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Download this episode (right click and save) In this light-hearted conversation, Lili takes us from her corporate journey into living her passion in color and real estate! Even through a life altering change, she prevails. Liliana Herrera is a Realtor, based in Los Angeles, CA, specializing in residential real estate including single family residence and income properties. She uses a …
Why do we have to see evidence that the Law of Attraction works? That evidence can pop up in the most unexpected ways, and it does during this show as well! Merry Christmas to everyone at PRN! Download this episode (right click and save)
Juliee de la Terre holds an MS from the Gaylord Nelson Institute for environmental studies at the University of Wisconsin Madison. She has been an activist since she was a child helping her mother care for injured wildlife.She lives on a small farm in southwest WI where she grows most of her food and teaches others the art of self-reliance. …
Tune in to Connect the Dots to find out about the Future of Organics, with Lisa Stokke, co-founder of Food Democracy Now! And Dave Chapman, an organic farmer for over 35 years in Vermont and the co-founder of the movement, Keep The Soil In Organic. They will discuss the erosion of Organics by industrial hydroponics. Download this episode (right click and save)
In the aftermath of the patriotism that the Fourth of July usually summons up, Leid Stories brings us back to reality with a sobering question: What Is the Most Urgently Needed Change We Must Make As A Nation? Download this episode (right click and save)
In 2013 Joe and Charlotte’s baby Jaden suddenly collapsed. The parents called 9-1-1 but almost immediately doctors suspected child abuse. Despite a number of medical experts testifying that Jaden had a genetic or nutritional defect that caused weak bones and other health problems, Joe was convicted of child abuse and sentenced to 15 years, the minimum the judge could give …
It’s Free Your Mind Friday” on Leid Stories, the best open forum in Radioland. Let’s hear what you have to say about current events, this week’s programs, or any subject you consider worthy of further discussion or debate. Break from the herd. Call 888-874-4888 and be heard! Download this episode (right click and save)
War and conflict as a commodity for the transnational capital elite and class and the new emerging globalized society Prof William Robinson is Professor of Sociology at the University of California at Santa Barbara. He is also on the university’s faculty of Latin American Studies and in the Global and International Studies Program. He describes himself as a scholar-activist, who is deeply involved …
Election 2016 offered proof that millions of voters had had it with a tone-deaf two-party system that seemed woefully out of step with their America. They served notice in many ways—switching parties, not voting, supporting independent candidates and movements instead—and created momentum for new political possibilities and choices.
But as the dust settled after the election, it seems things have returned to their “original” state, with politics largely a matter concerning Democrats and Republicans.
Visionaries – 03.06.17 March 6, 2017
“Do We Need College, Part 2.” Today we continue our discussion from last week: Suppose an 18-year-old came to you and asked, “I have $100,000+ and 4 years. What should I do with them?” Obviously college is great for some people, but is it the right choice for everyone? More thoughts today.
