Lauralee.com Interviews

Lesley Hazleton- A study of the real woman behind the icon of the Virgin Mother, drawn from history, anthropology, and theology reaveals a peasant folk-healer working for social justice who continued her ministry after her son was crucified. Lesley Hazelton is the author of "Mary: A Flesh and Blood Biography of the Virgin Mother" For further
John Kirk- Cryptozoologist describes his own sightings of BC Lake monster and visit with African pygmies, witnesses of a dinosaur-like swamp creature. John Kirk is the author of "In the Domain of Lake Monsters" and president of the British Columbia Scientific Cryptozoology Club. For further investigation, John recommends books by Loren
James Wilson- adrenal Fatigue is a modern affliction, hitting 80% of us living in industrialized countries at some point in yet lives, yet is unrecognized by the medical community. A look at the symptoms and solutions with the author of "Adrenal Fatigue: the 21st Century Stress
 -  Terje Skotheim Dr. Terje Skotheim, Chairman & CEO of Moltech, on strides made towards the next generation of batteries: lightweight, long-lasting for cars, and developing new materials and applications for
  -  Dustianne North Gathering of The Tribes unites and supports dance music collectives and others in support of the dance movement by cultivating networks and promoting activism, education, sustainability, and the art and culture of the dance music underground. Born of the West Coast Tribal Dance Community, Gathering of The Tribes is an annual conference uniting
 -  David Plath Surfer/microscopist examines how wave action deposits tiny gold particles on sandy beaches, invents simple, efficient methods of separating out microscopic gold that imitates this wave dynamics, without the toxic heavy metals used in most gold mining. He hopes to revolutionize the industry, starting with third-world subsistence miners, and introduce the
 -  Dr. Rulin Xiu How effective are herbs, the oldest medicines known? Rulin Xiu describes clinical studies on chinese herbs helping with high blood pressure and GI distress without side
    Gunnar Thompson Leading Diffusionist suggests Marco Polo's Chinese travels included voyages to the New World, at a time when China had huge fleets that explored the
    John Reid Acoustic engineer offers a history of the science of "cymatics" and how it makes visible the patterns created by sound waves. He also describes his Great Pyramid experiment in which hieroglyphic patterns emerged in particles of sand vibrated by sound waves.
    Burt Webb What are the options for the fuels of the future? Burt Webb describes an assortment of alternatives in various stages of development, for a future that promises to be greener and more efficient and
    Cindy Bradley Archeologist and physical anthropologist studies the bones and artifacts of the ancient Pueblo people to better understand their child-rearing practices, such as cradleboarding, and its effect on individuals and society.
    Hal Cope Hale Cope, a retired safari guide and wildlife conservationist, shares highlights from 40 years spent in Africa, that includes raising an orphaned elephant. His stories are both funny and heartwarming. "Born Free" now on DVD Hal Cope speaks with Laura Lee in Scottsdale Arizona as part of our "On the Road" interview
    Byron Katie From Byron Katie's website: The Work of Byron Katie is a deeply transformative process of inquiry that is helping people around the world approach their problems from a perspective of clarity and inner peace. As a species, we human beings tend to put our happiness on hold until something changes. We'll be happy, we think,
    Omar Amin Egyptian doctor describes the ancient Egyptian philosophy of a harmonious, integrated cosmos and resulting role and view of medicine, including early prinicples of
    Carol Bowman These are stories that would confirm that family members often chose to come back to the same family.After the publication of her last book, Children's Past Lives, Bowman was deluged with e-mails from readers wanting to share their stories. Many reported the rebirth of deceased relatives into their own families; Bowman, intrigued, set out to study the
    Stephen Simon Recently, in Ashland Oregon, we met up with Stephen Simon, a filmmaker who helped make "What Dreams May Come" and "Somewhere in Time." Stephen says Hollywood has yet to recognize, as a genre unique unto itself, those movies that inspire, uplift, and speak to our souls; that this is already a genre without being recognized as such, because moviegoers want to
    Donna Jean Morris Two years in Bali apprenticing with a high priest andan energy worker gave Ms. Morris a working knowledgeof Balinese medicine, in particular the mantras,rituals, and prayers used for specific purposes,organs, and types of healing.
    Chuck Laurenson What is energy medicine, how does it work, what validity has science given to the subtler realms? When science-minded Chuck Laurenson found to his surprise that energy medicine worked for him, he decided to investigate the how and why.Chuck Laurenson (left) with Jordan Pease, Director of Rogue Valley Metaphysical Library, in Ashland Oregon as part of our
    Sandy Wand Energy Medicine Practitioner Sandy Wand talks about her work, employing the senses to read the energy body, meridians and 'strange flows,' and working with 'Energy Medicine' author Donna Eden for twenty years.Sandy
    Franci Prowse Polygraph expert Cleve Backster spent thirty years experimenting plants, and live bacteria and human cells. He found they all read and respond to our emotions, even miles away. Franci Prowse edited and published thecomplete story of Backster's work in book Primary Perception: Biocommunication With Plants, Living Foods and Human Cells Franci Prowse speaks
    Kathryn Casternovia What is biodynamics, how did Rudolf Steiner develop this means of bringing cosmic energies to gardens and agriculture, and how (and how widely) is it used today? What are the various 'preparations' and how are they made? Why do they work? Kathryn
    Emily Waymire Family Constellation Therapist talks about her own work with Bert Hellinger's breakthrough discoveries about the family soul, and the orders of love, which is both revealing about the hidden, fundamental levels of soul dynamics, how it is communicated, and how to access it for healing.Emily Waymire talks with Laura Lee in AShland Oregon during our "On the
    James DeMeo DeMeo has been investigating the work of the late Dr. Wilhelm Reich since 1970, and founded Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory "OBRL" in 1978. With cooperative assistance from a network of professionals and institutes supportive of Wilhelm Reich's original discoveries, OBRL has grown to become one of the world's primary centers for genuine and
    James DeMeo DeMeo has been investigating the work of the late Dr. Wilhelm Reich since 1970, and founded Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory "OBRL" in 1978. With cooperative assistance from a network of professionals and institutes supportive of Wilhelm Reich's original discoveries, OBRL has grown to become one of the world's primary centers for genuine and
    Dan Shaw Daniel Shaw asks whether megaliths world-wide were built to the same geometric plan. In 1994 he began to focus his attention primarily on maps of sacred places, and he reprinted the EarthStar globe and published the EarthStar western North America map. To test the accuracy of the North America map, he had it drawn up by a professional cartographer, and
    Robert Greygrass Lakota storyteller and performance artist talks about growing up in two worlds, the idustrial/urban and the traditional way of being. "All of our life is sacred, and what we do, our work, is a prayer," the Elders taught. "His CD is "excerpts from Walking on Turtle Island." Robert with Laura Lee in Ashland, Oregon as part of our "On the Road" interview
    Rabbi David Zaslow - The 10 sefirot of the Kaballah and how they relate, paralell, and complement the wisdom we have been taught about the Shakras- How the 10 sefirot energy centers can be used for personal re-balancing- The different kinds of meditation and why kaballah meditation is so special and can be utilized by folks on any spritual path- How Jewish Renewal is playing
    Rabbi David Zaslow - The 10 sefirot of the Kaballah and how they relate, paralell, and complement the wisdom we have been taught about the Shakras- How the 10 sefirot energy centers can be used for personal re-balancing- The different kinds of meditation and why kaballah meditation is so special and can be utilized by folks on any spritual path- How Jewish Renewal is playing
    Jonathan Treasure Green man in british isles. Finding best stance between allo and naturo. Longtime medical herbalistissus: nutrition loss from drugs. Ephedra's ban andkava may be next. New finds on how whole botanicalsuncouple viral/bacterial mechanisms and drugresistance. Mythbusting. Media reports. Cancer
    Alan Edison Art dealer on his apprecation for the Southwest Indian culture, and the trade blankets and their use and design evolution, providing an interesting window on an underappreciated chapter of our history.Alan Edison speaks with Laura Lee in Sun Valley, Idaho as part of our "On the Road" interview
    Sharon French Sharon French has a unique way of sharing the stories of her Navajo elders. She's written a one-woman play around two real-life ancestors, her grandmother, raised by white settlers, who returned to her tribe to live with her Navajo grandmother. She talks with us about writing the play from family lore and letters, and enacts highlights.As part of our on the
    Jacques Thelemaque Independent filmmaker, writer/director of "TheDogwalker"and founder, with his wife actress DianeGayde of The Filmmakers Alliance, talks aboutimportance of creating a life that works on manylevels, juggling creative and business hats, thelanguage of film, and more.
    Jacques Thelemaque Independent filmmaker, writer/director of "TheDogwalker"and founder, with his wife actress DianeGayde of The Filmmakers Alliance, talks aboutimportance of creating a life that works on manylevels, juggling creative and business hats, thelanguage of film, and more.
    Jacques Thelemaque Independent filmmaker, writer/director of "TheDogwalker"and founder, with his wife actress DianeGayde of The Filmmakers Alliance, talks aboutimportance of creating a life that works on manylevels, juggling creative and business hats, thelanguage of film, and more.
    Jacques Thelemaque Independent filmmaker, writer/director of "TheDogwalker"and founder, with his wife actress DianeGayde of The Filmmakers Alliance, talks aboutimportance of creating a life that works on manylevels, juggling creative and business hats, thelanguage of film, and more.
    Stephen Simon Movie Producer says movies with a mystical message are an unrecognized genre, and is his Spiritual Cinema Circle delivers his selected and overlooked films, documentaries, and shorts to your home on DVD by subscription. His book is "The Force Is With You: Mystical Movie Messages That Inspire Our
    Lucy Barth We met Lucy and instead of a handshake, she reads your palms – and very accurately. Quite interesting to have someone who doesn't know you, tell you about your deeper self. Here she shares her down-to-earth, practical wisdom gleaned from over 27,000 palm and tarot readings. Reach Lucy at 541-482-9652; she read long distance, too. Lucy
    Edward Esko Nature's evidence for naturally occuring, low-level energy transmutations of elements in life systems -- plants, animals, and bacteria -- seems almost
    Carl Munck & Tim Harris Carl Munck's 'code' joins a wide and diverse body of evidence for a widespread and advanced science of earlier cultures.
