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Heal. Heal our economy and your self, physically, spiritually, and financially. Learn about healing through energy, now being used through multiple techniques. Our guests today approach the same issues from varied, and valuable directions.

As health costs rise and our health and vitality continues to decline a new insight provides you with the means to improve your health. The Earth is calling. Hear Martin Zucker on how the Earth can heal you. Our next guest is Michael Olson, author of Metrofarming, the book which shows you how to start a business which lowers income to the Grid while taking you back to growing – even in the city. Our third guest today is Hilda Jarvis, a healer who uses energy as her means of healing. Healing

This is our Mission and we pursue it relentlessly.

This Week's Guests: Tuesday, June 26th, 2012

Hour One

MARTIN ZUCKER

has written extensively on natural healing, fitness, and alternative medicine for more than thirty years. He has co-authored or ghostwritten more than a dozen books during that time. His latest is Earthing:The Most Important Health Discovery Ever? (Basic Health Publications, 2010), co-authored with Clinton Ober and cardiologist Stephen T. Sinatra, M.D. His previous books include Move Yourself and Reverse Heart Disease Now (both from John Wiley & Sons, 2008), Natural Hormone Balance for Women (Pocket Books, 2002), The Miracle of MSM (Berkley Trade, 1999), Preventing Arthritis (Berkley Trade, 2002), and The Veterinarians’ Guide to Natural Remedies for Dogs/Cats (Three Rivers Press, 2000). Zucker has written hundreds of magazine articles on a wide variety of health topics and contributed to Smithsonian, Readers Digest, Los Angeles Times, Cook’s Magazine, Vegetarian Times, Muscle & Fitness, Men’s Fitness, and The National Enquirer. He is a former Associated Press foreign correspondent who worked in Europe and the Middle East.

Site: Earthing Institute

Hour Two

Michael Olson cultivated his first crop at the age of six with what he imagined, at the time, was the world’s biggest tractor. He has since participated in the commercial production of beans, beets, blueberries, cattle, garlic, hay, oats, shallots, strawberries, turf grass, wheat and wine grapes in the states of California, Montana and Oregon. Olson also consults on farm projects throughout the world, with projects ranging from the City of Watts to the island nation of Cyprus, to the jungles of the Amazon.

Michael Olson produced, wrote and/or photographed feature-length news for a variety of media, including the San Francisco Chronicle and Examiner newspapers, Skiing and Small Space Gardening magazines,NBC, ABC, Australian Broadcast Commission, and KQED Public Television networks. His production and photography helped win a National Emmy nomination for NBC Magazine with David Brinkley. Olson is the author of MetroFarm, the Ben Franklin Bookof the Year Finalist and Executive Producer and Host of the syndicated Saturday Food Chain radiotalk show, which received the Ag/News Show of the Year Award from the California Legislature. He recently authored Tales from a Tin Can, which is the oral-history of a World War II US Navy destroyer that earned a Starred Review from Publishers Weekly.

Olson is currently a partner in the MO MultiMedia Group of Santa Cruz, California.

Site: Metrofarm

Hour Three

Hilda Jarvis - I came to work in the alternative medicine because of cancer. In 2004 my husband was diagnosed with lung cancer. He chose to follow the natural approach. We worked with nutrition, supplementation, massage, CranioSacral, energy work, etc. My husband transitioned 4 years later, leaving a wealth of knowledge and experience with me. I feel that I can share to my community the gifts that I have received, by facilitating a preventive, natural and pro-active approach to health.

Site: Ashtabula Renewal

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Get real security, Update on Federal raids of pharmacies in Santa Barbara and the truth about Anne Coulter - Today!

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Today, with host Melinda Pillsbury-Foster, we will talk about how you can have the kind of security you need for yourself and your family with Michael Clark, who had made a career of showing ordinary Americans this is within their grasp. We will then move on to the present violations of the Constitution and the rights of Californians, who voted for medical marijuana. Today pharmacies in Santa Barbara are being shut down by the Federal government. Our third guest is Dan Borchers, founder of Coulter Watch. Dan's new book on the Queen of Neoconism, delves into the cynical use of her supposed 'Christianity,' as a tool for the fascist state wielded to accumulate power and deceive.

This is our Mission and we pursue it relentlessly.

