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  • Austin Vickers: People v. The State of Illusion
    What if what you think to be absolutely true in your world is just an illusion? What if the reality you see is created by your limited (less than 1%) of what your mind is capable of perceiving?  People v. The State of Illusion explores these questions and more. This film tells the story of Aaron ...
  • Is ‘Pink Slime’ In Your Beef? Who Does the FDA & USDA Really Protect?
    “Pink Slime” is the industry name for a product that comes from scraps of meat, often filled with pathogens, that previously was only used for dog food. Then a clever company came up with a great idea to take these meat by-products, render off the fat and then use ammonia gas (Yep, I ...
  • New “Ag Gag” Laws Hide Atrocities Committed on Factory Farms
    Recently in Iowa and soon in Utah, laws have been passed that criminalize whistleblowers in the agriculture industry. In this week’s podcast, we talk to Matt Rice of Mercy for Animals about the recent “Ag Gag’ legislation and the atrocities that it will further enable. The new l...
  • Michael Murphy: Why In The World Are They Spraying?
    Michael Murphy’s first movie, “What In The World Are They Spraying?” has educated millions on the issue of what is being spraying into our atmosphere through geoengineering, climate remediation and weather modification. The movie is assisting  many in waking up to this issue, so...
  • Craig McHugh on Quitting Your Desk Job and Starting a Farm
    Image courtesy A Joyful Noise Farm Are you tired of traffic and banging your head against your desk? Dreaming of peaceful life out in the country? You can do it and Craig McHugh will tell you how. Craig McHugh owner of A Joyful Noise Farm, has a mission and it is to assist other individuals to do...
  • Monsanto Wins Dismissal of Patent Lawsuit, Farmers Plan Appeal
    Image courtesy OSGATA Monsanto and its shareholders can temporarily rejoice. The multinational seed conglomerate won a dismissal of a class-action lawsuit challenging the company’s patents on genetically modified seed. Monsanto is known for aggressively filing lawsuits against small farmer...
  • Pam Cureton on Gluten: What is it? How is it Labeled? – E70
    Pam Cureton, RD, LDN Eating wheat, especially organic whole wheat, can be beneficial to your health. But for some, the gluten contained in wheat can be harmful. “Gluten-Free” products seem to be everywhere these days. But just what is gluten, where does it come from and what can it do...
  • Richard Gage of Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth – E69
    Richard Gage, photo courtesy AE911Truth

    Many of us were mesmerized and glued to our televisions on September 11, 2001. As we watched the news show the planes hit the buildings over and over again, we were filled with grief and fear. How could this be happening in America? Were we no longer safe? Many of us never even questioned the events of that day but we knew that America would never be the same. What if what we thought we were watching and being told, wasn’t the truth? Richard Gage of Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth has a much different prospective on what happened on that day.

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  • Inside Grant Family Farms Plus a Warning on Farmer’s Markets – E68
    Grant Family Farms Grant Family Farms is a 2200 acre organic farm located in Wellington, Colorado. Our guest, Rachel Reiter – their Northern Colorado Rep, gives us an insider’s view into organic farming, what they grow and how they sell it. She shares a new strategy between farmers an...
  • The Farmers vs. Monsanto
    Citizen’s Assembly. Courtesy of Simran Sethi The GMO debate continues to grow as the issue received national attention last week in a packed federal courtroom in Manhattan. Farmers filed a a class-action suit against the multinational seed and chemical corporation Monsanto, stating they are no lo...