A Better World with Mitchell J. Rabin

In a second radio show this week, Mitchell interviews Nancy Holson, an Emmy-award winning writer, director and producer whose career spans the worlds of commercial live theater, corporate theater, and television. www.holsonproductions.com

Theater productions: NUTCRACKER: The Musical, writer, book and lyrics -a musical comedy adaptation of Tchaikovsky’s NUTCRACKER. New York and London.

DEAR MOM, co-writer and co-producer – a play based on women’s letters to their mothers. Productions to date in Philadelphia and New York City.

LUDWIG LIVE! a musical comedy featuring Beethoven making his cabaret debut, the show premiered in the Berkshires in the summer of 2011 and has gone onto run at the Kimmel Center in Philadelphia, the Brighton and Edinburgh Fringes, Leicester Square Thater in London and the Triad and SubCulture in New York City. The show continues to run in New York City and is currently available for bookings.

Nancy’s latest is ME THE PEOPLE, opening next week in NYC. Book and lyrics. Nancy is proud to be teaming with her posse from BUSH WARS, although heartbroken that this project is so necessary. It is her strong belief that we all need to resist the horrors foisted upon us by the Trump administration in whatever means we can, and ME THE PEOPLE is her way of using her voice.

This most recent creation will be the subject of today's interview.

In a second radio show this week, Mitchell interviews Nancy Holson, an Emmy-award winning writer, director and producer whose career spans the worlds of commercial live theater, corporate theater, and television. www.holsonproductions.com

Theater productions: NUTCRACKER: The Musical, writer, book and lyrics -a musical comedy adaptation of Tchaikovsky’s NUTCRACKER. New York and London.

DEAR MOM, co-writer and co-producer – a play based on women’s letters to their mothers. Productions to date in Philadelphia and New York City.

LUDWIG LIVE! a musical comedy featuring Beethoven making his cabaret debut, the show premiered in the Berkshires in the summer of 2011 and has gone onto run at the Kimmel Center in Philadelphia, the Brighton and Edinburgh Fringes, Leicester Square Thater in London and the Triad and SubCulture in New York City. The show continues to run in New York City and is currently available for bookings.

PARENTING 101: A Musical Guide to Raising Parents, co-creator, co-writer, producer – workshop production Lenox, Mass, and has to date had productions in Burlington, VT., Rochester, NY, St. Louis, MO, and two extended runs at the Kimmel Center in Philadelphia, where it consistently played to rave reviews. Productions in additional cities are in the works.

Nancy’s latest is ME THE PEOPLE, opening next week in NYC. Book and lyrics. Nancy is proud to be teaming with her posse from BUSH WARS, although heartbroken that this project is so necessary. It is her strong belief that we all need to resist the horrors foisted upon us by the Trump administration in whatever means we can, and ME THE PEOPLE is her way of using her voice.

This most recent creation will be the subject of today's interview.

This evening, Mitchell looks at the deeply troubling subject of what we are doing to our bees and butterflies.  

Through the chemicalization of our air, water and soil, due to EMFs plaguing our biosphere, we are collectively killing off these precious, integral, elemental parts of our eco-system.

Tonight, Mitchell interviews Director of the Pollinator Program for Center for Food Safety, Larissa Walker.

In her role, she integrates national grassroots campaigns with hard-hitting scientific and legal expertise, working with lawmakers on Capitol Hill and regulators at key government agencies to affect positive policy change. Larissa spearheads CFS’s pollinators program, which focuses on protecting bees, butterflies and other beneficial insects from the harms of pesticides.  What can we do about it? Plenty.  Tune in, find out, get into action.

The deluge of information flooding toward us from numerous media sources can be overwhelming.  But what's true?  What's relevant?  What is true in what context? And are we being manipulated by the way the "news" is being reported?

To explore this, Mitchell Rabin speaks with philosopher & author Richard A. Bowell, who has been asking these kinds of questions for a long time.  His colleague and friend, Michael Shewchuk, at the U.N., has been asking himself similarly and will join as well as Kay Dundorf.

The seriousness of these matters should not be under-estimated as on these hinges our understanding and perception of the world.  Seeing how certain syntax and intonation can create hope or doubt, give a sense of inclusion or elitism, are all part of the game and exercising control of people to keep them rather hapless, uncritical consumers.

It is no surprise that critical thinkers need to 'talk among ourselves' and learn to work with ourselves inwardly so that we remain 'free' of what may challenge our sense of center.

Tune in and hear an array of perspectives on this matter.

The deluge of information flooding toward us from numerous media sources can be overwhelming.  But what's true?  What's relevant?  What is true in what context? And are we being manipulated by the way the "news" is being reported?

To explore this, Mitchell Rabin speaks with philosopher & author Richard A. Bowell, who has been asking these kinds of questions for a long time.  His colleague and friend, Michael Shewchuk, at the U.N., has been asking himself similarly and will join as well as Kay Dundorf.

The seriousness of these matters should not be under-estimated as on these hinges our understanding and perception of the world.  Seeing how certain syntax and intonation can create hope or doubt, give a sense of inclusion or elitism, are all part of the game and exercising control of people to keep them rather hapless, uncritical consumers.

It is no surprise that critical thinkers need to 'talk among ourselves' and learn to work with ourselves inwardly so that we remain 'free' of what may challenge our sense of center.

Tune in and hear an array of perspectives on this matter.

Philosopher, author and presenter, Richard A. Bowell has been asking himself these kinds of questions for a long time.  His colleague and friend, Michael Shewchuk, at the U.N., has been asking himself similarly.

Philosopher, author and presenter, Richard A. Bowell has been asking himself these kinds of questions for a long time.  His colleague and friend, Michael Shewchuk, at the U.N., has been asking himself similarly.

Richard’s book, The Last Unpolluted Place on Earth…Is Inside Ourselves, addresses these questions and is finding favor at such places as the United Nations.

Today’s Round Table discussion will be addressing these issues which face us all:  What is our future?  What does our evolution look like?  Will it be rapid enough to avert the 6th Extinction?  These are the kinds of questions Richard, Michael and Mitchell will be discussing as well as the power of simply being present, perhaps the key to the whole game.

Please join us for this seminal conversation which will educate, uplift and inspire.  For more, go to: www.humanevolutionarychange.org and www.abetterworld.tv

he Last Unpolluted Place on Earth…Is Inside Ourselves, addresses these questions and is finding favor at such places as the United Nations.

Today’s Round Table discussion will be addressing these issues which face us all:  What is our future?  What does our evolution look like?  Will it be rapid enough to avert the 6th Extinction?  These are the kinds of questions Richard, Michael and Mitchell will be discussing as well as the power of simply being present, perhaps the key to the whole game.

This evening, Mitchell will speak on applying genius thinking to life, to create a better life for oneself and one’s community.  Improving relationships and communication, managing stress and conflict, disagreements and differences, balancing opposites and modulating the elements are all part of the solution.  

What are the constituents of our perception?  How do we discern what is real and authentic from what is not? Daily, we’re deluged with information, with hypocrisy and with cultural collisions.  With educational and evolutionary disparities among the differing tribal behaviors of our diverse species.  Some members have most all the chess pieces and some others have but fragments, yet all are members of the very same species and expected to peacefully co-exist.  How we attain this is one of our central issues as a humanity.  Where is understanding, compassion, empathy, behavior change and love-in-action in all of this?

Join us for this world-changing, mind-changing conversation.

Russ Jaffe, M.D., Ph.D.,is Founder and Chairman of PERQUE Integrative Health, LLC (PIH, www.PERQUE.com) a company that offers the world scientifically proven, integrative health solutions to speed the transition from sick care to healthful caring.

Dr. Jaffe has more than 40 years of experience contributing to molecular biology and clinical diagnostics. He has authored nearly 100 articles on the subject. He received his B.S., MD and Ph.D. from the Boston University School of Medicine, completed residency training in clinical chemistry at the National Institutes of Health and remained on the permanent senior staff before pursuing other interests, including starting the Health Studies Collegium think tank.

Russ is board certified in Clinical Pathology & in Chemical Pathology. He is the recipient of the Merck, Sharp & Dohm Excellence in Research Award, the J.D. Lane Award, and the U.S.P.H.S. Meritorious Service Award. Dr Jaffe was honored as an International Scientist of 2003 by the IBC, Oxford, England, UK for his lifetime contributions to clinical medicine & health policy. He is widely published and sought to explain complex subjects to any audience.  Dr. Jaffe is also founder and chairman of ELISA/ACT Biotechnologies, and MAGique BioTherapeutics.

Dr. Jaffe and Mitchell have been life-long colleagues & friends, with Russ having been a mentor to Mitchell in the early years.  Dr. Jaffe has been physician to H.H. Dalai Lama, the senior Buddhist leader, Bhante & other spiritual leaders across the world.  Dr. Jaffe was integral in initiating the whole idea of "wellness".

Russ Jaffe, M.D., Ph.D.,is Founder and Chairman of PERQUE Integrative Health, LLC (PIH, www.PERQUE.com) a company that offers the world scientifically proven, integrative health solutions to speed the transition from sick care to healthful caring.

Dr. Jaffe has more than 40 years of experience contributing to molecular biology and clinical diagnostics. He has authored nearly 100 articles on the subject. He received his B.S., MD and Ph.D. from the Boston University School of Medicine, completed residency training in clinical chemistry at the National Institutes of Health and remained on the permanent senior staff before pursuing other interests, including starting the Health Studies Collegium think tank.

Russ is board certified in Clinical Pathology & in Chemical Pathology. He is the recipient of the Merck, Sharp & Dohm Excellence in Research Award, the J.D. Lane Award, and the U.S.P.H.S. Meritorious Service Award. Dr Jaffe was honored as an International Scientist of 2003 by the IBC, Oxford, England, UK for his lifetime contributions to clinical medicine & health policy. He is widely published and sought to explain complex subjects to any audience.  Dr. Jaffe is also founder and chairman of ELISA/ACT Biotechnologies, and MAGique BioTherapeutics.

Dr. Jaffe and Mitchell have been life-long colleagues & friends, with Russ having been a mentor to Mitchell in the early years.  Dr. Jaffe has been physician to H.H. Dalai Lama, the senior Buddhist leader, Bhante & other spiritual leaders across the world.  Dr. Jaffe was integral in initiating the whole idea of "wellness".

Mitchell interviews the renowned writer and Professor of Economics, Kate Raworth.

Kate is an economist whose research focuses on the unique social and ecological challenges of the 21st century. She is a Senior Visiting Research Associate teaching at Oxford University's Environmental Change Institute, and a Senior Associate of the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability.

Over the last two decades Kate has worked as Senior Researcher at Oxfam, as a co-author of the UN's Human Development Report at the United Nations Development Programme, and as a Fellow of the Overseas Development Institute in the villages of Zanzibar. She has been named by the Guardian as one of the top ten tweeters on economic transformation.

In this dialogue, Mitchell and Kate explore how an economic system can be, not just of service to a limited few but to all through corporations, businesses and social enterprise companies which include care for employees and environment as integral aspects of their bottom line.