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Brandon Maxwell returned to the program. He is a brilliant filmmaker, and his “Maxwell Multiple Climax” (www.ClimaxWell.com) will help any man with rapid ejaculation – or a man wanting to achieve multiple orgasms! Dr. Diana spoke with Brandon about the EVOLUTION of EARLY CLIMAX: the biological imperative for primal man; …
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On this, the 11th anniversary of George W. Bush’s Axis of Evil speech, Sandy LeonVest talks to author and investigative journalist David Lindorff about the ominous and prophetic nature of that speech, delivered on January 29, 2002 by then-president George W. Bush. They discuss the endless nature of the war on terror, …
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Leid Stories returns to the Jan. 27 ”60 Minutes’” interview with President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and puts it into sociopolitical focus. Plus, listeners chime in with their observations. _ Podcast: Play in new window | Download (11.6MB) | Embed
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Part I: Adam Gollner The Fruit Hunters Adam Leith Gollner is the author of The Fruit Hunters: A Story of Nature, Obsession, Commerce and Adventure. His writing appears in The New York Times, Gourmet, Bon Appetit, Orion, the Globe and Mail, Maclean’s, and Good Magazine, among others. He used to be …
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Updates on global capital’s devastating moves and on the FED’s huge recent expansion of the money supply. Interview with Prof. Jan Rehmann: a Gramscian analysis of the Occupy movement. Response to listeners (1) how transition to workers self-directed enterprises (WSDEs) would change education and (2) an example of WSDEs today, …
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Farmers questioning the value of GMO traits in corn Tim Schneider, a sales representative for Tom Eischen Sales (515-320-3431) in Algona, Iowa, said he is selling 20 times as much conventional, non-GMO corn seed as GM this year. “Demand has been steadily going up,” he says. “Demand …
The history of liberty is a history of resistance— Woodrow Wilson While New Yorkers anxiously await Governor Andrew Cuomo’s decision on whether to lift the state’s de facto moratorium on high-volume slick-water horizontal hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking,” Woodstock, the iconic counter-culture capital of the world, has become the …
A look at the new Science Based Medicine movement in the US and its threats to alternative, natural and holistic health with Sayer Ji. Sayer Ji is the Founder of GreenMedInfo.com, one of the world’s most widely referenced natural health websites. The sites Natural Medicine Database contains over 21,000 study …
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Mary Schapiro was SEC head from January 2009 – December 2012. She’s a consummate insider. She spent years promoting self-regulation. She formerly headed the National Association of Securities Dealers’ (NASD). She ran the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Her expertise includes quashing fraud investigations. She took full advantage in subordinate SEC …
Retired General William G Boykin believes when he was assassinated in Benghazi, former ambassador Chris Stevens was working for the CIA running guns (or preparing to run them), via Turkey, to the Syrian rebels. He explains his reasoning in an interview with CNSNews.com. Boykin is the former commander of the …
In the Ennesys Lab in Nanterre, France, researchers are working on a project to produce energy from waste water by cultivating micro-algae in order to heat water and provide heating. Waste water contains organic pollution and this makes an ideal fertilizer for micro-algae which given the correct amount of light …
Transparency International estimates cost of corruption in defense sector amounts to at least $20 billion a year. Most countries, including a large majority of the world’s biggest weapons importers, lack the tools to prevent corruption in the arms trade, according to an unprecedented international study of national defense ministries and …
Today’s program- Building a People’s News Media in the 21st Century. We’ll talk about corporate media hegemony, top down managed news propaganda, and grassroots resistance with Prof. Robert Hackett of Simon Fraser University and Tracy Rosenberg of Media Alliance for most of the show today. Near the end of the hour we’ll check in …
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GUANTANAMO NAVY BASE, Cuba — Someone else besides the judge and security officer sitting inside the maximum-security court here can impose censorship on what the public can see and hear at the Sept. 11 trial, it was disclosed Monday. The role of an outside censor became clear when the audio …