Wednesday, December 3, 6pm EST: This evening’s topic will beGratitude. Mitchell will discuss and engage callers in this seminal subject, important always, but especially so around the holidays. We will discuss the physiology & health benefits of gratitude, giving, Taoist Meditation of “The Inner Smile”, as well as humanitarian and spiritual values that have the potential to evolve us into the next level of quantum reality.

You are invited to call in to 602 753-1860 and comment or ask any questions.

Mitchell is a holistic psychotherapist, communication consultant, acupuncturist, Stress Management Consultant, Workshop leader, Host & Producer of A Better World Radio & TV & eco-entrepreneur.

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Mitchell has chapters in several books, such as The Code, The Fire from Heaven and The New Heart at Work. He additionally writes for Natural News and the Huffington Post.

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Tune in & become part of the conversation. Creating a better world starts at home, starts with reflection, vision, conversation, then builds community & emanates out from there.

Wednesday, November 26, 6pm EST: The first half of today’s show is with guest is the author of Creating Healthy Children Through Attachment Parenting & Raw Foods, Karen Ranzi. The second half is about the Pachamama Alliance event occurring in NYC on Sat., Dec. 6 (see below), “Awakening the Dreamer”, addressing our role in the environmental degradation we are causing all around us and what we can do about it pro-actively, you and me.

Join us! You may find yourself gobbling in a new way and to a different tune.

The importance of the information in this book cannot be over-estimated. As a society,, if we were to listen to its simple instructions, we would ‘grow’ healthier, happier children who felt attended to and loved as infants on up and would manifest the behaviors & attitudes as teenagers and adults which could effectively continue to ‘grow’ our society into one that is compassionate, sustainable, creative and mature.

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Learn more about the tenets in Karen’s work through Mitchell’s past interview with Karen on A Better World TV & Radio: http://abetterworld.tv/ech-therapist.

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After learning about a fine Thanksgiving dinner from Karen, you’ll learn about what the Pachamama Alliance is doing to create a better, healthier, sustainable and more balanced world. Please join me in this discussion this Wednesday evening.

Wednesday, November 19, 6pm EST: Due to the profound importance of a what is called a trade agreement being negotiated in secrecy by heads of state of some 11 countries world-wide and the political, economic and jurisdictional implications of this, I am convening another Round Table this week on the subject of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, (TPP).

Most people, even educated and politically attentive, don’t know about the TPP or what it’s about or its implications, which is why we’re doing a third show on this.

In short, what is being called a ‘trade agreement’ such as NAFTA and others, is more accurately a political coup d’etat through which a corporate advisory counsel’s decision-making would have authority over sovereign nation’s democratically elected officials, e.g., Congresses, Parliaments, Prime Ministers and Presidents. Sovereign nations could be sued for profits which were projected by a given company’s accounting departments but not realized (for any number of reasons, including inferior product, service or not finding the assumed presence of natural resources in a given location).

 Please tune in and post the link of this and last week’s show in all of your social media and lists. Here’s the link: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/abetterworld/2014/11/12/rocky-anderson-gerald-celente-kali-katt-on-the-trans-pacific-partnership.

Joining in discussion with Mitchell is Arthur Stamoulis, Director of the Citizen’s Trade Campaign, and another of his colleagues.

In December 2012, Mitchell interviewed Mitch Jones of Food & Water Watch on the TPP.

Wednesday, November 19, 6pm EST: Due to the profound importance of a what is called a trade agreement being negotiated in secrecy by heads of state of some 11 countries world-wide and the political, economic and jurisdictional implications of this, I am convening another Round Table this week on the subject of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, (TPP).

Most people, even educated and politically attentive, don’t know about the TPP or what it’s about or its implications, which is why we’re doing a third show on this.

