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February 2000 Guests
Tuesday
February 29, 2000
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Katie Evans: "How to Lose Weight With
Hypnosis"
OK, so America is fatter than ever. Well, if mind over matter really works, can you apply
that to weight control? Katie Evans, founder of Seattle-based "Lighten Up!" says
she has taught hundreds of people to successfully use self-hypnosis to assist in weight
loss and cessation of smoking. She'll share techniques to tap into your "unconscious
genius". Ms. Evans is the author of "Random Acts to Lighten Up!: Easy Tools to
Redesign Your Body from the Inside Out". http://www.lauralee.com/kevans.htm |
Monday
February 28, 2000
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Kenny Ausubel - Visionary Solutions for Restoring the
Earth
The founder of the Bioneers conference, an annual event for ecologists from around the
world, presents a collection of profiles of visionary men and women and their solutions to
the planet's most pressing ecological problems. Restoring the Earth is destined to become
the central enterprise of the years ahead. Leading that effort is a growing movement of
"bioneers," biological pioneers who are using nature to heal nature and working
with individuals, communities, business, and governments to implement real change.
Offering practical solutions for virtually all our critical environmental problems, these
working models hold keys to planetary survival that can be refined, replicated, and
rapidly spread around the world. http://209.245.176.138/ausubel.htm |
Friday
February 25, 2000
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Chandra Wickramasinghe & Barry DiGregorio: Microbes
from Outer Space (LIVE)
Renowned astronomer Dr. Wickramasinghe recounts the solid evidence which he and Sir Fred
Hoyle put together over 25 years to make the case for on Panspermia (the theory that life
originated elsewhere in the universe, and is seeded widely by resilient bacteria dispersed
by comets and meteorites). He suggests the same process continues today, bringing microbes
from outer space to Earth, which may account for influenza epidemics which spread too
quickly to be explained by human contact alone. Joining us also is Barry DiGregorio,
author of "Mars: The Living Planet" and head of ICAMSR, the International
Committee Against the Mars Sample Return, who says NASA's plan to bring rock samples back
from Mars is an unwise invitation for further ET microbial contamination of Earth.
Links and more information at: http://www.lauralee.com/DiGreg.htm |
Thursday
February 24, 2000
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Heather Harder: There IS a Woman Running for President
(LIVE)
"Washington is not a self-cleaning oven," says the only remaining female
contender for President. Learn what else Dr. Harder, former university professor,
entrepreneur, and business woman, has to say as she seeks the Democratic
nomination. More info at www.harder2000.com |
Wednesday
February 23, 2000
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Robert Lawlor: Renaissance Old and New - Part 2
Continuation of the discussion from Monday, Feb 21. More info at http://www.lauralee.com/lawlor.htm |
Tuesday
February 22, 2000
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Dr. Pierce Howard (LIVE)
Here is an update and overview of all the fascinating and revealing studies on the
brain-mind, from the fields of neurobiology, psychology, philosophy, anthropology and
linguistics. And, some real-world applications and how-to, from learning more in less
time, raising your creativity quotient, to raising smarter children with high self-esteem.
Our guest is the author of "The Owner's Manual for the Brain: Everyday Applications
from Mind-Brain Research." |
Monday
February 21, 2000
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Robert Lawlor: Renaissance Old and New - Part 1
Are we undergoing a renaissance, a rebirth of ancient knowledge? Robert Lawlor believes we
are, and draws parallels to the last renaissance. The last Renaissance began with the
importation and translation of Pythagorean doctrines, and influenced all the innovative
thinkers of the day. Lawlor points out that Pythagorus didn't invent this tradition. It is
the culmination of easily identifiable threads from India, china, Egypt, and tribal
shamanism. What are the basic premises of this tradition? One is that knowledge of self
and cosmos are one and the same integrated field of knowing. Another premise is that a
good model for understanding consciousness and physics are the symmetries of geometric
form and laws of vibration contained in the generation of music. We see today a growing
interest in ancient wisdom, and sacred geometry and sacred music. Links to more info at http://www.lauralee.com/lawlor.htm |
Friday
February 18, 2000
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Chandra Wickramasinghe & Barry DiGregorio: Microbes
from Outer Space (Special Two-Part Series on Friday, Feb 18
and 25th.)
Renowned astronomer Dr. Wickramasinghe recounts the solid evidence which he and Sir Fred
Hoyle put together over 25 years to make the case for on Panspermia (the theory that life
originated elsewhere in the universe, and is seeded widely by resilient bacteria dispersed
by comets and meteorites). He suggests the same process continues today, bringing microbes
from outer space to Earth, which may account for influenza epidemics which spread too
quickly to be explained by human contact alone. Joining us also is Barry DiGregorio,
author of "Mars: The Living Planet" and head of ICAMSR, the International
Committee Against the Mars Sample Return, who says NASA's plan to bring rock samples back
from Mars is an unwise invitation for further ET microbial contamination of Earth.
Links and more information at: http://www.lauralee.com/DiGreg.htm |
Thursday
February 17, 2000
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Charlie Fox: Garlic is Nature's Medicine (LIVE)
Of all the herbs, garlic is perhaps the best studied, and you may be surprised at just
what modern science has to say about the many beneficial attributes of this herb which is
both culinary and medicinal. Just one example of Nature's medicine chest. http://www.kyolic.com/ |
Wednesday
February 16, 2000
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Richard Milton: Challenging the Myths of the Scientific
Establishment
Richard Milton is a science writer and journalist who challenges, scientifically, the
empirical foundations of the neo-Darwinist theory of evolution and provides a critical
analysis of censorship and intolerance in science. http://www.lauralee.com/milton.htm |
Tuesday
February 15, 2000
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William Glover: The Kennewick Man Controversy
He's back with Part 2 of the story of Kennewick Man, and the history of Isolationism (the
theory that the Americas were cut off from contact with other cultures by wide oceans) vs.
Diffusionism (the theory that many ancient cultures used oceans as highways, built boats,
and traded widely.) We thank William Glover for his in-depth reports: "Kennewick Man
and the Story of the Settlement of the New World" at http://www.lauralee.com/glover2.htm and
"The Question of Who Was First In the Americas and Kennewick Man" at http://www.lauralee.com/glover3.htm |
Monday
February 14, 2000
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Bruce Lipton - The Science of Innate Intelligence
Cell biologist Bruce Lipton compares the evolution of the cell to that of humankind,
noting how much of our technology is in direct imitation of Nature's designs for cell
structures, and offering new input into the nature vs. nurture debate. http://www.lauralee.com/lipton.htm |
Friday
February 11, 2000
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William Glover: The Kennewick Man Controversy (LIVE)
The story of the 9,000 year old skelaton found near Kennewick, Washington and the debate
surrounding his age and what he can tell us about the first settlers of the New World and
their origins, also has implications for Native Americans and the future of any research
into America's past.We thank William Glover for his in-depth reports on Kennewick Man,
"Kennewick Man and the Story of the Settlement of the New World" at http://www.lauralee.com/glover2.htm and
"The Question of Who Was First In the Americas and Kennewick Man" at http://www.lauralee.com/glover3.htm &
more images at http://www.lauralee.com/glover4.htm |
Thursday
February 10, 2000
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Sabrina Mesko: Dial a State of Consciousness (LIVE)
The use of breath, mantras, meditations, visualizations, and prayers to achieve peaceful
and transformative states of consciousness is common. Tonight we explore the branch of
yoga which also use mudras, specific positioning of the arms, hands, and fingers, as well
as eye movements. It works by liberating the energy locked within your body--in energy
channels called nadis and energy centers called chakras, says Yoga teacher Sabrina Mesko,
author of "Healing Mudras: Yoga for Your Hands" http://www.lauralee.com/mesko.htm/ |
Wednesday
February 9, 2000
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Stuart Hameroff: What is Consciousness?
Stuart Hasmeroff investigates the nature of consciousness. What are the current, prevalent
classical explanations for consciousness? Can features of consciousness which resist these
explanations be more readily explained through quantum mechanisms? Enigmatic features of
both quantum mechanics and consciousness have led to a number of proposals suggesting
links between the two. Some have proposed quantum effects in the brain, while others have
suggested a role for consciousness in the interpretation of quantum mechanics. http://www.u.arizona.edu/~hameroff/ |
Tuesday
February 8, 2000
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Gregg Braden: Revival of Lost Spiritual Techniques (LIVE)
Could there be a lost science with the power to heal our bodies, bring a
lasting peace to our world and avoid the greatest tragedies to face humankind?
Twenty-five-hundred-year-old texts, as well as modern science, suggest that the answer to
these and similar questions is a resounding "Yes!" Additionally, through a
language that we are just beginning to understand, we are reminded of two empowering
technologies that allow us to determine the conditions of our bodies, and the future of
our world. Join Gregg Braden as he addresses these topics, updates us on his recent
journeys to Egypt and Tibet, and shares his latest findings on the "lost" Dead
Sea Scroll that unexpectedly resurfaced in late 1999. http://www.greggbraden.com |
Monday
February 7, 2000
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Derek Allan: Looking Back at Ancient Castastrophes
Derek Allan details the evidence for a worldwide cataclysm 11,500 years ago. Crustal
shifting, the tilting of Earth’s axis, mass extinctions, upthrusted mountain ranges,
rising and shrinking land masses, and volcanic eruptions and earthquakes - all indicate
that fateful confrontation with a destructive cosmic. Between the scientific evidence and
the common theme of ancient legends presented, Derek raises some very interesting
questions. Author of Cataclysm! : Compelling Evidence of a Cosmic Catastrophe in 9500
BC http://www.lauralee.com/allan.htm |
Friday
February 4, 2000
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John Hogue: Beware the Propheganda
Prophecy historian John Hogue says he'd like to talk about "the nature of
"Propheganda" and how it can lead us to live a life of
"Armageddonomics." http://www.lauralee.com/hogue.htm |
Thursday
February 3, 2000
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Phil Leonard: Archeoastronomy of the Southwest
Phil Leonard has found Equinox and Solstice indicators in Colorado, that, at these times
of year, play with rays of sun or with the sun's appearance on the horizon. He'll tell us
about petroglyphs lined up with rocks, sighting lines pecked into the rock, and the spiral
and parallel patterns that reveal the sites he has studied as astronomical timekeepers.
Phil's book is "Archeoastronomy of Southeast Colorado and the Oklahoma
Panhandle" |
Wednesday
February 2, 2000
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Steven Druker: Bio-Integrity
Steven Druker, Executive Director for The Alliance for Bio-Integrity, has the story on a
lawsuit which reveals disagreement within the FDA over the safety of biotech foods. Did
the FDA contradict its own experts to approve genetically-engineered foods, and
misrepresent data, to promote the U.S. Biotech Industry? More info at http://www.bio-integrity.org/ |
Tuesday
February 1, 2000
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William Henry: Language of the Birds
William Henry follows the clues as he further decodes the "Language of the
Birds". For his newest adventure: finding surprising similarities between the image
of Christ on the Shroud of Turin and an ancient Egyptian artifact. http://www.lauralee.com/henry.htm |
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