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Coco Magic bats are available once again. Gary Null has put together some the best health products in the world. Sandy Gilman, nutritionist for Gary Null health products also introduced a new dark chocolate bar with cacao. We also give a rundown on Gary’s numerous products with, vitamins, supplements, minerals and powders. Our second guest, Keith Morey, talks about his …
When Sheri Winston (www.IntimateArtsCenter.com) and Dr. Diana last spoke there was a promise to talk about how to create and then play inside a “conjoined erotic trance”: — a state where intuitive magic happens! Sheri’s books are Succulent Sex Craft and Women’s Anatomy of Arousal. We spoke of the brain and how sex can make you stupid! Sheri’s sexual tool craft kit includes …
Do you Wu Wei? I bet you’d like to. It’s a form of living in full trust and moving through life without effort (force). Maybe life is working out in its own way for us and we only think we have huge hurdles on our path. Maybe the hurdles are the way and we can let them bring us wonderful …
Dr. Rasmus looks at three major economic events of the past week: the Trump $1.3 trillion budget bill, the Fed’s latest rate hike (with 6 more coming 2018-19), and the Trade War he launched last week which (as I predicted on this show last week) was really an opening salvo in trade negotiations with China (not Europe, Mexico-Canada, Latin America, …
“Global Alert News” is a commercial free news hour to cover the most critical issues and threats we face. Verifiable news that mainstream media will not touch. Host: Dane Wigington has a background in solar energy. He is a former employee of Bechtel Power Corp. and was a licensed contractor in California and Arizona. His personal residence was featured in a …
January 31st 2018 Broadcast prn.live on the INTERNET 6:00 PM ET IN THE NEWS 1. Fujifilm recalls nearly 300,000 camera power adapters 2. Wearable devices tracking military personnel 3. Apple drastically reduces production of iPhone X 4. Apple cooperating with info for Chinese government 5. Fujifilm takes over Xerox 6. Satellite lost in space found 7. DDR memory prices 8. Smartphones and …
In the first half of the show, Mickey and Peter speak with three student researchers at San Francisco State University, and their faculty advisor, about their current Project Censored research, and about innovative new approaches to journalism itself. Then Chase Palmieri of Tribeworthy.com makes a return visit to the show, to offer an update on Tribeworthy’s progress. Tribeworthy’s purpose is …
Alfred McCoy’s first book, The Politics of Heroin in Southeast Asia (New York, 1972), sparked controversy when the CIA tried to block publication. But after three English editions and translation into nine foreign languages, this study is now regarded as the “classic” work on the global drug traffic. His more recent cover on covert operations, A Question of Torture: CIA …
#1- Something fishy going on here in Latin America regarding food labling and “expiration dates”. Yes “expiration” and “to be used by” dates have been popping up recently and are now seen on most food products here. But can you really trust them? #2- An “amparo” is a Spanish word for a court date “postponement” and why white collar political …
Scott Stabile found so many ways to be discouraged about life, especially tragic deaths in his family when he was very young. He also became an expert at failing and finding fault with himself. His journey is very inspiring to us all as he learned how to reframe his life into kindness to himself and others. I was very moved …