In short, what is being called a ‘trade agreement’ such as NAFTA and others, is more accurately a political coup d’etat through which a corporate advisory counsel’s decision-making would have authority over sovereign nation’s democratically elected officials, e.g., Congresses, Parliaments, Prime Ministers and Presidents. Sovereign nations could be sued for profits which were projected by a given company’s accounting departments but not realized (for any number of reasons, including inferior product, service or not finding the assumed presence of natural resources in a given location).

 Please tune in and post the link of this and last week’s show in all of your social media and lists. Here’s the link: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/abetterworld/2014/11/12/rocky-anderson-gerald-celente-kali-katt-on-the-trans-pacific-partnership.

Joining in discussion with Mitchell is Arthur Stamoulis, Director of the Citizen’s Trade Campaign, and another of his colleagues.

In December 2012, Mitchell interviewed Mitch Jones of Food & Water Watch on the TPP.

Wednesday, November 12, 6pm EST: On tonight’s show, Mitchell will hold a Round Table on the latest trade agreement, the Trans-Pacific Partnership which may be getting signed imminently and which has menacing implications for the sovereignty of all nations including the U.S. yet the subject is minimally discussed in the media. When it is, the discussion is highly partial and omits key points, which will be discussed in the Round Table by Rocky Anderson, Gerald Celente and Kali Katt. In December 2012, Mitchell interviewed Mitch Jones of Food & Water Watch on the TPP, and it’s clearly time to do so again in light of its potentially imminent signing.

Rocky Anderson, former Mayor of Salt Lake City from 2000-2008, during his tenure, reduced the carbon footprint in the city by about 33%. He an American lawyer and politician. Rocky has practiced law for 21 years in Salt Lake City.

Gerald Celente is publisher of the world-renowned Trends Journal, has been interviewed on numerous national and international media for decades as a trends forecaster in the fields of economics and politics.

Kali Katt is a free-lance journalist and activist with a B.A. in Environmental Studies.  She has been conducting on-the-ground educational actions in regard to the TPP for a few years now, to a public who, until meeting Kali, had no idea what it was or that it existed.

The Trans-Pacific Partnership stands as probably the most threatening, so-called "trade agreement", or document of any sort, to our Democracy and sovereignty as a nation.  The TPP would legally oblige all nations who are signatories to be subject to a corporate-formed body which would have jurisdiction over any statutes in the U.S., including its Constitution.

Wednesday, November 12, 6pm EST: On tonight’s show, Mitchell will hold a Round Table on the latest trade agreement, the Trans-Pacific Partnership which may be getting signed imminently and which has menacing implications for the sovereignty of all nations including the U.S. yet the subject is minimally discussed in the media. When it is, the discussion is highly partial and omits key points, which will be discussed in the Round Table by Rocky Anderson, Gerald Celente and Kali Katt. In December 2012, Mitchell interviewed Mitch Jones of Food & Water Watch on the TPP, and it’s clearly time to do so again in light of its potentially imminent signing.

Rocky Anderson, former Mayor of Salt Lake City from 2000-2008, during his tenure, reduced the carbon footprint in the city by about 33%. He an American lawyer and politician. Rocky has practiced law for 21 years in Salt Lake City.

Gerald Celente is publisher of the world-renowned Trends Journal, has been interviewed on numerous national and international media for decades as a trends forecaster in the fields of economics and politics.

Kali Katt is a free-lance journalist and activist with a B.A. in Environmental Studies.  She has been conducting on-the-ground educational actions in regard to the TPP for a few years now, to a public who, until meeting Kali, had no idea what it was or that it existed.

The Trans-Pacific Partnership stands as probably the most threatening, so-called "trade agreement", or document of any sort, to our Democracy and sovereignty as a nation.  The TPP would legally oblige all nations who are signatories to be subject to a corporate-formed body which would have jurisdiction over any statutes in the U.S., including its Constitution.

