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Do Home Remedies Work?

January 4, 2006
Who uses home remedies?and do they work as well as something you can get from your doctor or the drugstore? While use of home remedies is common among people 65 and older, Blacks and Native Americans tend to make much... continued

More Birds Affected by Pole Shift

January 3, 2006
We recently reported that the Earth's magnetic field is moving fast, meaning that magnetic North and South will soon switch places in a pole shift. Geologists know that this has happened before, and when it does, it confuses birds because... continued

The Dad Difference

January 2, 2006
Newswise - Do dads parent differently than moms? It's a question more and more single mothers are asking themselves. The answer is "yes," but it's not the way you think: Dads aren't necessarily stricter disciplinarians. Fathers tend to be more... continued

Hangover Cures

December 31, 2005
The British Medical Journal reports that hangover curesdon't work. The scientists conducting the study say, "Ourfindings show no compelling evidence to suggest that anycomplementary or conventional intervention is effective fortreating or preventing the alcohol hangover." However, thereARE some steps you... continued

New Years Resolutions

December 31, 2005
If you've failed at keeping your New Year's resolutions inthe past, scientists say this may be because you've chosenthe wrong ones or don't admit to yourself that you may fail(which, surprisingly, will help to you succeed). One common mistake is... continued

This Week on Dreamland: How Did John Hogue Do in 2004 and 2005?

December 30, 2005
For the last two years, famed prophet and Nostradamus Scholar John Hogue has prophesied for Dreamland listeners and subscribers. So how did he do? This week, we're going to repeat John's 2004 and 2005 prophecy specials, and next week, John... continued

What Pocahontas Was REALLY Like

December 29, 2005
The new Terence Malik film "The New World" has recently opened. In it, Pocahontas, the Powhatan princess who befriended English captain John Smith and the colonists of the Jamestown, Virginia settlement in the early 1600s, is a lover of Smith.... continued

Major Permafrost Thaw

December 28, 2005
Global warming may melt the top ten feet of permafrost, the frozen soil that stretches across the Northern Hemisphere, from Alaska to Canada to Russia. Fairbanks, one of the largest cities in Alaska, is actually built on permafrost, so this... continued

At Last: The TRUTH About Crop Circles?

December 28, 2005
We've recently reported that a top Canadian military official has revealed the truth about UFOs. Now Colin Andrews, one of the original crop circle investigators, who has both testified that crop circles were caused by unknown means and claimedthat most... continued

How to Drink

December 27, 2005
It turns out that the shape of the glass you're using has alot to do with how much alcohol you'll pour into it for a"normal" drink and thus with how much alcohol you'll bedrinking. According to a study printed in... continued