This Week's Guests: Tuesday, June 19th, 2012

Hour One

Michael Clark will be with us to talk about how ordinary people can enjoy the security today only available to the wealthy. Clark calls it a short lesson in reality. We have all seen it happen to those around us. We are one lawsuit, one heart attack, or one car accident away from losing everything they own…

Medical debt…the result of a heart attack, stroke, cancer, monthly prescriptions, Alzheimer’s, etc…is the number one cause of bankruptcy and foreclosure…you have no control!
Litigation…lawsuits are the number two method of acquiring wealth. If you own assets, you are a target. The more successful you are, the bigger target you become…you have no control!
Identity theft…the fastest growing crime in the world. It can cost thousands of dollars, and hundreds of hours trying to prove your innocence…and many still end up losing everything they own and filing for bankruptcy…you have no control!
Other ways of instantly losing control of your life…a serious automobile accident, nursing home spend-down, personal or business bankruptcy, government-IRS lien or seizure, death/probate, and much, much more…YOU HAVE NO CONTROL!

Michael knows how to protect himself – and how you can get real protection.

Hour Two

Ethan Stewart is Senior News Reporter/Staff Writer for the Independent, the feisty local paper for Santa Barbara, California, founded in 1966. Ethan will give us an update on the ongoing war against local sovereignty, and medicinal marijuana in Santa Barbara where pharmacies are being raided by the Feds despite the legality of use mandated by the voters of California.

Site: Independent

Hour Three

A lifelong conservative, Daniel Borchers is a Vietnam-era military veteran with experience as an intelligence analyst and report writer, editor of Windjammer, an overseas naval newsletter, and a graduate of Excelsior College in New York.

Mr. Borchers is Founder and Editor of BrotherWatch, a newsletter which examines political, social, cultural and religious issues from a Christian conservative perspective. BrotherWatch debuted in August, 1996 and has featured interviews with people across the political spectrum, from Alan Keyes to Alan Colmes.

Mr. Borchers has published articles in The Lambda Report, The Washington Monthly, The Palladium-Item, The Worldwide News, The Last Ditch, The Maryland Star and Expanse magazine, and his letters to the editor have been published in The Washington Times, on MSNBC, and on the Fox News Channel.

Mr. Borchers has appeared on numerous radio talk shows, including The Lonesome Charlie Show, The Joyce Kaufman Show, Louisianna Live with Jim Engster, The Chris Bowman Show, The Richard Kaffenberger Show, Talk of the Town with Evie Ybarra, The Louie Free Show, The Jeff Katz Show, Talkline with Doug Graham, the Doug Stephan Show, Bert Lee Show, The Frank Beckmann Show, Michelson in the Morning, The Brian Shaw Show, The Hal Ginsberg Show, and Basham & Cornell.

Disenchanted by the hypocrisy and corruption which have invaded the Conservative Movement, Mr. Borchers founded Citizens for Principled Conservatism in the fall of 2001. In his role as Founder and President of CPC, Mr. Borchers seeks to reinvigorate principles and ideals within the Conservative Movement and he views the extremist elements within that Movement as both dangerous and self-destructive.

Citizens for Principled Conservatism is a nationwide network of citizens seeking the restoration of conservative principles and ideals, goals and behavior within the Conservative Movement. We believe that the exaltation of extremist elements within the Conservative Movement is emblematic of the moral and ideological corruption which has invaded Conservatism. CPC seeks to counter this dangerous development.

Site: Coulter Watch

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Love, Transcending War and Pain - Helen Garland and Susan Deak

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Today we have two guests. Helen Garland experienced the trauma of PTSD through the experiences of her husband, Joe Garland, respected author of 29 books. The last book, Unknown Warriors his his own story chronicling his experiences in WWII. Joe was, himself a victim of PTSD. Our second guest is Susan Deak, CEO of the Wellness Center of Ashtabula, Ohio, who has made it her mission to make alternative therapies, providing healing, to people in her community.

Tuesday June 12, 2012

Hours One & Two

Helen Garland

Unknown Soldiers is a book about surviving war, but returning from conflict, wounded in ways not visible to the eye. This has been the fate of soldiers for eons. Today, it is not just soldiers who are impacted. It is all of us, impacted by the war made on us by our own government.

Joe Garland, the author, wrote a book which told his own story, using it so we could understand what he faced during war and in its aftermath.

Woven into the narrative is also a love story told through letters written from the field. The woman about whom he wrote, the wife who was with him when he died, will be with us today to talk about the book, about Joe, and about the wounds which never healed.

This is a book about Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Joe was very aware of how different he was after he returned. It never changed for him or for his friends. The fear and pain remained with them. Joe died late last year, having written 29 books, this the last and only book about his experiences.