Wednesday, November 5, 6pm EST: Spend an evening with Mitchell Rabin, talking about how we can each make a difference in the world and shift it from excess consumer-based to recyclable-renewable, sustainably-based. The conflicts of the world often seem so unmanageable and uncontrollable, yet in fact, we can wholly re-interpret our experience of this stress and turn our lives and the life of our Earth around.

Call in and be part of the conversation: 602 753-1860.

Mitchell is a holistic psychotherapist, communication consultant, acupuncturist, Stress Management Consultant, Workshop leader, Host & Producer of A Better World Radio & TV & eco-entrepreneur.

Mitchell has chapters in several books, such as The Code, The Fire from Heaven and The New Heart at Work. He additionally writes for Natural News and the Huffington Post.

Purchase The New Heart at Work

Purchase Deeksha: The Fire from Heaven

Listen on-line atwww.abetterworld.tvor by phone! 602 753-1860

 

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Wednesday, November 5, 6pm EST: Spend an evening with Mitchell Rabin, talking about how we can each make a difference in the world and shift it from excess consumer-based to recyclable-renewable, sustainably-based. The conflicts of the world often seem so unmanageable and uncontrollable, yet in fact, we can wholly re-interpret our experience of this stress and turn our lives and the life of our Earth around.

Call in and be part of the conversation: 602 753-1860.

Mitchell is a holistic psychotherapist, communication consultant, acupuncturist, Stress Management Consultant, Workshop leader, Host & Producer of A Better World Radio & TV & eco-entrepreneur.

Mitchell has chapters in several books, such as The Code, The Fire from Heaven and The New Heart at Work. He additionally writes for Natural News and the Huffington Post.

Purchase The New Heart at Work

Purchase Deeksha: The Fire from Heaven

Listen on-line atwww.abetterworld.tvor by phone! 602 753-1860

 

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Wednesday, October 29, 6pm EDT: In the midst of these chaotic times, the voices of hope are vitally important. To discuss this, Mitchell has invited Helena Norberg-Hodge who is a speaker at the upcoming Voice of Hope one-day event at the Great Hall at Cooper Union, Saturday, Nov. 8. Other speakers from the one-day Summit may be joining in the Round Table as well.

Listen on-line at www.abetterworld.tv or by phone! 602 753-1860

Wednesday, October 8, 6pm EDT: This weeks guest are George Bartenieff and KarenMalpede, of the theatrical performance Extreme Whether.

George Bartenieff, (Uncle) has had one of the more illustrious careers in American theater. At age 14, he made his Broadway debut in The Whole World Over, directed by Harold Clurman with Uta Hagen and Herbert Bergoff. At age 16, he was again on Broadway in Lillian Hellman’s Monsteraat, directed by the author, with Julie Harris and Emlyn Williams. He then left the United States to study at RADA and the Guildhall. Returning to New York, he starred as Peter in Edward Albee’s Zoo Story and Krapp in Samuel Beckett’s Krapp’s Last Tape, at the Cherry Lane Theatre, directed by Alan Schneider. He went on to leading roles with the most influential avant-garde theaters in New York: the Judson Poet’s Theater, The LivingTheatre, Bread and Puppet, Joseph Papp’s Public Theater, Mabou Mines. In 1970, he co-founded Theater for the New City where he acted in and produced over 400 new plays for the American theater, including premieres of major works of Sam Shepard and Maria Irene Fornes. In 1987, he starred in Us by Karen Malpede, directed by Judith Malina and won an Obie for Susatained Excellence as an Actor. He would win an Obie for Acting again for I Will Bear Witness, adapted with Malpede and directed by her. Extreme Whether marks their ninth collaboration. 

Karen Malpede (Playwright/Director) is author of 17 plays; she has directed premieres of nine of them. Her most recent, a post-9/11 trilogy, are: Another Life (New York, London) a surreal retelling of the U.S. torture program; Prophecy (New York, London, Berlin) about the cost of war to veterans and those who love them; Iraq: Speaking of War (New York) a docu-drama.