    Robert Felix Robert Felix has been a regular guest since 1977 with a well-docoumented alarm for a coming ice age. Now even the Pentagon agrees! He responds to a Fortune Magazine article "CLIMATE COLLAPSE: The Pentagon's Weather Nightmare-- The climate could change radically, and fast. That would be the mother of all national security issues". While sectors of government
    Jean Haner-Dowsett As a physical empath, Jean has learned to work with the energy fields she feels with a physical impact. Rather than be overpowered, she's learned to 'dial down' the sensitivity, and to help a field transfor by releasing the charge around it. She has entertaining stories and useful tips for everyone to
    Laurie Finkelstein Hypnotherapist and fitness coach offers the mind-body-spirit approach to fitness. How hypnotherapy and creative visualization help the subconcious align with the conscious mind and focus attention and energy on achieving one's goals.Book Recommendations:"Miracles" by Stuart Wilde"The Power of Full Engagement: Managing Energy, Not Time, is the Key to High
    Jean Haner-Dowsett You'd be surprised at what the features on your face indicate about your personality, says practicioner of Chinese five element theory. We are holograms with your elements and energy patterns reflected in your face and body. Contact Jean at 800-625-6307 or clearhome@earthlink.netJean's book recommendation on this topic:"Face Reading in Chinese Medicine" by
    Jean Haner-Dowsett How the Chinese Five Element Theory adds to Feng-Shui and arranging personal space, with case histories, cures, common problems, magical vs. practrical applications, and what shapes and colors correspond with what elements, and more. Contact Jean at 800-625-6307 or
    Miriam Dyak The inner critic and the inner child among the best known of our many inner selves or aspects, but there are many more, says Dyak. Get to know your various 'selves' for a 'more aware ego' and balanced life. Write Miriam at mdyak@life-energy.netAuthor of "The Voice Dialogue Facilitator's Handbook" by Miriam Dyak
    Miriam Dyak Take a break, sit back, and let an award-winning poet employ the dazzling power of words to stimulate the imagination and take you on a journey of
    Ann Masai Professor and theological feminist's personal quest to find images of God she could relate to as a black woman, tracing themes of freedom, equality and brotherhood running through the message of Jesus and Mary Magdalene, the Cathars, Templars, and Masons, which also inspired the founding vision for America and
    Rick Levine The days of the week are named after planets, and each planet is associated with a metal. Metallic salts act differently during the certain phases of planetary alignments; what subtle forces of nature are affected by heavenly configurations and known by ancient
    Gavin Menzies Royal Navy sea captain saw in authenticated ancient maps evidence of pre-columbian voyages to the Americas. He pinponted a 1421 Chinese worldwide expedition of hundreds of ships, through historical documents, wrecks, remains of settlements, plants and animals left behind, along with maps copied by later European explorers of note. Author of the
    John Hogue Noted Nostradamus historian follows the life of the French doctor and mystic who obscured his enigmatic predictions of the future with rhyme and code. John Hogue's new book is "Nostradamus: A Life and Myth" and attempts to fill in the blanks in the historical record, and examine the myth surrounding his
    John Hogue Why are there so many books about Nostradamus? Why is his enigmatic work still so widely examined today? Who was this French doctor and mystic who wrote in rhyme and code, and what was he saying? Longtime prophecy historian examines the life to gain insight into the
    Susan Burns Having joining in on a series of talking circles hosted by Institute of Noetic Science regional leader Susan Burns, Laura Lee and Susan talk about the dynamics of sitting in a circle with a group with like-mind, some of the sharing exercises, and the deep healing that can happen in a group of strangers when talking openly from the
    Fredic Lehrman Just how magical is this universe, and what are the rules of employment? Fredric describes his personal experiment, and the intriguing results, in a test everyone can perform.
    James Bare James Bare, a chiropractor, has modified a device which uses resonant frequencies, first created and tested in the 1930's by Dr. Royal Rife which many claim to be effective in the treatment of
    Richard Loyd Rife Seattle Conference organizer with new research on the causes and help for cancer, autism, and other degenerative disease -- from mercury toxicity and a new study on children with autism, to detoxing with cilantro, to using resonant frequencies in addition to
    David Elkington David Elkington shared stories of ghost encounters and in particular,one involving a frequency that led to a new theory on this phenomenonand opening that doorway between
    Robert Felix Geologists say Yellowstone is the remnant of a "super volcanoe" that once wreaked unimaginable devastation. Felix says explosions coincided with magnetic reversals; Yellowstone is heating up, and could blow enough debris into the atmosphere to hasten the next Ice Age.
    Paul Devereux Paul Devereux, author of "Haunted Land" shares his own encounter with a driverless vanishing van, and lists categories of ghosts: historical apparitions, ghost dogs and horses, and the two-dimensional type that seems made out of black-hole fabric (the kind I saw)-- so glad to learn I'm not the only one to see this!
    Jason Ringas Royal Rife used specific resonant frequencies to shatter the membrane of a microbe, much as the opera singer shatters the wineglass. Jason Ringas, noted Rife historian, has a video "The Rise and Fall of a Scientific Genius: The Forgotten Story of Royal Raymond Rife". What are the principles on which Rife's microscope and frequency machines worked? What were
    James O'Dea New President of the Institute for Noetic Science and Irishman James O'Dea reflects on his life-long search for meaning, social justice, and putting spirit in action.
     Michael Heckenberger Archaeology and indigenous history of Native Amazonian peoples in the Upper Xingu region, Brazil, reveal unexpectedly complex regional settlement patterns and large-scale transformations of local landscapes over the past millennium. Mapping and excavation of archaeological structures documents dramatic human-induced alteration of forest cover, particularly
    Michael Cremo Longtime Vedic scholar says humankind did not evolve from apes, rather, we devolved from a higher plane of consciousness into matter, as described in the Vedas, and how Alred R. Wallace, whose theory of evolution by natural selection was published with Darwin's, got co-credit until he later suggested that evolution was directed by cosmic
    Alan Butler British researcher Alan Butler's passion is the study of early calendars,Bronze Age cultures, the beginnings of astronomy and astrology and Earth mysteries. Ten years ago, during a holiday on Crete, he happened upon the "Phaistos Disc" and began to decode it, finding that what looked like a mere decorative artifact was a piece of sophisticated calendar
    Paul Devereux Long-time megalith researcher examines ancient use of acoustics. Unusual natural acoustical effects were viewed as 'spirit talking', and often marked with art. In the case of one UK site, petroglyphs cut in swirling patterns imitate the unusual flow of air through the chamber. Further experiments found the resonant frequency of chambers were deliberately
    Paul Devereux Long-time megalith researcher Paul Devereux reads the clues to America's ancient sites, noting there was a widespread, unbroken span of shamanic cultures here that, when you know how to read it, left a legacy tieing the landscape to the spirit
    Mikela Tarlow & Philip Tarlow Do you hear your ancestral soul calling? You're not alone. "Once upon a time people moved freely in a world held together not by roads or wires but by impressions, instinct, stories and images. Highly evolved intuition allowed them to thrive in a challenging environment. The social systems of these nomadic people are not only advanced, but remarkably suited
    Mary Stoddard Make informed choices to protect your health and well-being -- and hear the suppressed research on the detrimental effects of aspartame, and the new and even more toxic Neotame. This goes beyond headaches. Documented are tumors, seizures, brain damage, mood swings, the list goes on and on. And, contrary to diet advice, artificial sweetners wreak havoc with
    Richard Thompson Author of "Maya: The World as Virtual Reality" compares VR to ancient Vedic concepts of the universe, suggests mysteries such as remote viewing and precognition and the theory of multiple dimensions can be better understood in this
    Charles Moore Former district attorney and Roman Catholic priest traces hints of a former golden age through historical clues and legends, and the rise of patriarchy and ruling with testosterone. He weaves the work of Zecharia Sitchin and David Hudson (which I'm not sold on) into the mix, but makes a fascinating
    Belinda Gore Cuyamungae Institute's President Belinda Gore on the Institute's mission statement, its origins in the work of anthropologist Felicitas Goodman, the hard wiring of our nervous system for trance states, how using ritual trance based upon postures coded in the art by indigenous cultures differs from other meditative
    Robert Brown Author of "We Are Eternal: What the Spirits Tell Me About Life After Death" on the surprises of what spirits on the 'other side' report on what to expect when it's our turn to cross the veil.
    Chuck Pettis Author of "Secrets of Sacred Space" on altering the feel of a place with structures and blessings and why energy lines are positive or
    John Pilch Professor of Religious Studies says some cave art may be depictions of an Alternate Reality viewed in altered states and examines a biblical text describing three stages of trance now verified by modern
    Klaus Dona Klaus Dona follows up rumors of improbable ancient artifacts to see if they really exist: objects that emit an eerie light,a human hand embedded in Jurassic stone, symbols depicting the cellular origin of life.
    Barbara Martin Although invisible to physical sensing, a spiritual force operates in the midst of us -- the human aura. Barbara explores ways to improve the auric field by working with spiritual energy. Barbara's book is "Change Your Aura, Change Your
    Moustafa Gadalla - What do we know of the ancient Egyptian view of the world? Cairo-born researcher pieces together the coherent, far-reaching philosophy that made the Egyptians, according to Herodotus, "the happiest, healthiest, and most spiritual people".and most spiritual
    Moustafa Gadalla What do we know of the ancient Egyptian view of the world? Cairo-born researcher pieces together the coherent, far-reaching philosophy that made the Egyptians, according to Herodotus, the happiest, healthiest, and most spiritual
    John Pilch Professor of Religion finds both scientific validation that alternate nostril breathing (in Vedic tradition: "pranayama") affects brain hemisphere activity, and reference to its use in a Biblical
    John Pilch Professor of Religion finds both scientific validation that alternate nostril breathing (in Vedic tradition: pranayama") affects brain hemisphere activity, and reference to its use in a Biblical
    John Pilch Professor of Religion and author of "The Cultural World of Jesus" compares the attributes of a shaman with the life of Jesus, and our Western views to those of the people of Jesus'
    John Pilch Professor of Religion compares the attributes of a shaman with the life of Jesus, and compares our Western views to those of the people of Jesus? time.
    Bernd Heinrich Biologist author of "Winter World: The Ingenuity of Animal Survival" and "Mind of the Raven: Investigations and Adventures with Wolf-Birds" examines various strategies animals use to survive freezing winter temperatures: sleeping to lower metabolism, lowering body temperature, freezing water between, not in, the cells, enzymes that recycle, and
    Linda Greenslade England researcher shares personal stories on toning water from rock, EM energy from megalithic stones, and reports of time anomalies.