On the website for the book, Wounded Warriors, you can hear the voices of Joe Garland and his friends, now gone, talking about experiences which stayed with them, reframing their lives in ways none of them imagined when they joined, moved by love of their country.

The paper in Gloucester, Massachusetts closed down to honor Joe when he died. He was the man who wrote history, making it immediate and real.

Below is an article which ran in the Gloucester this last Memorial Day.

MEMORIAL DAY 2012

From Helen Garland

Dorothy Nelson and the Writer's Center asked that I read from Joe Garland's book about his World War Two War - "Unknown Soldiers."

Reviewing Joe's book, three themes emerged.

The first on page XV of the introduction entitled "Up Front" reveals the burdens of Post Traumatic Stress, Guilt and the age old confusions of Fathers and Sons. Joe refers to his long held fear that his medically connected father had intervened to prevent Joe frombeing sent back into action after his hospitalization in Italy.

"Thus the letdown of my buddies back on the front, thus the "guilt," thus the book."

The second theme emerges throughout his book as he refers to my role as a war time pen pal and his letters to his parents. That is, the effect of any war on generations of family and
of visions of Love and Real Life as a balance against the fears and horrors of his war.

The third theme emerged when Martin Ray and his family visited soon after Joe's death in the hope of finding the right words to express why Joe's book exemplified both the nobility of service as well as the dangers. We decided that if the purpose of any war is noble, then the manner in which the war is conducted must be equally noble, otherwise, the results include the destruction of whole generations.

Then hauntingly, a poem on page 6 brings all these themes home for Gloucester. Joe quotes his father's stunning skill with the written word, taught him at his school on Dale Avenue opposite the Post Office at the turn of the century and in l915 at Harvard. Dr. Garland was contemplating the carnage of World War I when he wrote:

"A sovereign speaks a word; princes command,
And war, black as the plague, spreads through the land

You are the pawn, moved by a mightier hand;
You are the Christian martyr, living brand
That lights the kingly orgy of that king
To whom YOU homage bring.
This is your lot, oh Common Man; is it your choice?
When war takes all do YOU rejoice ----
Father and brother and livelihood,
Leaving all evil where was once all good?
Another commands your destiny.
Are you less fitted for that task than he?
Freedom and life are offered you; now choose,
Not overlong debate, nor yet refuse,
And when the stricken land raises its head,
May you, rising from burial of your dead,
Stand by your brother, teaching him to see ---
YOU the director of your destiny."

Finally Joe back again on page XV relates again to Gloucester and the third theme of WAR itself.

The Gloucester Town meeting of December 15, 1773 voted as one "for freedom from a distant, contemptuous, arbitrary and rather stupid emperor across three thousand miles of ocean" saying:

"If we are compelled to make the last appeal to Heaven, we will defend our resolutions and liberties at the expense of all that is dear to us"

And so we must consider both the ends and the conduct of the means.”

PTSD has always been a cost of war. Today, we consider it as a means of controlling us.

It might have been Edward Bernays who noticed returning vets from World War I were far less able to confront authority than others who protested injustice, or this strategy could have occurred to one of his replacements after Vietnam.

Bernays wanted a complacent population and PTSD has become a means of obtaining this end.

The conditions of war, the emotional trauma and uncertainty, constant fear, have become endemic here, on our own shores through the war waged on us by government and corporations economically, socially, and through the constant attrition of fear. TSA, monitoring, police brutality, the loss of homes, jobs, the lack of medical care, and the hope of justice.

We must take action. Action begins with understanding. Helen Garland, Joe's wife, tells a story of survival which brings hope. Her story is touching, powerful, and needs to be read. Don't miss it.

Site: Unknown Soldiers

Hour Three

Our second guest today is Susan Deak. Susan is the founder of the Wellness Center in Ashtabula, Ohio. She is active locally, working to ensure those in her community have therapies which work to improve their health and well being.

WTLC's approach to wellness is founded on John Travis's Wellness Model. This model is based on balance and John's twelve indexes offer you an opportunity to measure your own wellness. Each of you is encouraged to develop your own wellness plan that is customized to your particular needs. Because each person's plan is unique, people use WTLC in varying ways. They make use of one or more of the center's six major focuses that facilitate learning, healing, growth or other transformation.

Site: Wellness Center

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Fight the Corporate State Occupy War Contractors, Eliminate Drones, Take Back your Power

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