Podcast Powered By Podbean Download this episode (right click and save) Dentistry in LA Part #2. Comparing the 3 types of dentists you’ll encounter in LA, and their shortcomings. What Expat dentists and physicians really need to know if their dream is to jump off the 1st World treadmill (before …
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Podcast Powered By Podbean Download this episode (right click and save) For about a hundred dollars, most Expats can forever solve any water shortage problems in LA (the 1st World too), and easily cope with the increased rationing and H2O shutoffs imposed by those corrupt and terribly managed municipalities Expats …
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Podcast Powered By Podbean Download this episode (right click and save) Topic #1: Staggering Poverty Numbers – Can a New Jobs Bill Help? Guest: Christy Rogers – Senior Researcher at the Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity. Another 2.6 million people slipped into poverty in the United …
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Podcast Powered By Podbean Download this episode (right click and save) Jeff and Lee resolve all political and economic crises by avoiding Wolf Blitzer’s beard. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (0.0KB) | Embed
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Podcast Powered By Podbean Download this episode (right click and save) This week we focus once again on the coming European default crisis as American news outlets finally recognize that the European system is falling apart. Plus, Gene has details about the rising poverty rate and Jake tells us about …
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Podcast Powered By Podbean Download this episode (right click and save) 9/11: A Journey Kathryn Bedard is a first responder. With a background, experience and training in mental health and disaster relief, she was reassigned following 9/11 by the state to serve as a key member of a team, set up …
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Podcast Powered By Podbean Download this episode (right click and save) Shamanism and Kabbalah Trance practice, Hasidic healers, and the dialogue between mystical traditions: a talk with Professor Jonathan Garb, author of Shamanic Trance in Modern Kabbalah. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (0.0KB) | Embed
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Podcast Powered By Podbean Download this episode (right click and save) It’s Fashion Week in The Big Apple! Mike reviews the latest Fall fashions… Then, later, he speaks with special guests Plato and Thomas More about the origin of the utopian ideal and the possibility of a real utopian society …
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Podcast Powered By Podbean Download this episode (right click and save) Guest: Dr. Louisa Williams Dr. Louisa Williams is a seasoned alternative health physician practicing at the Marin Naturopathic Medicine Clinic in San Rafael, California. She has a doctorates in both naturopathic and chiropractic medicine and a Masters in psychology. …
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Podcast Powered By Podbean Download this episode (right click and save) Are you ready for 24 Hours of Climate Reality? I know most of U.S. could sure use a dose, especially down in Texas where the Governor is still flames deep in denial! We’ll talk to Kevin Curtis, Al Gore’s …
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Podcast Powered By Podbean Download this episode (right click and save) The Reconection Eric Pearl is an unusual healer with gifted energy. He gets amazing results. Now his work is to pass that energy on so others can use it. His new book, “The Reconnection” is an empowerment in itself. …
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Media theorist and author of Life, Inc.: How the World Became a Corporation and How to Take it Back Douglas Rushkoff ruffled some feathers this week when he dared, at CNN.com of all places, to ask that question. It seemed, perhaps, gloriously insensitive to the plight of unemployed workers, of union workers at the U.S. Postal Service, who are struggling like so many others to stay afloat in an uncertain economy while they’re demonized in the press as greedy for wanting a decent job.
Yet Rushkoff also raises points worth considering, particularly for those of us trying to articulate, in the wake of massive failures of the economic system we’ve lived our whole lives with, some sort of alternative to the cycle of boom, bust, bailout.
http://www.commondreams.org/further/2011/09/14-1 09.14.11 – 10:56 AM by Abby Zimet It seems Joe McGinniss “leaked” his new, as-yet-unpublished Sarah Palin biography to Doonesbury creator Garry Trudeau, who promptly “leaked” it to his Fox News “reporter” Roland Hedley, who is struggling to find something good to say about it using actual excerpts from …
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Published on Tuesday, September 13, 2011 by CommonDreams.org
The horrible news from Japan continues to be ignored by the western corporate media.
Students wear masks at an elementary school outside of the 20-km (12 mile) radius zone from the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Minami Soma, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan, September 8. (Kim Kyung-Hoon/Reuters)
Fukushima’s radioactive fallout continues to spread throughout the archipelago, deep into the ocean and around the globe—including the US. It will ultimately impact millions, including many here in North America.
The potentially thankful news is that Fukushima’s three melting cores may have not have melted deep into the earth, thus barely avoiding an unimaginably worse apocalyptic reality.
But it’s a horror that humankind has yet to fully comprehend.
As Fukushima’s owners now claim its three melted reactors approach cold shutdown, think of this: