Junious Ricardo Stanton sounds the Akoben to warn about the creeping fascism and technocratic social re-engineering the globalati intends to impose upon the world that does not have our best interests at health and well being heart.

Junious Ricardo Stanton shares the history and significance of the Juneteenth celebration.

Since five major conglomerates own and control 90% of what we see hear and read, it is critically important we support independent media. Independent media provides diversity of opinion, an opposition to the mind numbing claptrap in the corporatist media and offers opportunities for new voices and ideas to be seen and heard.

Junious Ricardo Stanton addresses the centennial of the 1921 race massacre in the Black Greenwood section of Tulsa Oklahoma. The history of this dastardly event has been suppressed but is finally coming to light and he shares the reality Greenwood wasn't the only such incident, in fact it was one of many.

Junious Ricardo Stanton shares his concerns about the growing censorship, controlled narrative and the dwindling freedoms of press information, speech and assembly not only in the US but around the world.

Junious Ricardo Stanton shares the origins of spiritual alchemy and how we can employ this ancient process to win the spiritual war against the usurpers trying to play god, reorient the natural order, turn us into cyborgs and zombies to rule over us.

Junious Ricardo Stanton interviews Safiyyah Warren Moore the founder and publisher of On The Scene Magazine an Online lifestyle magazine. Safiyyah is a fourth generation publisher. She shares how and why she got into the publishing business on her own.

Junious Ricardo Stanton discusses the global oligarchy's push for COVID inoculation passports and the impending surveillance, tracing, tracking and restrictions they will bring.

Junious speaks with Charetta Walls and Julia Jones two widows who started Sunny Day Grief Counseling and Support Group a North Carolina based grief counseling and support group. Their goal is to assist men and women suffering the loss of a loved one, by  encouraging them to  and empower themselves and continue living despite their loss and pain by offering personalized practical support and steps based upon their own experiences.

Junious Ricardo Stanton shares little known Black History facts about early independent Afro-American filmmakers, Southern escape routes to freedom in Mexico and Florida and actual US Maroon settlements in the Great Dismal Swamp in Virginia and North Carolina.