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Today's guest is Scott Tips and he has been the General Counsel for the National Health Federation, the world’s oldest health freedom organization protecting citizen health rights since 1989.  In 2007 he became its acting president and is the organization’s editor of “Health Freedom News”.  He is the sole person representing health freedom to sit on the Codex Alimentarius commission, and has authored the book “Codex Alimentarius: Global Food Imperialism”.

Today's guest is Peter Bull and he is an award-winning independent documentary film director, television producer and writer credited with many special programs aired on PBS, ABC, CNBC, and Discovery.  He was the senior producer for the public affairs program Now with Bill Moyer.  Peter was the producer and writer for the Emmy Award winning tv documentary “Follow the Money”.  His investigative films have covered the undoing of democracy in Haiti, the money-driven pursuit of the pharmaceutical industry, and Frontline’s “Hot Politics” that explores the government’s failure to address environmental issues.

Today's guest is Gary Rivlin and he is a journalist who wrote daily as the tech editor for the New York Times, where he covered Silicon  Valley,  and has contributed regularly to Wired, Newsweek , the East Bay Express, Salon, the New Republic and the American Bar Association Journal.  He has won a dozen journalism awards for business and finance, including the Gerald Loeb and Carl Sandberg Awards. Gary has published four books, including “The Plot to Get Bill Gates,”  and most recently, “Broke USA: From Pawnshops to Poverty Incorporated – How the Working Poor Became Big Business.”

Interview with the Prime Minister of Tibet!

Today's guest is Rodney Smith and he is a teacher and author of Vipassana or Insight meditation, and the founder of the Seattle Insight Meditation Society.  He was a former Buddhist monk for 8 years, having lived in monastic settings in Burma and Thailand with several of the most renown meditation teachers.  Starting in the mid-80s, Rodney has been devoted to teaching Buddhist philosophy and practice, and has been a pioneer in working with the dying in the hospice movement.  He is the author of “Lessons from the Dying”, and most recently “Stepping Out of Self-Deception” which critiques the western psychological emphasis on self-centeredness from a Buddhist perspective.

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Today's guest is Rodney Smith and he is a teacher and author of Vipassana or Insight meditation, and the founder of the Seattle Insight Meditation Society.  He was a former Buddhist monk for 8 years, having lived in monastic settings in Burma and Thailand with several of the most renown meditation teachers.  Starting in the mid-80s, Rodney has been devoted to teaching Buddhist philosophy and practice, and has been a pioneer in working with the dying in the hospice movement.  He is the author of “Lessons from the Dying”, and most recently “Stepping Out of Self-Deception” which critiques the western psychological emphasis on self-centeredness from a Buddhist perspective.

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Today's guest is Diane Miller and she is a Minnesota attorney and a co-founder and Board Member of the National Health Freedom Coalition, the largest advocacy organization protecting citizen’s rights and freedoms to all forms of medicine and health modalities.  She designed the health freedom legislation for the state of Minnesota and serves as a lobbyist for consumer protection in health freedom issues. She is also a co-moderator of the World Health Freedom Assembly that challenges the implementation of codex rules that would hinder the practice of alternative medicine.

Today's guest is Gerald Celente and he is one of today's pioneers in trend strategy.

Today's guest is Michael Gurian and he is a social philosopher, family psychotherapist, and a New York Times bestselling author of 25 books now published in over 20 languages.

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Today's guest is Carolyn Scott Kortge and she is an award winning journalist who has written on athletics and jogging for over 20 years as well as an accomplished competitive runner.