    Vine Deloria Author of "God is Red: A Native View of Religion" describes Native American astronomy and why the indigenous world view may turn out to be the correct one. In hour 2, Vine compares the western and indigenous world views, and shares stories medicine men have told him. His books include "Red Earth, White Lies" and "Evolution, Creationism, and Other Modern
    Robert Felix Author of "Not By Fire But By Ice" and "Ice Cycles" says global warming may be the prelude to the next Ice Age; looks at cyclical global warmings and coolings in geological history, the heating of the oceans and volcanism. Predictions for
    Catherine Ingram Author of "Passionate Presence" on connecting with your own heart intelligence and inner state of
    Carlos Barrios Carlos Barrios of Guatemala is carrying an important message from the Mayan Elders: their interpretation, prophecy, and warning for these
    Charles Moore Is this war a continuation of a centuries-old conflict between Christianity and Islam? To answer that, this lawyer and Catholic priest presents an eye-opening hidden history of Western Civilization. Hour
    Charles Moore Is this war a continuation of a centuries-old conflict between Christianity and Islam? To answer that, this lawyer and Catholic priest presents an eye-opening hidden history of Western Civilization. Hour
    Charles Moore Is this war a continuation of a centuries-old conflict between Christianity and Islam? To answer that, this lawyer and Catholic priest presents an eye-opening hidden history of Western Civilization. Hour
    Gail Smith Gail shares the journey that led her to tone in front of a large rock at a sacred site. What happened when water began to spontaneously pour from the
    Alan Siegel Author of "Dream Wisdom: Uncovering Life's Answers in Your Dreams" says crisis dreams and nightmares often offer aid during times of war, natural disasters, crime, and
    Marvin Herndon Geophysicist whose theory took 30 years to gain any recognition describes the anonymous review process that all too often suppresses new theories; wouldn't an open debate and discussion be truer to the scientific process and truly of benefit to
    Faye Mandell Author of "Self-Powerment: Towards the Next Generation of Life and Business Practices" says if we can identify our authentic feelings (often harder than you think) and not carry it forward to distorted thought, we release trapped energy that in then available to assist us, emotionally and
    David Korten Author of "When Corporations Rule the World" details the dangerous legal mandate that allows corporations to act without liability and conscience and beholden only to shareholders, not to the good of society at large; the widereaching
    Daniel Benor Author of "Spiritual Healing: Scientific Validation of A Healing Revolution" and "Consciousness, Bioenergy and Healing" with scientific studies showing the efficacy of prayer and alternative healing
    Nancy Rosanoff Author of "Intuition Workout" details four parameters around which the intuition works, and how to use it to our
    Donna Eden Author of "Energy Medicine" and "The Energy Medicine Kit" on the ways energy medicine has been accepted by the mainstream, with simple, do-it-yourself tips on activating and managing your own energy
    Dr. Henry Lai Artemisia from the highlands of China, mentioned in a two-thousand year-old medical text found in a tomb as a malaria cure, has new studies demonstrating how it also kills cancer cells, with no effect on healthy
    Laurel Mellin Author of "The Pathway" and "The Solution" gives a compelling overview of the dynamics of common dysfunctions, and how to fill the underlying emotional void so healthy life enhancing choices can old replace neurotic
    Burt Webb Promising energy alternatives include the solar tower which funnels rising solar-heated hot air to move turbines to produce electricity, and compressed air for car
    Jonathan Goldman The author of "Healing Sounds: the Power of Harmonics" and "Shifting Frequencies" on the growing popularity of sound healing, how it has gained mainstream
    Sarvananda Bluestone Author of "The World Dream Book: Use the Wisdom of World Cultures to Uncover Your Dream Power" on the Temiar of Malaya, the African Ibans, the Lepchka of the Himalayas, and the Ute of North America who induce and interpret dreams. Do all symbols universally signify the same thing to all dreamers?
    John Hogue Millennium historia on the series of centuries-old conflicts over dwindling resources and the Middle
    Henry Stevens Author of "Hitler's Flying Saucers: A Guide to German Flying Discs of the Second World War"
    Mark Purdey English farmer and eco-detective presents new theory on mad cow disease, the organophosphate in insecticides administered to British herds, that have proven neurodegenerative side
    John Cadman Inspired by the subterranean chamber of the Great Pyramid, Cadman claims he designed a working water pump that incorporates resonance and intricate flow patterns, as part of an experiment to understand what the chamber was
    Gene Tagaban Tlinget Indian teaches through traditional stories and song, old and new. "We write our own story between the lines of the only givens," he says, "that we are born and that we die. What that story is, is up to us." This two hour interview ends with a 25 minute performance of song and story. Part
    Connie Kellough The publisher of "The Power of Now" on answering on why she was drawn to publish what's become a widely popular, modern spiritual treatise on being in the
    Russell Blaylock "Health and Nutrition Secrets That Can Save Your Life" and "Excitotoxins" on how heavy metals and toxins damage cells, brains and mental clarity, longevity and health; what our body needs to repair the damage, and wonders why, given the damage, we don't do more to prevent exposure.
    Jeff Volk Cymatics spokesman on working with the science of making sound visible, and the implications this holds for understanding hidden laws of nature; how this work changed his worldview and experience of
    David Matheson Coeur d'Alene Indian and author of "Red Thunder" on growing up with the traditional stories, values, and ways of his people; why his elders say now is the time to share their ways.
    Jonathan Goldman Author of "Healing Sounds: the Power of Harmonics" on how Frequency + Intent = Healing and the long history amongst various traditions for working with voice and
    Karen Weissman & Tami Coyne Co-authors of "Spiritual Chicks Question Everything: Learn to Risk, Release, and Soar" discuss the big questions on the path to spiritual awakening: Can you still eat chocolate? Keep your toys? Go to church? Is suffering a mandatory part of the deal? Myths about how to be spiritual abound, and most of us have bought into at least a few of them, even if
    Jim Nollman Talk to the animals with music, says this performance artist. Nollman suggests that, with a vocal range 300 times greater than ours, for Beluga whales processing echolocation as a language, this may result in a holographic, instantaneous, multi-layered communication experience. New book is "The Beluga Caf?: My Strange Adventures with Art, Music, and
    Vine Deloria Vine shares Native Elders' stories about a race 10-12 feet tall, another 14 inches tall. Skeletons of this size found by early settlers are mentioned in their
    Vine Deloria Native American scholar discusses the holes in Darwin's theory, and the scientific arrogance that heaps any alternative, such as Intelligent Design, with the Creationists. His book is "Evolution, Creationism, and Other Modern Myths: A Critical
    Jeff Volk Cymatics, the science of making sound waves visible, has life lessons on enduring periods of chaos as new patterns arise, on form and process, and the underlying dynamics of energy flow that unites all
    Keith Hearne Dr Keith Hearne is an internationally known psychologist who conducted the world's first sleep-laboratory research into 'lucid' dreams for his Doctorate. In the course of that research, he invented the "dream machine". The original sleep-lab chart records from his pioneering research are on display at the Science Museum, in
    Raymond Francis The one disease, though it has many names and manifestations, is a sick cell full of toxins and undernourished. Revitalize our cells, and health returns, says the author of "Never be Sick
    David Elkington Author of "In the Name of the Gods" highlights some surprising connections between the origin of words and their mythic
    Joseph MacDermott An Irishman raised in a remote village recalls the Celtic Tradition's close ties with shamanism, inner knowing, and conversing with the natural
    Gary Biltcliffe We met up with Gary during a tour of England's sacred sites. A tour guide, he uses archeology, myth, and psychic data and offers his view of megalithic structures, linking artifacts and monuments of Egypt and the Phoenicians, the myths and legends of Joseph and Jesus' visit with the Druids, the ley lines and male and female energy lines, and
    Paul Broadhurst We met up with Broadhurst on our trip to Tintagel. He took us to lesser known sites, including an very old church, and we sat under trees with twisting branches that followed, he said, the twisting lines of energy that permeated the place. He spoke with us about his work in earth mysteries and ancient knowledge of
    Dr. Henry Lai Lab research the cell phone companies don't want you to know about the effects on our cells, memory, and DNA. How to lesson your
    Timothy Ferris Author of "Coming of Age in the Milky Way" on how, in astronomy, the most accessible of sciences, its the amateurs and enthusiasts who are finding new comets as well as uncomfortably-close asteroids, looking for ET, and
    Christian de Quincey Author of "Radical Nature: Rediscovering the Soul of Matter" argues that the story we tell ourselves about the nature of reality and our role here is fundamentally flawed. In the debate on consciousness and who and what has it, he a new (really an age-old) answer, and one that tells a more accurate, ultimately healing
    Jack Satkoski & Andy Berg Two geologists offer new theories on those mysterious Mima Mounds. Andy suggests seismic waves running through loose soil over a hard layer could build up regularly shaped and spaced mounds. Jack finds Mima like mounds on photos of Mars. To see the images Jack will talk about, go to http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/mgs/target/CYD2/ and go to the far right
    George Erikson Author of "Atlantis in America: Navigators of the Ancient World" find the sunken city off Cuba, the Bimini Stones, and hints of an eight-mile long tunnel between two pyramids indicators Altantis may be in the Americas.
    Marvin Herndon A ball of uranium at earth's core could act as a nuclear reactor, theorizes physicist Marvin Herndon -- which could explain a few scientific conundrums, and the physics checks out, he adds. His theory was a feature story of "Discover"
    Jan Van Ysslestyne Shamans from the Ulchi Tribe of Siberia come to Seattle on a regular basis to teach their ways, worldview, and shamanic techniques. They believe humans are visitors to Earth, should be well-behaved guests. Jan founded the school, is one of the few Westerners to speak
    John Major Jenkins Author of "Galactic Alignment: The Transformation of Consciousness according to Mayan, Egyptian, and Vedic Traditions" reads in icons and myth, clues that these cultures knew where the center of our galaxy was, and assigned earth's eventual alignment with it as a time ripe for spiritual advancement. That time is
    John Major Jenkins Author of "Galactic Alignment: The Transformation of Consciousness according to Mayan, Egyptian, and Vedic Traditions" reads in icons and myth, clues that these cultures knew where the center of our galaxy was, and assigned earth's eventual alignment with it as a time ripe for spiritual advancement. That time is now. Continues in Part
    Arline Brecher Author of "Forty-Something Forever" on why chelation, the standard treatment to clear heavy metal toxicity, can also clear arteries. It's also cheaper and safer than bypass and open-heart surgery. Yet, it is not the standard treatment for cardiovascular
    Sherrill Sellman Author of "Hormone Heresy: What Women Must Know About Their Hormones" has long preached that synthetic hormones, birth control pills, mammograms are dangerous to health and well-being. Now the mainstream is saying the same
    Simeon Hein Author of "Opening Minds: A Journey of Extraordinary Encounters, Crop Circles, and Resonance" describes paranormal experiences, balls of light, drained batteries, and his conversations with the people who feel called to make some of these designs, and why.
