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As our country grapples with an “unprecedented opioid epidemic,” Congress is taking steps to take away an important tool to fight it — the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The annual cost of the epidemic is estimated to be $78.5 billion. In 2014, there were more deaths from opioid and other drug overdose than any other year; 60.9 percent of those …
The POTUS refuses to acknowledge Russia’s involvement in the 2016 presidential election though my guest, T.L. Williams, a former CIA operative shares how cyber warfare will continue to escalate and the ramifications on the U.S. and the world. Learn why Tim Fitzgerald is taking his social worker practice to Thailand where elephant rides, meditation and calming the mind will redefine …
Listen to Dariel Garner, the subject of the book, Billionnaire Buddha by Rivera Sun, speaking about his journey of the heart, from being a member of the .01 percent to becoming an activist living sustainably and modeling how to transition from the values of greed to joining in caring— in conversation with Alison Rose Levy.
On a chilly December afternoon in Atlanta, a judge told Reiton Allen that he had seven days to leave his house or the marshals would kick his belongings to the curb. In the packed courtroom, the truck driver, his beard flecked with gray, stood up, cast his eyes downward and clutched his black baseball cap. The 44-year-old father of two …
David Crowe interviews David Stephan, whose second child Ezekiel died in 2012. David, and his wife Collet, were charged with the death, and were eventually convicted of “failing to provide the necessities of life”. David Stephan explains why they are appealing this conviction, through describing the last few weeks of his son’s life, up to the point at which the ambulance and hospitals took charge of the boy. Part 2 of this discussion will describe Ezekiel’s death in hospital, the subsequent court hearings and the ongoing appeal, and the possible reasons why the government and medical treatment system of the Province of Alberta was so anxious to blame the parents for this unfortunate death.
No one is certain of the total number of orcas (otherwise known as “killer whales”) that exist in the wild. However, estimates are now around 100,000, and populations are dwindling. In Washington State’s Puget Sound and San Juan Islands, the once-large population of orcas has declined to around 80 whales, and the Puget Sound orcas are on the US government’s …
Today On The Gary Null Show, Gary opens up with the latest in health and healing covering topics like the benefits of green tea, the problems of sugars and what they can cause. Some of the other topics Gary covers today are different ways to cleanse your gut and the benefits of cat claws. In the second half of the program Gary gives come commentaries on the corparte parties, the current state of the politcal system and finally its time to start a change and we learn how to do so.
Today On The Gary Null Show, Gary opens up the program with the latest in health and healing. Gary also plays some audio clips covering how EpiPen makers pay for Clinton Foundation admin costs and how Former Clinton/Gore political consultant Naomi Wolf explains why we should be skeptical of overly theatrical news stories. Propaganda is legal! This took place at the 2014 Free State Project’s Liberty Forum. In the second half of the program Gary Null speaks with guest Dr. Mari Swingle on How i-technology – excessive use of mobile phones, computers, gaming and social media are altering our brains and behavior. Dr. Mari Swingle is a board certified neurotherapist with extensive experience in the worlds of education and clinical psychology. In 1997 she founded the Swingle Clinic in Vancouver, British Columbia – a state of art psychoneurophysiological clinic dedicated to a biological approach to healing neurological and brain disorders including ADHD, depression, addictions, PTSD, stroke, brain injury and many others. Her clinic also works with brain optimization techniques for persons seeking to enhance their mental and learning skills. A substantial amount of her practice has dealt with children struggling with learning and behavioral problems. During her practice she observed an emerging trend, she terms i-interference, whereby more and more people show mental and behavioral changes due to excessive use of screen-based technologies. Today, Dr. Swingle is recognized as one of the few international experts on the effects of i-technology upon brain biology and behavior. She is the author of “i-Minds: How Cell Phones, Computers, Gaming and Social Media are Changing Our Brains, Our Behavior and the Evolution of Our Species.” Mari’s website is drmariswingle.com
Despite a devastating pipeline leak that flooded the North Saskatchewan River with 200,000 liters of tar sands crude last Thursday, Husky Energy waited until Monday to shut down the leaking pipeline. An executive with the oil behemothsaid the company was “deeply sorry” for the incident while announcing the pipeline closure. The apology and pipeline shutdown also only occurred after two …
