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Today – as always the latest on health and healing, helping you to live a longer happier life. Continuation of our look at fascism. Also, the real American exceptionalism. Plus the recolonization of Africa, and everything you needed to know about bee die-off. And more!
Jonathan Bloom is a journalist whose work has appeared in the New York Times, the Washington Post, and the Boston Globe. His book, American Wasteland, looks at how we waste food from farm to fork and examines the impact of our squandering. In his blog, Wasted Food, Jonathan writes about why we waste food, why it matters and what we can do about it. He lives with his wife and son in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
Bully In the Pulpit: Why No One Stopped Netanyahu’s Hostile Takeover – Holder Urges ‘Reform’ of Ferguson Police Dept.; No Justice for Michael Brown
Triumph for Internet Neutrality The Federal Communications Commission last week ruled that the Internet should be regulated like a public utility, with no fast or slow traffic lanes. “The Verizons and Comcasts of the world wanted to create a class system on the Internet,” said Kevin Zeese, of Popular Resistance. Far from opening the way for a government “takeover” of …
An in-depth look at why we should not be drilling in the arctic ocean. The public comment period on the government’s plan to implement mandatory vaccination ends soon – why you should get involved. Eat at your own risk – FDA and GMOs. And much more in commentaries. Also, perceiving our world clearly to initiate systematic change, with Professor Glen Martin.
In September 2014 the journal “Frontiers in Public Health” published an article, “Questioning the HIV-AIDS Hypothesis: 30 Years of Dissent,” and a firestorm erupted. The very same day that the article came out, the author, Professor Patricia Goodson of Texas A&M University, was contacted by a vigorous defender of the HIV=AIDS dogma, and the journal launched an investigation.
Toil and Trouble: Black Labor from the Civil War to the Civil Rights Movement (Part 4)
Our guest, Professor Charles L. Lumpkins, concludes his presentation on African American labor from the Civil War to the turn of the 21st century—covering the periods of chattel slavery, Reconstruction, the Gilded Age, and the Progressive Era.
From today’s health and healing – how do you know if you have a magnesium deficiency? Also today, supplements that could help aging. A monsanto herbicide’s possible effects on children. From the environmental segment, the danger of melting in Antarctica. And much more!
Beatty talked about everything that you ever want to know about sex and were either afraid to ask or didn’t know to ask. If you are having any sexual difficulties, this is a show not to be missed. Download this episode (right click and save)
Nukes & Reactionaries: Boehner, Netanhayu and the Real Nuclear Threat Chicago Hope: “Chuy” García’s Historic Challenge to Big-Money Politics Download this episode (right click and save) Attempting to lessen the presumed impact of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanhayu’s barnstorming speech before Congress tomorrow, the White House has published a brief touting “5 Things You Need to Know About the U.S.-Israel Relationship Under …