    David Elkington Author of "In the Name of the Gods: The Mystery of Resonance and the Prehistoric Messiah" on resonance, sound, and how new understanding of these fields underscores how and why ancient cultures were using these principles in their myth, art, architecture, and rituals. Continues in Part
    David Elkington Author of "In the Name of the Gods: The Mystery of Resonance and the Prehistoric Messiah" on resonance, sound, and how new understanding of these fields underscores how and why ancient cultures were using these principles in their myth, art, architecture, and
    Jay Wakefield & Reinoud de Jonge Authors of "How the SunGod Reached America" say ancient sailors designed megalithic sites and petroglyphs as maps of their navigation routes, cite supporting evidence from megalithic and Egyptian measures of distance, early compasses and Isle Royale's ancient copper
    Chris Dunn & John Cadman & Stephen Mehler Sharing research: Mehler says vast water tunnels run under the Giza Plateau; Cadman built a working pump modeled after the subterranean chambers flow dynamics; Dunn suggests hydrogen and resonance played a role in activating cosmic energies in the pyramid. Part
    Chris Dunn & John Cadman & Stephen Mehler Mehler ("Land of Osiris") on vast water tunnels under the Giza Plateau; Cadman's water pump based on flow dynamics; Dunn ("Giza Power Plant") suggests hydrogen and resonance played a role in activating cosmic energies in the pyramid. Part 2 Continues in Part 2
    Ray Grasse Author of "Signs of the Times" and "Waking Dream" reads the myth and symbolism behind world events and personalities, and underlying themes of Pisces and Aquarius as we move from this Great Age to the
    Roseanne Farano Author of "The Dove in Downward Flight" on using intuition to uncover source of clients' problems, shares fascinating case histories, finds key is being present and vulnerable herself and offer safe space for others to reveal
    John Taylor Gatto Tracing the militaristic and historical models for today's schools, how our system psychologically ensnares the soul, and what this award-winning teacher says is true education, what it could do, and how early societies encouraged it. Part
    John Taylor Gatto Tracing the militaristic and historical models for today's schools, how our system psychologically ensnares the soul, and what this award-winning teacher says is true education, what it could do, and how early societies encouraged it. Continues in Part
    Michael Cremo Co-author of "Forbidden Archeology" reinterprets human/ape "missing link" fossil finds to conform with Vedic views on evolution of man; suggests Indus Valley scripts, yet to be translated, may place Sanskrit as a precursor source of European
    Jay Wakefield & Reinoud de Jonge Co-authors of "How the SunGod Reached America c. 2500 BC." find what may be stone navigation charts at pre-historic sites on both sides of the Atlantic that appear to be part of the same world-wide system, and surprisingly sophisticated.
    Stephen Mehler Author of "The Land of Osiris" on the legacy of Egypt's indigenous tribes, an extensive, ancient tunnel system/waterworks under the Giza Plateau; how water was used to enhance consciousness and sacred sites, and the search for the old Nile river
    Jo Curran Solo female tour manager and world traveler shares her philosophy of life, how and why traveling the world is a major part of it, and what security is and too often
    John Reid Acoustic engineer on his experiments, performed in the Great Pyramid, finding the prime frequency of the chamber nearly identical to the sarcophagus. His cymatics tests revealed hieroglyphic-like shapes appearing in a vibrating membrane stretched across the sarcophagus. See the photos in his 40-page book "Egyptian Sonics" available only at the Radio
    David Pond Author of "Chakras for Beginners" has how-to tips to activate and balance our chakras the energy circuits connecting us to Life Force and acting as batteries to energize various parts of our being and life
    Pat Connolly "Nutrition and Physical Degeneration" was groundbreaking work in the 1940's comparing the health of people still on their culture's natural diet (surprisingly varied, in remote places around the globe) with those who'd recently adopted the Western diet. The key detrimental effect was the lack of nutrients in processed foods. This is vividly seen in the
    Roseanne Farano Author of "The Dove in Downward Flight" on using inner knowing that we all receive, while thinking we aren't psychic; society's growing acceptance, and working with the messages, and her story of leaving a corporate job to work as an energy healer and counselor.
    Tahir Shah What were the Spanish observing when they wrote that the Inca flew over the jungle like birds? How to construct a hang glider from simple available materials? Were the many depictions of men with wings referring to spirit journeys of flight? Tahir?s search for a lost city turns up stones and terraces. His book is "Trail of
    Marty Hoffert NYU physics prof on global warming, why we must end dependence on fossil fuel, and examines the viability of solar, wind, fission, fusion, and other energy
    Tyler Volk Biologist weighs in on Ice Age vs. Global Warming, comparing today's climate change with earlier cyclical changes. What part of this change do we cause, how much is just fluctuation in long-term
    James DeMeo Author of "Saharasia: The 4000 BCE Origins of Child Abuse, Sex-Repression, Warfare and Social Violence, In the Deserts of the Old World" says peaceful goddess cultures were over run by the earliest patriarchal cultures whose harsh ways reflected the harsh conditions of the desert, before infecting the world.
    Chris James Singer, musician and sound therapist demonstrates overtones, singing two or more notes simultaneously and exercises to free your mind to find your authentic
    James DeMeo Author of "Heretic's Notebook" on his many experiments bringing rain to the desert, dowsing for life energy, and the suppressed half of the famous turn-of-the-century ether experiments that proved the ether's existence.
    Tyler Volk Biologist/author of "Gaia's Body: Toward a Physiology of Earth" on Earth as a homeostatic superorganism; examines how various types of organisms regulate our atmosphere, contribute to geologic processes, and more, painting a beautiful, intricate picture of our
    Jim Nollman Author of "The Man Who Talks to Whales: The Art of Interspecies Communication" uses music to do so. Whales and dolphins responded with vocalizations, keeping the tune and rhythm going of Jim and his musicians. Hear what the buffalo of Yellowstone have to say as
    Gary Schwartz Author of "The Afterlife Experiments: Breakthrough Scientific Evidence of Life After Death" put mediums in controlled laboratory conditions to monitor their attempts to contact the dead relatives of test subjects; the
    Michal Levin Former BBC newswoman on why she meditates, do-it-yourself clearing of energy body, the surprise emergence of intuitive gifts and her work with executives, doctors, professionals. Author of "Meditation: Path to the Deepest
    Elizabeth Gilbert Author of "The Last American Man" on one man's experiment in living off the grid and on the land -- does he find utopia? Why he takes it to the extreme, dressing in animal skins, living in a teepee, crossing the US by horse, among other adventures.
    Alexandra Morton Author of "Listening to Whales: What the Orcas Have Taught Us" shares her story from cataloguing John Lily's experiments with dolphin language to her work with wild Orcas and their communication through sound and
    Alan Ismond The mad cow prion is mythologized as an indestructible errant bogey mutant. So we asked this chemical engineer and ecologist to put the prion into perspective, with some far-reaching insight.
    John Holland Author of "Born Knowing" and "Psychic Navigator" on the accident that triggered an ability to talk with the other side. How the dead communicate; his tips for jumpstarting our own psychic
    Peter Russell Author of "From Science to God: The Mystery of Consciousness and the Meaning of Light" recounts journey through church, science, Eastern mysticism, and psychology to find a scientific basis for spirit.
    Mary Lee LaBay Hypnotherapist shares eerie stories of alien encounters revealed only under hypnosis. How an alien being of a past encounter reacts as Mary asks her client to remote view him during the regression session.
    Gwynne Spencer Why the Hero Journey is the universal story line and template for understanding and writing the story of your life, how 'doctoring' your own life's script can be therapy and why media personalities fall short as
    Diana Schwarzbein The biochemical pathways and lifestyle choices that determine metabolism, the expression of genes, rate of aging, and level of well being; how to cure the basis of addiction and avoid diet scams, from the author of "The Schwarzbein Principle: The Truth About Weight Loss, Health and
    John Major Jenkins Author of "Galactic Alignment: The Transformation of Consciousness According to Mayan, Egyptian & Vedic Traditions" on why Mayan center Teotihuacan aligns with the Pleiades, new data on the famous Equinox "shadow serpent" at the Pyramid of Kukulcan, why they saw our era as the time for Quetzalcoatl's return and what that means.
    Jo Curran Full-time traveler -a tour manager half the year; lone traveler the rest- on how she preps and plans itineraries, why she prefers investing in her 'bank of memories' and observations from last trip to China, how this 'sleeping dragon' is awakening to western thinking and
    Mark Amaru Pinkham Tracing common elements among the myths of 'king of the world' in India, Persia, Babylon, and the Holy Land from author of "The Truth Behind the Christ
    Mark Amaru Pinkham Adventures with an Andean Shaman and other dimensional beings. Reading ancient texts as visionary experiences, and why specific traditions, myths, and symbols may all be related across time and cultures, from author of "The Truth Behind the Christ
    Sharon Gannon "Yoga was a heresy from the start because it put power into the hands of the people, not priests," says Gannon. Why Yoga philosophy says: 'You are the direct line to God' and what the ancient teachings in Patanjali's Yoga Sutras, the Bhagavad Gita, and the Hatha Yoga Pradipika
    Jean Shinoda Bolen Author of "Goddesses in Older Women: Archetypes in Women Over Fifty" balances our cultural obsession with youth by getting to know the goddesses Sophia, Hecate, Hestia, Cerridwen, and Saraswati Erda, all archetypes of grace and wisdom.
