The United States has become the psychiatric drugging capital of the world for kids with children being medicated at a younger and younger age. Medicaid records in some states show infants less than a year old on drugs for mental disorders.
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Download Health Updates: Meat contamination; fructose and childhood obesity; Vitamin D protects against breast cancer; adverse drug reactions. Jonathan Kaplan: Food pioneer, Dir, Sustainable Agriculture Project, Natural Resources Defense Council; policy advocate dedicated to addressing sustainable agriculture, the benefits of chemical-free practices, no-till farming and strategies to improve the nation’s …
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Download Today’s guest is Evelyn Pringle and she is an award winning investigative journalist focused on exposing corruption in government and corporate America. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (0.2KB) | Embed
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Download Caryn talks about great recipes to prepare for Mother’s Day brunch. She goes through a long list of items to think about that may contain animal products and how to avoid them. This list includes food and other items like personal products, cleaning products and clothing. Podcast: Play in …
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Download In this informative hour, the Godspeed Institute explores the spiritual tradition of Vodou. Michael Hallundbaek interviews Dr. Patrick Bellegarde-Smith, author and professor of Africology at the University of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. Originally from Haiti, Dr. Bellegarde-Smith has a PhD in international relations and comparative politics. But he is most proud of his status as …
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BP regularly lobbies on Capitol Hill, as well. In 2009, the company spent a massive $16 million to influence legislation. During the first quarter of 2010, it spent $3.53 million on federal lobbying efforts, ranking it second (behind Conoco Phillips) among all oil and gas industry interests.
In 2009, I published a little book entitled Osama bin Laden: Dead or Alive?1 Much evidence, I showed, suggested that Osama bin Laden had died on or about December 13, 2001. Pointing out that the only evidence to the contrary consists of messages from bin Laden in the form of audiotapes and videotapes that have appeared since 2001, I devoted one chapter to an examination of the most important of these tapes, showing that none are demonstrably authentic and that some are almost certainly fakes.
On May 1, China popped the cork on Expo 2010 in Shanghai, a months-long international celebration signifying the ascension of the city, and thereby its parent nation, as a global economic and cultural powerhouse. Meanwhile, in the United States, China’s economic and cultural power has come under mounting fire.
The world may be on the brink of biological disaster after news that a third of US bee colonies did not survive the winter
We are approaching a decade of war in Afghanistan, and the war in Iraq is in its eighth year. Hundreds of thousands of Iraqis and thousands more Afghans and Pakistani civilians have been killed. Millions have been driven into squalid displacement and refugee camps. The peace movement, despite the heroic efforts of a handful of groups such as Iraq Veterans Against the War, the Green Party and Code Pink, is dead. No one cares.