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Spying at the Olympics

July 24, 2012
Spying is not only going on at the Olympics (NOTE: Subscribers can still listen to this show), it's RAMPANT. France is using the internet to check out the competition. Someone from the US cycling team secretly rode the competition course... continued

Wildfires Sparked by Climate Change

July 23, 2012
Climate Change dried out Colorado--hardly any snow fell in the winter, then spring rains didn't come. A spark was all that was needed to start a raging wildfire. In the July 1st edition of the Washington Post, Darryl Fears writes,... continued

Frightening Fukushima Report

July 23, 2012
A Japanese Parliament report says that the government's claims about Fukushima are a complete lie. A Japanese government inquiry has come to the conclusion that the nuclear accident at Fukushima was a preventable disaster rooted in government-industry collusion and the... continued

Premonition and Warning about Denver Movie Massacre

July 23, 2012
Linda Howe reports that on May 17, 2012, an FBI and Homeland Security "Roll Call Release" for Police, Fire, EMS and Security Personnel was distributed on the internet. The release states that "terrorists may seek to emulate overseas attacks on... continued

Quit With a Shot?

July 20, 2012
Smokers all know how tough it is to quit. Now researchers have developed (and successfully tested in mice) a VACCINE to treat nicotine addiction. A single dose protects mice over their lifetime (no booster shots!) Will it work for human... continued

Ad Spies

July 20, 2012
They're spying on us again (NOTE: subscribers can still listen to this show). Will there be no relief from what seems to be the end of privacy? The ads you receive in your email spam are already selected to reflect... continued

Wobbly Furniture? You Need Stability

July 20, 2012
Your furniture can affect your psychology, since our decisions are caused by our circumstances. But HOW does this happen? Some of this is pretty amazing: When researchers put participants in chairs that leaned slightly to the left, they became slightly... continued

Learn the Secret of Orenda

July 20, 2012
You may think you've read everything that Whitley Strieber has written, but you HAVEN'T, because his beautiful novel The Secret of Orenda, a thriller about a lost Indian tribe that remembers the secrets of the past, has just been published... continued

Whales Protecting Themselves

July 19, 2012
The oceans are becoming so noisy, that whales can hardly hear each other sing. The Navy admits that loud booms from its underwater sonar listening devices result in temporary or permanent hearing loss for more than a quarter-million sea creatures... continued

Problems With Your Sex Life? Lose Weight

July 19, 2012
Fat people have more cancer and less sex, so losing weight will not only make you more attractive, weight loss acts as a kind of natural Viagra. Weight loss can reduce the prevalence of low testosterone levels in overweight, middle-aged... continued