    Jean Shinoda Bolen Jungian author of "The Tao of Psychology" on synchronicity and an "Agathie Christie approach" to unraveling the meaning of these events in our
    David Hatcher Childress Author of "Atlantis and the Power System of the Gods" and "Technology of the Gods: The Incredible Sciences of the Ancients" shares story of British explorer Colonel Percy Fawcett and of Bill Clendenon, whose 1950's UFO sighting and encounter with a Man in Black inspired his Mercury Vortex Generator
    David Hatcher Childress Author of "Atlantis and the Power System of the Gods" and "Technology of the Gods: The Incredible Sciences of the Ancients" is mapping what an Atlantis infrastructure might have been from clues ancient and modern: Cayce's description of a "terrible crystal" to Tesla's energy broadcast tower system to mythic Vedic Vimana aircraft to anti-gravity effects from     Daniel Statnekov Ancient clay pots tested in the lab shown to produce overtones and beat frequencies can alter states of consciousness, says the author of "Animated
     Judith Moore Co-author of "Crop Circles Revealed" argues that no matter who is making the circles -- those who say their designs are inspired, or orbs seen in the vinicity, these intricate designs hold a     Barbara Lamb Stories collected over ten summers of crop circle viewing and talking with researchers at England?s crop circle pub. Highlights: experiments on water imprints of circle patterns, 30-second formation witnessed, orbs of light, patterns in the crops as well as snow, ice, and desert sand in other countries. Co-author of "Crop Circles Revealed? (with nearly 100
     Charles Hayes Author of "Tripping: An Anthology of True-Life Psychedelic Adventures" on the common elements of good and bad psychedelic trips, and how could they be used legally and safely in our culture.     Louis Frank Newly detected micro-snowballs, millions of them daily, enter our atmosphere and vaporize. What's the origin and range of these "cometisimals"? Are these the source of reports of chunks of ice falling from the sky, from ancient times to the     Rick Marschall More common than you think, parasites, be they bacteria, virus or microbes, can upset the digestive system, with a wide range of seemingly unrelated symptoms. How to detect and deal with
     Roger Jewell Who was mining vast quantities of copper from the Great Lakes area long long ago? What's the evidence they left behind? Roger Jewell's book "Ancient Mines of Kitchi-Gummi" highlights the     Mary Lee LaBay Co-author of "Through the Open Door: Secrets of Self-Hypnosis" on hypnosis technique to end bad habits with six questions asked of the subconscious mind; what exploring past lives can
     Patrick Huyghe Author of "Swamp Gas Times" reflects on 20 years of UFO research, the Pentagon's surprising answer when asked if our Government was staging UFO abductions, how terrorist surveillance impacts UFO research, the number of unexplained objects captured on satellite imagery, his most intriguing UFO     James Twyman Author of "Emissary of Love: The Psychic Children Speak to the World" tells of meeting a 10-year old psychic adept at spoon bending and reading minds, visiting a Bulgarian monastery that trains psychic children to promote tolerance and peace.     Joseph Jenkins World in denial: why we continue business as usual, when 1,600 world scientists declare in one decade, irreversible environmental damage passes point of no return, from a longtime homesteader/author of "Balance Point: Searching for a Spiritual Missing Link" who took vows of poverty to avoid paying into a system whose values and policies he disagrees     Prash Trivedi Where are we on the Vedic wheel of Ages from Dark to Light? Vedic astrologer/scholar says at the end of a 5,000 year Age of Darkness, and as this cycle converges with two others he details, we can look forward to a renaissance of spiritual self knowledge and ancient     David Cumes A western doctor of 30 years spends time with the Bushmen of the Kalahari and shamans of the Amazon, emerges with new lessons learned: triggering one's own Inner Healer, the Wounded Healer archetype, loss of soul and self is the underlying ailment of our
     Jeff Levin Groundbreaking studies quantify the effects of prayer, religious services, healing rituals, meditation, and faith on health, with far-reaching effect on western medicine, why courses in health and spirituality now offered in mainstream medical     Dennis Stone Curator of "America's Stonehenge" on this 4,000 year old maze of chambers, walls, ceremonial meeting places, and accurate astronomical calendar. What clues are there to artifacts and inscriptions, and the original
     Chris Ogilvie-Herald Co-author of "Giza: the Truth -- The People, Politics, and History Behind the World's Most Famous Archeological Site" examines the range of theories both orthodox and alternative on the pyramids as burial chambers, astronomical devices, power plants, and other, the identity of the original builders, a Hall of Records, and more. Part     Ian Lawton Co-author of "Giza: the Truth -- The People, Politics, and History Behind the World's Most Famous Archeological Site" examines the range of theories both orthodox and alternative on the pyramids as burial chambers, astronomical devices, power plants, and other, the identity of the original builders, a Hall of Records, and more. Continues in Part     Michael Murphy & James Redfield Co-authors of "God and The Evolving Universe: The Next Step in Human Evolution" join us in studio, discuss evolution of the self-help field, spiritual practices, our acceptance and study of extraordinary perception and abilities, and     Eve Bruce Author of "Shaman, M.D." and plastic surgeon shares her initiation with the Yachaks, the bird-people shamans of the Andes, and her journeys through Central and South America to study indigenous healing
     Dr. Valerie Hunt Bioelectrical researcher and popular guest Valerie Hunt says, "Regardless of disability or stress, our higher consciousness really seeks health, not the elimination of     Rick Strassman Author of "DMT: The Spirit Molecule: A Doctor's Revolutionary Research into the Biology of Near-Death and Mystical Experiences" explored the neurochemical basis of spiritual experiences with DMT, one of the most powerful psychedelics known, in DEA-approved clinical research on 60 volunteers. DMT, manufactured by our pineal gland, facilitates the soul's
     John Hogue Can you find the events of Sept 11 in the prophecy of Nostradamus? And where do we go from here? Prophecy historian John Hogue looks at the authentic prophecies, as well as a "Hoaxtradamus" prophecy circulated by a prominent news
     Udo Erasmus Who knew? Author of "Fats That Heal, Fats That Kill" says the right essential fatty acids suppress the appetite, improve mood, energy, hormonal balance, build lean muscle tissue, and promote loss of body fat.     Gary Beckwith Author of "The Message that Comes from Everywhere" on where all religions agree: the oneness of our Creator, the male and female aspects of Creation, the immortal soul, and     Steven Myers Edward Kunkel's 1936 water pump was inspired by the Great Pyramid's interior layout. Steven Myers and team at Pharaoh's Pump Foundation built models of the subterranean chamber that creates a whirlpool or vortex, suggest pyramid builders utilized canals and water locks to raise the giant     Rick Levine Astronomical and Astrological circles alike debate if the Star of Bethlehem was a conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn; why the three wise men were likely Magi, Zoroastrian priests/astronomers steeped in the symbolism of astrology, and the attributes of these two planets.     Serge King Author of "Mastering Your Hidden Self: A Guide to the Huna Way" on this ancient understanding of the subconcious mind, conscious mind, and supraconscious mind and how to integrate the three to build personal power, harmony and     Jeff Jawer Major themes of history divided into 'Astrological Ages' with Leo-12,000 years ago.. Cancer-10,000 ya, Gemini-8,000 ya, Taurus-6,000 ya, Aries 4,000 ya, Pisces 2,000 ya, and what future ages may     Nick Begich How can coming technological advancements designed to depress the human spirit be used instead to enhance the human condition? Nick Begich examines non-lethal weapons, environmental and weather control systems, and new underwater sonars and their effects on the seas, threats to privacy, and terrorism and the coming surveillance society, and offers     John DeSalvo Gamma ray transducer aimed at model pyramids and the Great Pyramid reveals an energetic "containment shield" with anti-gravity properties; a new link to Orion, changes in biological materials inside pyramids, by the Russian Medical Academy of     Lloyd Sieden Buckminster Fuller ran a 56-year experiment: how one individual can make a difference. Fuller biographer and archivist cites examples, struggles, and successes from Fuller's life, as well as his own, muses on how to recognize our unique gifts and skills, and how to bring that contribution to the world in a pragmatic     Dr. Rick Marschall Is your daytime temperature below 98.6? If so, your biochemistry is stressed. Our cells are temperature sensitive; enzymes and chemical messengers don't function optimally in less than 98.6 degrees. What can chronically lower body temperature are the solution to right     Wayne Dyer Author of "There's a Spiritual Solution to Every Problem" says thinking is the source of problems and the heart holds the answer to solving them, while he extols Francis of Assisi's well-known prayer "Lord, make me an instrument of your     Louis LaGrand Author of "Messages and Miracles: Extraordinary Experiences of the Bereaved says visitations from deceased family members is common and comes in various guises. Paul shares his own visits, in dreams, with his deceased mother and father.     Earl Staelin Louis Kervran's work answered some diets rich in calcium lead to osteoporosis, yet other diets lacking calcium does not, with idea of biological transmutation of elements. Full spectrum light may act like a nutrient and aid calcium     Peter Gandy & Timothy Freke Co-authors of "The Jesus Mysteries" and "Jesus and "The Lost Goddess: the Secret Teachings of the Original Christians" take a scholarly and historical look at the Jesus stories: Roman Empire suppressed ties to older, neighboring religions and philosophies that shared a mythic god/man/hero who died to be reborn and the equal role and status of the goddess.     Peter Gandy & Timothy Freke Co-authors of "The Jesus Mysteries" and "Jesus and "The Lost Goddess: the Secret Teachings of the Original Christians" take a scholarly and historical look at the Jesus stories: Roman Empire suppressed ties to older, neighboring religions and philosophies that shared a mythic god/man/hero who died to be reborn and the equal role and status of the goddess.     Jeff Jawer Astrologer and co-founder of http://www.stariq.com puts the Age of Aquarius into the context of the Great Ages of the Equinox. How did the ancients recognize this grand clock of the universe? How are these ages determined, and how long is the transition between them? And finally, what promise, and what dangers, does the next age     Henry Bauer This open-minded scientist/professor defines a genius as "a crank who happens to be right" and a crank as "a genius who happens to be wrong" and anomalies as worthy of investigation as so many in the past have led to scientific     Rimpoche Nawang Gehlek Native Tibetan -- who studied in a monastery with the Dalai Lama's teachers before his escape during the Communist takeover to live in India and here in the US -- shares the Tibetan views of life during and after death, and techniques tested for the last 2500 years on how to take control of our lives and fears, now and for the
     Nicholas Vreeland What is the daily schedule for monks in a Buddhist monastery in India? What do they eat, read, and talk about? What the vows they take, and which is the hardest to keep? What is it like to meet with the Dalai Lama? The director of The Tibet Center shares all this and     Dr. Leo Sprinkle Innovative psychologist examines decades of patient case histories for clues to the meaning of UFO dreams, encounters and sightings. He finds they are often part of the symbolic language the soul uses to communicate with
     George Erikson How do you carve a solid granite block into a near perfect sphere, some measuring 9 feet in diameter? And why go to the bother? Co- author of "Atlantis in America" suggests these engineering marvels were ancient markers in an ancient navigation system. Groupings of stones pointed from Costa Rica to magnetic north and Easter
