in addressing climate change.”
Claim Your Intellectual Sovereignty! Free Your Independent Mind! No “herd mentality” here. It’s Free Your Mind Friday on Leid Stories, and it’s expected that you…
The Constitution and Citizenship: The Dred Scott Decision (Conclusion) We conclude today the discussion on the Dred Scott decision of 1857 – a case often…