Kim and Dr. Gerald Pollack, the author of The 4th Stage of Water, talk about how science works in terms of funding and discovery. Water pioneer Dan Nelson joins in for an exploration of cutting-edge research and theories in the field of water science.
John Droz Jr., the founder of the Alliance for Wise Energy Decisions and the author of the presentation Science Under Assault, appears on the show to discuss what science is (and isn’t) and talk about the distinctions between science and engineering. Kim comes forward with her findings after producing over 30 segments on climate.
Nikola Tesla, the progenitor of radiant energy research, sought to tap into the rarefied pulse of a primal energy existing everywhere in the universe. After 25 years of research, Tom Paladino appears to have effectively harnessed radiant energy – also known as prana, qi, zero point energy, orgone, or scalar energy – for the remote healing of pathogenic disease.
Sam Milham, M.D., M.P.H. was the first scientist to alert the world to the dangers of dirty electricity. Tune in as he explains our power grid and shares his insights about the steps we can take to protect ourselves against dirty electricity.
After Dr. Don Easterbrook testified before the Senate Energy, Environment & Telecommunications Committee regarding climate change, the scientific community – including faculty at Western Washington University – ran character assassination pieces about him in Associated Press. Dr. Easterbrook and astrophysicist Dr. Gordon Fulks present a whole systems approach to understanding climate change, and discuss the difference between data and dogma.
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