     Dr. Rick Marschall Doctor addresses the relationship of low blood pressure and low body temperature with fatigue, and a new non-invasive means of testing one's     George Nakata Japanese energy healer, given his healing abilities during a Near Death Experience, describes the process from his point of view of using Ki (Chi) energy to heal bodily ailments and emotional traumas, and to release 'attached entities'. "Only God heals, I am only the vehicle," he     Bruce Lipton Cell biologist cites new studies on the workings of perception to illustrate how our subconscious picks up damaging beliefs; and why so much self-help therapy falls short of getting to the level necessary to reprogram negative beliefs to replace them with positive ones. He recommends one that promises to do just     Rosemary Ellen Guiley Who is behind that still small voice, your soul, God, angels, or all of the above? Longtime teacher of intuition offers simple exercises and advice on recognizing intuitive input among the various senses and your own feelings, and learning to trust and use your inner voice and     Rick Levine & Jeff Jawer Founders of Star IQ.com offer insights into the recent terrorist attack from an astrologer's point of     David Whitehouse Astronomer compiles detailed research on stone-age moon calendars and maps, lunar and tidal effects on biological life, videos of strange lunar glow and lights, what's on the 'dark side' of the moon, water frozen in craters, future lunar bases, and     Lolette Kuby Her own experience with cancer demonstrated to Lolette the healing power of the mind, and to write "Faith and The Placebo Effect: An Argument for Self-Healing". We may sideline this power as a mere 'placebo effect' but it is the real agent of healing, demonstrated to be in studies often more powerful than drugs. It's time we recognized it and used it     Rosemary Ellen Guiley Dreamwork facilitator and author of "Dreamspeak" and "Dreamwork for the Soul" describes "encounter" dreams with spirit beings, soul work in dreams, common themes in dreams and how to interpret, and tips for recording your
     Ron Docie Author of "The Inventor's Bible" and inventor of a car-mirror improvement evaluates new inventions, explain why most fail, why not seeing your new idea on shelves does not mean there is not already an existing patent on similar, why products that are safe and environmentally friendly often fail, and     Leo Sprinkle Psychologist covers: our collective trauma in the wake of tragedy, the story of a woman who received a pre-cognitive vision of Tuesday's terrorist attack, and the healing     Jeff Volk Jeff's interest in sound and light therapy led him to the work of Dr. Hans Jenny, whose pioneering work in 'cymatics' reveals complex patterns formed in inert matter (i.e.: lycopodium dust, kaolin paste, etc.) with specific sound and vibrational     Elaine Mercado Elaine and her family couldn't move away, so learned to live with walking columns of mist, disembodied voices, balls of roaming light, levitating objects, and other manifestations of ghosts in their home, until the 'ghostbusters' communicated with the unhappy     John Perkins Dreamchange Coalition founder, who spent time for last 30 years with the headhunters of the Amazon, details their philosophy and customs: shapeshifting, shrinking heads, male and female roles and sexual relations, equality between the sexes, and use of three mind-altering plants. John's new book is "Spirit of the Shuar: Wisdom from the Last Unconquered     Dr. Joseph Mercola Media coverage of health news is often biased by special interest groups with profit motives. An example is the benefits of soy, when new research reveals the detriments of soy. Other problems with common food, from peanuts to shellfish to green tea (which takes up fluoride from the soil). Herbs that detox heavy metals; and mercury in some     Will Wong Naturopath and health researcher shares insights on: the health problems for both genders caused by 'xeno-estrogens' (molecules which imitate our natural estrogens) from our environment and phytoestrogens from soy ranging from chronic fatigue to infertility and the folly of five small meals a     Heather Pringle A large settlement of Celts lasted some 2,000 years in a remote northwest corner of China, where the desert air nicely preserved their red and blonde and auburn hair, colorful plaid woolen tunics and leggings, and DNA. The political and scientific     Peter Meisen Buckminster Fuller asked, "How do we make the world work for 100% of humanity in the shortest possible time through spontaneous cooperation without ecological damage or disadvantage to anyone?" and inspired Peter to found the Global Energy Network Institute with mission to create a world-wide shared power grid. The technological, social, political, and     Rob Faigin Author of "Natural Hormonal Enhancement" details a few of the thousands of hormones that regulate our system, and how to work, exercise, eat, and relax to work with, not against, these bioregulators and thereby achieve maximum     Dave Talbott What are the stories left to us by ancient cultures around the world that may not be mere stories, but actual accounts of Earth in transition and cataclysm? Dave draws from 25 years of study to share those
     Stephen Gnass Case histories of unique and unusual inventions from the files of an inventor     Wal Thornhill & Dave Talbott Wal Thornhill's 'Electric Universe' and Tony Peratt's 'Plasma Universe' say plasma, the fourth state of matter (after gases, liquids, and solids) make up 99% of the universe, so deep space is not a void, but plasma and highly conductive of electricity and magnetism, with implications for a living and self-regulating and evolving universe and the formation
     Michael Heiser Heiser, currently writing his Ph.D. dissertation in Hebrew Bible and Ancient Semitic Languages, combines his interest and research in ufology with ancient texts and mainstream religion to offer an alternative to Sitchin's reading of Sumerian
     George Grant Music improvisationist compares the "inclusivity" of the tonal music scale used by indigenous cultures with the "exclusivity" of the scale used in Western music, demonstrates overtones by chanting vowel sounds and offers how-to tips, notes how music can entrain the     Tony Shearer Original decoder of Mayan Calendar looks back at a life of adventure in Mexico, where he learned important life lessons. Tony's 1971 book "Lord of the Dawn" got the first momentum going around 1987's Harmonic     Kristin Von Kreisler Author of "Beauty in the Beasts: True Stories of Animals Who Choose to do Good" shares real-life stories of heroic and compassionate animals, from cats and dogs to reptiles and birds, and rejects the scientific notions that try to explain away such
     Udo Erasmus How Omega 3 and Omega 6 Fatty Acids build the tissue of the brain, hormones, cells, skin. Why saturated and hydrogenated fats cannot be fully processed by the body. Why low fat diets do not supply needed nutrients. The fallacy of low-fat, high carb diets. Why dietary fat does not translate to body fat. How certain good fats rev up metabolism, and
     Heather Pringle Science journalist on mummies beyond the Egyptian: the Japanese monks mummifying themselves while still alive, the Vatican's medieval saint mummies, bog bodies, natural mummification, and range of mummification     Michael Cremo What did Vedic sages 5,000 years ago say about evolution and human history? Here's a surprising and detailed     James Allen The author of "Atlantis: The Andes Solution" says Plato's description of the city of Atlantis fits Tihuanacu, Bolivia, a very ancient megalithic site with a squared plain and canal
     Michael Heiser Author of "The Bible Code Myth" derails the Bible Code theory with his own extensive research into the Hebrew Bible and ancient Semitic languages, says there is no one single version of the Hebrew Bible due to script omissions and errors, and the Bible's validity is not proved or improved by finding predictions in the same way computerized word searches run     Stephen Paul Gnass The US patent laws are changing to support corporations over individuals, the common mistakes made by inventors as they navigate the labrythine process of taking a new device from prototype to     Rob Williams How we can reprogram the subconscious mind and replace limiting beliefs with life-enhancing affirmations. How the subconscious, conscious mind, and superconscious work, and how life experiences can shape limiting     Robert Felix Independent researcher tracks unusual weather patterns that are historically indicative of a coming next ice age, not global     Kobie Kruger Kobie raised a lion cub and assorted wild animals along with three daughters, for the 17 years she and her husband managed a remote ranger station in South Africa's largest protected game reserve. Her father wrote and directed the "Gods Must Be Crazy" movies, and Kobie worked with the movie's Bushman star for six     John Hogue John shares the story of his recent trip to India, and the larger story of the personal pilgrimage of his     Dr. Batmanghelidj M.D. on how chronic dehydration sets up the conditions for cancer and degenerative disease, why the cell needs sufficient water and why salt is necessary to regulate the 'two oceans, one inside cells, one outside the cells', in the
     Niles Goldstein Rabbi experiences the Divine in extreme situations: inner-city confrontations, running from a grizzly bear, crossing the arctic. His book is "God at the Edge: Searching for the Divine in Uncomfortable and Unexpected     Sherrill Sellman Women's health advocate and author of "Hormone Heresy" says big drug co's are tagging natural functions as disease states to lure us to buy unnecessary, potentially harmful drugs, and messing with our hormones results in disfunction and     David Yeadon Yeadon shares his own road stories, from a life-changing event in Iran, the backcountry of Yorkshire and the Australian outback, to amazing people, unexpected challenges, and near-death     Judith Orloff Orloff throws open the definition of intuition and says it comes in many more forms than an inner voice whispering. When you feel a heightened sense of optimism, sense subtle energies in self and others, receive messages in dreams, this too is your intuition     Rand Flem-Ath How to explain the similarities between Egyptian, Chinese and South American pyramids and other sacred sites? Flem-Ath and Colin Wilson suggests these civilizations received templates from Atlantis with geodesic, geological and geometric     Maggie Phillips Energy therapies that can open emotional pathways frozen by stress, trauma, and unresolved developmental issues, similar to how freeing the flow of qi or life force energy in the body activate the healing response.     Richard Sauder Investigator of secret underground bases says they exist underwater, too. Hear his     Carol Bowman Do family members reincarnate within the same family over and over? Carol's son had a phobia she believed was a holdover from a past life. Here are fascinating, detailed cases of children who remember or act out specifics of their previous lives that the identity of the former incarnation could be positively named, and basic facts of the memories
     Bruce Lipton Cell biologist's revolutionary ideas on cellular development is supported by new research that is confounding the Human Genome
     Alberto Villoldo Anthropologist spent 25 years studying shamanic healing techniques with the descendants of the Incas: the "luminous energy field" that surrounds our physical bodies, how to see and influence the imprints that disease leaves on this field to heal ourselves and others, and prevent     Dr. Andrew Newberg Science explains our attraction to God and religious experiences: our brains are biologically programmed to seek altered states and activate the new found "God Spot" in our     Bruce Lipton Cell biologist says role our environment determines to a large degree who we become, and DNA is more malleable than we thought. The scientific data revises our understanding of our intimate interaction with all around us, down to the level of consciousness and the     Gregg Braden Three recent experiments indicate the presence of a field that binds all creation and operates on Quantum physics laws, and how our emotions and state of mind influence our DNA, which in turn influences this     Gregg Braden Three experiments indicate the presence of a field that binds all creation and operates with Quantum physics laws. How our emotions and state of mind influence our DNA, which in turn influences this     Dr. Barry Sears Biochemist describes the various classes of hormones that contribute to aging and how best to keep them in 'the zone' of optimal functioning for maximum health and longevity through diet, exercise, and meditation for stress     Charlotte King Earthquake Sensitive on how science is studying her headaches and physical pain that seems to correlate with seismic activity around the globe, and may be an early warning
     Dr. Fereydoon Batmanghelidj How water works in the body as an energizing device, and its biochemical roles in optimal health. Why dehydration is common, the body's signals for more or enough water, and why you need     Richard Thompson Some say we are entering a golden age, others say its the Dark Ages, characterized by technology gone wrong and violence. Vedic historian details the various ages known as the Yugas. What did sages say five thousand years ago, and what clues point to where you are in the cycle?     Richard Thompson Modern science is confirming much of what ancient texts used myth and metaphor to express. Vedic scholar modern finds in a classical scripture description of an advanced, multi-level world model with a spiritual     Dharma Singh Khalsa American MD on new scientific studies demonstrating profound physiological effect of meditation on brain and body. Why ancient practices of breath, sound, and mantra would be termed a miracle drug if modern medicine could package it in a
    John Ratey It's the most complex machine in the known universe. It can repair and rewire itself. How does diet and exercise affect it? And disorders like ADD and autism? How do female and male brains differ?
