Dr. Jack Rasmus offers an analysis of the current state of the US economy contrary to the hype of recent official and pro-business commentary. A closer look at the US economy at year end 2012 and projections for the next several months is the topic of discussion. Why did US …
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Black Keys: Sister Bon Iver: Perth Grimes: Ambrosia Grizzly Bear: What’s Wrong The Shins: September Jack White: Love Interruption Jack White/Tom Jones: Jezebel Tame Impala: Feels Like We Only Go Backwards Dirty Projectors: Swing Lo Magellan Beach House: Myth Of Monsters And Men: The Sinking Man Animal Collective: Today’s Supernatural …
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Top Stories of 2012 and Skeptic Society with guest Dr. Michael Shermer – Podcast: Play in new window | Download (13.5MB) | Embed
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Leid Stories wraps up the year with a last look at the ever-unfolding fiscal-cliff drama in Washington and other major stories having inordinate impact on our lives in 2012. Listeners relate how 2012 affected them and what they look forward to and hope for in the new year. – Podcast: …
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Togetherness–for the holiday season, and to round out 2012…. Ricki Lee Jones: We Belong Together Jefferson Airplane: We Can Be Together Wilbert Harrison: Let’s Work Together Small Faces: Get Yourself Together Velvet Underground: We’re Gonna Have A Real Good Time Together The Doors: We Could Be So Good Together Sting: …
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More on the housing market. Don’t get taken in by the usual hype and Fed manipulation. It’s just a hideous replay and it will have the same consequences. We actually need to go over the fiscal cliff. The goons in government have no idea how to handle this. They are …
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On today’s program: Congo, Project Censored, and Doomsday 2012. – Podcast: Play in new window | Download (13.6MB) | Embed
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It’s the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine. – Podcast: Play in new window | Download (0.0KB) | Embed
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It is what scientists and environmentalists regard as one of nature’s great ironies: Fifteen years ago, genetically engineered seeds promised to reduce the amount of poisons used on the land, but today they are forcing farmers to use more — and sometimes more toxic — chemicals to protect their crops. …
Is there anything really important that will happen on or after December 21(the end time)? What does this date really mean and what should we expect? There’s so much about humanity we don’t know about or don’t understand. Crop circles, UFO’s, life after death, are these all just our imagination …
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Phthalates, chemicals used to soften plastics, are found in many personal care products such as hair sprays, perfumes, nail polish, sunscreens and lotions. They are also used in medical devices, on timed release pills (where they are often part of the coating), in children’s toys and plastic food containers as …
Wind energy could provide up to a fifth of all global electricity needs by 2030, according to a new report by the Global Wind Energy Council and Greenpeace International. Examining different scenarios for the development of the industry and projected levels of electricity demand, “Global Wind Energy Outlook 2012″ (pdf) predicts “installed …
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“Well, he might have,” said Mark Crispin Miller on his blog site. He doesn’t know. Nor do other voters. Corporate owned, programmed and manipulated electronic voting machines control things. The Carter Center monitors elections globally. It refuses to do so in America because free, fair and open standards don’t exist. …
Roger Johnston is the head of the Vulnerability Assessment Team at Argonne National Laboratory. Not long ago, he and his colleagues launched security attacks on electronic voting machines to demonstrate the startling ease with which one can steal votes. Even more startling: Versions of those machines will appear in polling …