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Tonight on GhostBox Radio with Greg Bakun, it’s just Greg tonight as he shares a personal experience of a tragedy that recently happened but there are synchronicities that happen that can’t be ignored. If there is time, Greg will also read some 9/11 ghost related incidents. 

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Joining Robert Pilot today are Maren Hardy, co-founder of Spirit Care Services, a company that provides home care and transportation for Native American elders, and Larissa FastHorse (Sicangu Lakota Nation), professor of practice (literature) at Arizona State University’s Department of English, award-winning writer/choreographer, and co-founder of Indigenous Direction.

Pickling; AI; war updates; conservative misrepresentation of the city and state; harvest season begins with record diesel prices and animal diseases; Rep. Tom Tiffany involved in plane crash.

Bruce picks apart the supposed “good” job numbers, highlights more bad polling for the Trump adminsitration, and Texas’s ongoing voter suppression efforts.

Philip Anthony welcomes Rep. Liz Reyer, (MN-52A), to discuss her current run for the Minnesota State Senate. Their wide-ranging chat covers pressing state issues like healthcare affordability, rising property taxes, and the need for stronger public education funding. The two also exchange thoughts on the environmental footprint of data centers and the push for stronger gun safety legislation.

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Debt is often treated as either something to fear or a shortcut to growth. Neither view is particularly useful.

In this episode of the *Do Different Better Show*, Y. Elaine Rasmussen examines capital as a form of leverage: when borrowing, outside investment, and business reinvestment can expand opportunity—and when they simply magnify a weak decision.

We’ll look at the difference between productive and destructive debt, what entrepreneurs give up when they take investment capital, how to evaluate reinvestment decisions, and the questions you should ask before putting future income at risk for a hoped-for return.

Because leverage is a multiplier.

And when the underlying strategy is weak, it multiplies that too.

Dr. Stefano Sinicropi pulls back the curtain on a broken medical system that often prioritizes chronic illness over genuine cures. He shares the driving force behind his new book, Wellness at the Speed of Light, challenging listeners to break free from corporate healthcare and step up as the CEO of their own bodies. He also highlights the life-saving potential of emerging medical technologies and the importance of prioritizing personal well-being first.

This week’s episode is a special remembrance show marking the anniversary of September 11th. I open the broadcast by reading an excerpt from my memoir, Getting to Ellen: A Memoir about Love, Honesty and Gender Change, recounting how the tragic events of 9/11 became a pivotal wake-up call in my personal journey toward living authentically as my true self. For the Big Interview, I am joined by AM950 producer Brett Johnson and Phillip Anthony, host of The Downright Upright Show, to share their firsthand memories of that day—from high school classrooms in Minnesota to the grounded flights and falling soot across New York City—and to reflect on how 9/11 reshaped American politics, security, and division. Finally, I close with “Random Acts,” proposing why America urgently needs a South Africa–style Truth and Reconciliation Commission to bridge our deep divides, listen to each other’s pain, and heal.