     Barry Sears Biochemist and developer of popular Zone Diet says food is our best medicine, and why 40-30-30 ratio (40% Carb/30% Protein/30% Fat) prompts an optimal biochemical cascade that regulates myriad systems in the body and mind, achieves and maintains ideal weight, avoids disease, and extends longevity and wellness. Why our ancestors naturally ate "in the     Richard Thompson Modern science is confirming much of what ancient texts used myth and metaphor to express. Longtime Vedic scholar on a classical scripture that describes the solar system with precise, astronomically-correct dimensions as well as etheric, spiritual     Tom Van Flandern Astronomer Tom Van Flandern details the eight experiments that test whether the universe is expanding or static, offers alternative explanations for the Red Shift and background microwave radiation (two main "proofs" to the Big Bang) and tears apart the "patches" needed to keep the Big Bang Theory     Tom Van Flandern What causes the pull of gravity? Though Einstein's curved space-time reigns as the leading theory, you haven't heard it all yet. Forward thinking astronomer Tom Van Flandern reviews the centuries-old debate and alternative theories and argues for his favorite theory of gravity, supported by mathematical formulas, recent lab experiments, and astronomical     Paul Ray & Sherry Anderson Sociologist and psychologist husband/wife team identified an emerging sub-group of Americans comprising 1 in 4 Americans, dubbed 'cultural creatives.' Are you a cultural creative? Take this quick test and find out: http://www.lauralee.com/paulray.htm.     Karen Kelly Using clues in old Norse accounts and legends, an English group seeking their ancestral Shamanic roots have revived song, ceremonial and divination practices, with astounding     Larry Miller Author of "Exploring the Zone: The Mysterious Phenomenon of Spontaneous Excellence" details new and age-old techniques to access the 'zone,' defined here as a life and performance enhancing state of     M.D. Terry Grossman M.D. pulls tips from the latest research on how to help ensure vigorous health at any age, and how to preserve your body for future science with cryogenic freezing. Author of "The Baby Boomer's Guide to Living     John Hogue Comparing current world affairs with thirty years of predictions on a third World War, including a breakdown of good neighbor relations and a rise of saber-rattling with China and Russia. "One doomsday key is the new administration's ambitions for an Anti-Ballistic Missile system which could set us down a 20-year road to the next World War" says John.     Wayne Dyer A personal, insightful conversation with a leader of self-empowerment and     Will Wong Modern life has a tiring effect on body, brain, and soul. Here are do-it-yourself "brain boosting tips" to the rescue, requiring little time and investment.     Jordan Maxwell Remnants of ancient mythologies and practice of sun worship in modern institutions and     Jordan Maxwell How ancient and prehistoric concepts of religion and theology impact modern day laws, religion, government, and says Jordan, all Western
     Danick Jawer Feng Shui assists the flow of energy through space via the placement of objects. Danick focuses on the invisible end of this, dowsing energy and chi flow in a room with pendulum and rod to pick up both geopathic and metaphysical lines of stress, then clearing     Robert Detzler You can dowse just about anything, and an especially time-saving and helpful tool is dowsing a set of charts.
     Will Wong Sports medicine doctor with Chinese medicine background offers low-cost treatments that you can do yourself for such conditions as: chronic fatigue, back pain, anti-aging, brain-boosting and     David Bodanis What does it really mean? How has this seemingly simple equation changed our     Bri Maya Tiwari Diagnosed with untreatable cancer, our guest recounts how she found healing not through western medicine, but through Ayurveda and instilling "cosmic memory" as she returned to her cultural roots with the mind-body connection, meditation and the science of     Dan Millman "Earth is a school and daily life is our classroom...Our teachers appear in many forms...If we don?t learn easy lessons, they get harder...Balancing the body is the first spiritual practice." Sound familiar to your own life? Millman has compiled these and other "house rules" applying to the game of     Brooke Medicine Eagle Popular writer shares various prophecies and an emerging vision of world harmony and return to Earth
     Melvin Morse Pediatrician with long-time study of the Near Death Experience in children on how science discovered a "God Spot" in our     Carol Simontacchi We're in effect starving our brains with inadequate nutrition. Here is the documented internal chemical damage the typical American diet does to the structure and function of the brain, and results of a surprising formal study our guest conducted of schoolchildren's eating     Nancy Appleton What causes disease? A great deal of research led Appleton to conclude that Louis Pasteur's germ theory has overpowered other ideas about the origins and development of disease. She proposes a much simpler theory as to what causes     Nick Begich We seldom examine technology's impact on human culture and behavior, and how it subtly effects issues of individuality and self-determination. Begich offers solutions for transforming technology's negative to a positive impact upon human     Jeffrey Bennett Here are the best lines of evidence in support of the Big Bang and Expanding Universe theories and for Einstein's Relativity that make up the basic premises upon which astrophysics is
     Jeffrey Bennett Astronomer offers standard views and the data behind the sun's missing neutrinos, galactic black holes, how galaxies evolve, and the big bang vs. steady state     Marta Moreno Vega In our search for a basic understanding of the religious traditions of the world, let?s not forget the mysterious tradition Santeria. We chat with a priestess about what Santeria is, and     Wyn Wachhorst When will we walk on distant planets? Historian Wyn Wachhorst chronicles our debut as an interstellar species, and what it took in the preceding 500 years of scientific and technical achievements to reach this     Timothy Freke & Peter Gandy What scholarly research reveals about the original Christian story's Gnostic roots, and if that has been repeatedly repressed and forced underground, where do we find the remnants today? Is this message still     Wallace Thornhill Continued..."The electric force is the strongest force we know in everyday life, yet it is ignored when we talk about how the universe works and how it began. Our current astrophysics is based on incorrect assumptions," says Thornhill, an Australian electric engineer. He offers a new look at gravity, space travel, black holes, planetary catastrophes, and     Wallace Thornhill & Dave Talbott The universe has an electric component and this missing piece explains many astrophysics puzzles. "The electric force is the strongest force we know in everday life, yet it is ignored when we talk about how the universe works and how it began. Our current astrophyics is based on incorrect assumptions," says Thornhill, an Australian electric engineer. He     Timithy Freke & Peter Gandy Two British researchers of classical civilization ask this controversial question, long familiar to scholars: why is it that you find so many of the same elements of Christianity and the life of Jesus in the rites of pagan religions of the Mediterranean and the myths of Osiris and     Rick Levine & Jeff Jawer Two astrologers who say there is an astrology connection to love and relationships and Venus, mytholgoically known as an archeytpe of love and beauty, influences successful relationships, along with cycles to our love life.     Alan Ismond Modern agriculture works against Nature and is based on false premises, and degraded not only the soil and animals, but humanity in the process, says sacred ecologist. For every problem, there is a solution provided by Nature, and how a Nature-based ecology could work. First aired     James DeMeo Nature's life force as tested in biological, agricultural and climatic experiments. DeMeo's documented work with orgone to bring rain to deserts, and his study on the cultural roots of violence. First aired     Ipupiara Rainforest Shaman's life story: the msyterious illness that led him back to his people and then to his training, how and what his elders taught, the work of a shaman in the modern world, and why these simple, age-old methods heal.     Dr. Michael LaMarche & Dr. George Meinig Some degenerative diseases have been traced to common bacteria that mutate and become toxic under anaerobic conditions set up by root canals and "cavitations" left in the jawbone by tooth extractions. Infected teeth placed in animals conveyed the same diseases of the donar. First aired     Lloyd Sieden Lloyd Sieden continues on Fuller's insights into Nature and their     Christopher Knight Christopher Knight, a Freemason, traces the roots of modern Freemasons back to the Knights Templar and Egypt. He also describes their rituals and says that no Freemason knows the purpose of doing them. originally aired
    Lloyd Sieden How do you live your life as an experiment, and why? In 1927 Buckminster Fuller decided to see what one individual could accomplish to change the world. For 56 years Fuller recorded everything he did. Seiden reports on his work with the archives and working with Fuller in his last     John Hogue Has the Third Secret of Fatima finally been revealed, or suppressed? Prophecy historian reacts to the Fatima news release from Vatican chief theologian, Cardinal Joseph     Stan Tenen Mathematician suggests the cleavage angles of the calcium carbonate crystal in limestone forms the same apex angle of the Great Pyramid, thus making the Great Pyramid a self-referencing, amplification structure of the very material it is made of, and what the implications might be. First aired     Charles Finch Evidence that early map-making, astronomy, calendars, navigation and architecture originated in Africa. First aired
     Rick Levine What's Quantum about Astrology? Compare current physics with the ancient views on the nature of the Universe still buried within the study of astrology, from the author of "Quantum Astrology"     Dr. Russell Blaylock Neurosurgeon on the biochemistry of exposure to 'excitotoxins' such as MSG and aspartame, how nerve cells in the brain are damaged, what is safe/unsafe level, and why the evidence is so clear and overwhelming it can no longer be ignored. First aired     Hartwig Hausdorf Tracking down the rare sightings and reports of Chinese pyramids. Over 100 pyramids in the Shensi Province made of clay are now nearly stone hard. Estimates are 4,500 years old, but 1912 diaries of two Australian traders quote a Buddhist monk saying these pyramids are mentioned in the 5,000 year old records of his monastery as being "very old." First aired     Guillermo Gonzales Returning University of Washington astronomer summarizes the 40 planets so far detected orbiting distant stars. Guillermo will explain how the planets are detected through photometry and spectroscopy (his specialty) and the characteristics of the host stars, and detail the planets and their orbits. What are the odds for simple or complex life on these     Kenny Ausubel Author of "When Healing Becomes a Crime" "Restoring the Earth" and Bioneers founder, with behind-the-scenes look at cancer as big business, increasing popularity of alternative treatments     Paul LaViolette Would make good sci-fi, author of "Talk of the Galaxy" suggests pulsars are network of ET beacons; how an advanced culture could adapt the output of pulsars to convey signals, developing technology to shield planets from the effect of 'superwaves' bursting from the Galactic core, the relation of this technology to a new line of weapons. Hear     Gonzales Guillermo UW astrophysicist on where is life 'out there' is likely to be found? The conditions to support life, from proximity to a star, types of stars, presence of moons to stabilize planetary orbit, and parameters that contribute to the set of conditions necessary for life to     Mark Plotkin Author of "Tale's of a Shaman's Apprentice" and "Medicine Quest" on bioprospecting in the Amazon and working with native elders to preserve their storehouse of plant medicine traditions for future generations.     Dr. Elson Haas Author of "The Detox Diet" and "THe False Fat Diet" on how to find what foods are allergens to you and why common foods like wheat, soy, milk a problem for so many and can cause 'false fat'     Dr. F. Batmanghelidj MD author of "Water: For Health, Healing Life" descibes the many physiological mechanisms and systems dependent upon water and the signs and consequences of dehydration.     Chandra Wickramasinghe Co-author, with Fred Hoyle, of "Our Place in the Cosmos: The Unfinished Revolution" on their theory that life originated long ago, out there, and comets seed life throughout the universe. How does Panspermia answer the limitations to and support aspects of Darwinian natural selection? What cosmologies beyond the Big Bang are suggested by the evidence? What
     Paul LaViolette Author of "The Talk of the Galaxy" and "The Genesis of the Cosmos" sees a technological rather than a natural cause for powerful energy beams from space and beleives they may be interstellar radio beacons of extraterrestrial intelligent origin. Hear part two of this
     Rick Levine & Jeff Jawer We ask, what is a Grand Alignment of Planets? How often does it happen? What is the     Burt Webb Astrophysic study of the conditions that life, and higher life forms, would need on the planets seen revolving around stars, and the percentage of likely habitats out     Gregg Braden The power of prayer relies on the emotion you put into. Gregg Braden says the Essenes, Tibetans and Inca practiced this, and talks about our use of this technique today to help manifest a better     William Henry World leaders' interest in the occult emerges in the hidden story of World War 11 and alchemical traditions, the Holy Grail and the transmutation of elements mythically associated with the development of the atomic bomb, according to
     Jim Kling Science writer Jim Kling looks at upside and downside of biotech. Will the same public that avoids genetically engineered foods take genetically engineered     John Cramer Space travel beyond our solar system is the dream of physics prof Dr. Cramer, awarded by NASA for ideas on experiments that may one day lead to an interestellar rocket     James Hogan Do curiosities such as our physiological adaptation similar to aquatic mammals, babies swimming at birth, our subcutaneous insulator fat layer, and oddities of our blood chemistry indicate humans took an evolutionary
     Judith Orloff Author of "Second Sight" works with medical doctors, using intuition as diagnostic tool. A gift we all have, she offers tips for 'reading' and releasing the cause of illness at every stage, even before it has physically     Donna Eden The author of "Energy Medicine" and "Energy Medicine Kit" set out to heal herself when western medicine didn't work, by paying attention to what her intuition and experience were telling her about her body's energy flow. We asked her what exactly she feels and sees and works with
     John Glennie New Zealand boat builder and sailing guru survived four months lost at sea in an upturned trimaran, and says four miracles brought him home(including a reversal of ocean currents) This is a transformational story of high adventure and     Thomas Moore We are binding our soul in a relentless striving for normalization, homogenization, and outward success," says Moore, "and constricting our life force." He shares unorthodox views on sex, violence, religion, tradition, school shootings, Jesus, modern medicine, and
     Mike Mandeville Part 3 How well do Cayce's readings stand up to examination? Cayce's readings told of Atlanteans surviving a pole shift, building the Great Pyramids, and leaving a Hall of Records. Mandeville, who spent five years assessing the readings, correlates this with ancient Chinese, Sumerian, and Mayan legends that could be pole-shift survivor     Mike Mandeville Cayce's health readings seem to work, but do his readings on other issues? Part 2 continues Mandeville's examination of Edgar Cayce prophecies, and in particular, those on coming earth changes.     Malcolm Gladwell How powerful is word of mouth? How are trends started and sustained? New Yorker Magazine staff writer examines the various forces behind the grass-roots spread of new ideas.     Wade Clark Roof Acedemic study of the flowering of religious diversity in America today, and how spiritual pursuits are being adapted to better suit our needs today, as they have always been; and Do It Yourself Spirituality vs. Religion. First aired 10/23/99.     Richard Lefors Clark Ever practice a little levitation at a party? Clark gives instructions and explains how to 'alter the local magnetic field with a simple ritual' and why this is the key. Whatever the explanation, we tried it several times, and it works! First aired 03/14/98.     Steven Mehler Steven Mehler works with an Egyptian elder in a secret society evidence and reveals a legacy of a vast hydraulics system under the Giza Plateau, only remnants of which are known today. First aired     Michael Schneider Mathemetician on an innate geometric code in Nature and how that leads to a unity of science, art, mythology and mathematics. "The universe may be a mystery, but it's no secret," says Schneider.
     William Sullivan Sullivan novel theory is that the Inca incorporated constellations and their annual journeys through the sky into their mythology, and that their descendents today still know the stars and the stories. First aired
     Eden Baily The compelling story of Eden Bailey continues on this episode of The Laura Lee Show. Brian Damiata is the husband who assisted Eden through a process that led to the disappearance of her malignant tumor. Brian spends this hour with Laura Lee to share his own insights and the lessons he learned.     Michael Strainic Lont-time UFOlogist offers perspective on how the field of UFO study has changed over the years, and how answers still     Peter Lambrou Drawing on techniques ranging from focused thought to breathing and acupressure, Lambrou and Pratt guide shares an overview of his "Emotional Self-Management" program, which he contend will dramatically accelerate the therapeutic process. According to the Peter, relief from chronic symptoms, often instantaneous, can be achieved once these blockages are     Eden Baily Eden Baily shares her story of recovery from cancer, how she devised her own treatment and how her search for self-understanding may be the key to her recovery.     Donna Eden Going on beyond meridian lines of the body, Donna Eden has mapped out numerous energy systems for the body over 20 years of research, along with simple techniques to balance and energize your own system.
    George Erikson Costa Rica is full of shaped stones that are near perfect spheres, with unknown purpose. Some still in their original site suggest they may have served as navigational devices indicating ancient sailing routes.     Carl Munck Did some ancient societies have an elaborate system of measuring and mapping an early Earth grid, and encode data into the design of temples? You decide if Munck is onto something with his theories on "archeocryptography". First aired     Peter Davenport What unusual objects are seen streaking through our skies? Peter answers the UFO hotline and hears them firsthand.     Edward Bousfield Edward Bousfield, a retired research consultant for The Royal British Columbia Museum, cites the evidence for the existence of sea serpents, from photographs of unidentifiable creatures pulled up in nets to hundreds of modern eyewitness reports. First aired 08/21/99.     Kenny Ausubel Hear about the surprising range of solutions to ecological problems devised by individuals with imagination and daring. Kenny Ausubel cites just a few here. First aired in     Robert Lawlor Robert Lawlor finds in our revival of ancient wisdom paralells to the Renaissance, a 're-birth' and re-awakening of new hope and vision for the future. This time, we can reach farther back to the first peoples. First aired     Robert Lawlor Are we undergoing a renaissance, a rebirth of ancient knowledge? Robert Lawlor draws parallels to the last Renaissance where a look to past wisdom invigorated visions for the future. First aired 11/20/99
     Richard Milton Science writer challenges the empirical foundations of the neo-Darwinist theory of evolution and its implications for how we read Nature, and cites double-standards and censorship that prohibit many new views and theories from getting the hearing they deserve.     Dr. Chandra Wickramasinghe Renowned astronomer Chandra Wickramasinghe and Barry DiGregorio cite evidence for live microbes on Mars that would prove dangerous for life on earth when they can too easily hitch a ride on proposed probes to Mars on their return
     Bruce Lipton Cell Biologist draws intriguing comparisons between the evolutionary path of the cell and that of humankind, and directly relates many of modern technology's innovations to the structure and function of the cell. First aired     Stuart Hameroff UofAZ Anesthesiologist wondered where people 'went' when he put them under, and how consciousness resides in the physical body. His theorizes that the brain's microtubules are a transition point between Quantum and Newtonian realms. First aired     Derek Allan Derek Allan looked at the geological record and found an overwhelming story of a worldwide cataclysm 11,500 years ago, and traced the cause to an astronomical event.     Phil Leonard Phil Leonard has found Equinox and Solstice indicators in Colorado that use the sun's focus upon a wall of symbols cut into the rock as a 'pageant play' of extraordinary sophistication.     David Hatcher Childress Laura Lee welcomes world explorer David Hatcher Childress to discuss mysterious, ancient tunnel systems in South America. Originally aired     Wade Davis Wade Davis, anthropologist and author of the new book, Shadows In The Sun, joins Laura Lee in this fascinating hour. Originally aired     George Erikson Laura Lee welcomes George Erickson, author of Atlantis in America: Navigators of the Ancient World, in a conversation about the mysterious stone spheres of Costa Rica.     James Bare Chiropractor James Bare spends this hour with Laura Lee talking about his investigation of Dr. Royal Rife's Beam Ray device, which had been lost to humanity since its 1934 clinical trials.     Robert Kaplan Mathematics teacher Robert Kaplan joins Laura Lee to discuss his favorite mathematical innovation - nothing.     Henry Gee Chief science writer for "Nature" rethinks the story of evolution and how we categorize     Rick Levine History comes alive when the author of The Gift of the Magi Rick Levine chats with Laura Lee. Originally aired 12/06/97.