Encounters USA The Podcast

I just released my second book in as many weeks. It is a short books of quips quotes and puns that I have thought up during various times in my life and felt the need and desire to share with you. In this episode, we talk about the book, the history of Heinessight and what it means for you and for the world. We also peruse a few chapters of jokes. When you hear the jokes and zingers on this podcast, you will be sure to get a few laughs. 

Today we had the honor and privilege of speaking with author, teacher and podcaster David Burkus. We spoke about his books Friend of a Friend, Under New Management and The Myths of Creativity. We spoke about the ways he uses his background in organizational psychology to help instill channels of creativity in companies. 

David is a best-selling author, a sought after speaker, and associate professor of leadership and innovation at Oral Roberts University. His newest book, Friend of a Friend, offers readers a new perspective on how to grow their networks and build key connections—one based on the science of human behavior, not rote networking advice. He’s delivered keynotes to the leaders of Fortune 500 companies and the future leaders of the United States Naval Academy. His TED talk has been viewed over 1.9 million times and he is a regular contributor to Harvard Business Review.

Irena (McCammon) Scott is an American author and physiologist. She received a BS from Ohio State University, an MS from the University of Nevada, and a PhD from the University of Missouri in the Department of Veterinary Medicine. Her post-doctoral studies were done at Cornell University. She has been employed as an Assistant Professor (Department of Biology) at St. Bonaventure University, and has done research and teaching at the Ohio State University, the University of Missouri, the University of Nevada, and at Battelle Memorial Institute. In the second part of our two part interview, we discuss the bizarre Muiry Island incident in Tacoma Washington which involved Kenneth Arnold, a science fiction writer and connections to the characters involved in the Kennedy assassination. During the podcast, we began to receive electromagnetic feedback toward the conclusion which forced the interview to end five minutes early.

Dr. Irene McCammon Scott joined us on Books in Heinessight to talk about the her books Sacred Corridors and UFO’s Today in a special two part podcast. Irena Scott has worked under some of the highest security clearances and has known or been associated with almost all aspects of the UFO Movement. Today we talked to her about her education, her career and what got her involved with the higher levels of the the UFO movement. We talk about the progression of the movement to what some would classify as an anticlimactic disclosure by the government. As well, we talk about Dr. J Allen Hynek and his ultimate belief in UFO’s. Dr. Scott has also been a Director for the Mutual UFO Network or MUFON. Don’t miss part 2!

Dr. Loretta Breuning joined us on Books in Heinessight to talk about her latest book, Habits of a Happy Brain as well as her other books, The Science of Positivity, Anxiety: What Turns It On/ Turns It Off Meet Your Happy Chemicals and a number of other best-selling books about human psychology.

We discuss the human brain and the effects of the chemical dopamine serotonin and oxytocin's on human behavior and learning. We also discuss the sorry state of the politically charged academic community that is ignoring major advances in human psychology and awareness in favor of inaccurate and unnatural models of human evolution and behavior. This is a podcast you will not want to miss. You can also watch this podcast in it’s entirety on YouTube.

Marjorie Young joined us on Books in Heinessight to talk about her book series; The Boy With Golden Eyes. We talked about how her psychic abilities shaped her life and later, inspired the Boy With Golden Eyes series. Book lovers everywhere are going to enjoy this discussion of the ideas and the influences that went into the books. Young readers especially are going to learn about cultures, self-identity and how their environment can shape them or vice versa.

Marjorie Young is a mystically-inclined world traveler, spiritual counselor, and a lover of the world's myths and cultures. Her fantasy/adventure series, "The Boy with Golden Eyes, has won prizes from book festivals in Paris, New York, London, and Los Angeles. It originated as simply a gift for her great-nephew Sam, but has now found readers of all ages. She currently resides in Seattle, Washington, and is a columnist for the Ballard News Tribune. 

Remote viewing super psi spy Major Ed Dames (Ret.) joined Books in Heinessight to talk about his book Tell Me What You See, the history of the Army’s Remote Viewing Program and his work with a number of classified and secret projects that are just now coming to light. In the second part of the two part interview, we discuss the mechanics of remote viewing and the elements of time, location, mind and protocol. In this segment we ask Major Dames to tell us the truth about Jimmy Hoffa, MH 370, Bigfoot, 9/11 and Satan, along with Hillary Clinton. This interview is one no one wants to miss.

Remote viewing super psi spy Major Ed Dames (Ret.) joined books in Heinessight to talk about his book Tell Me What You See, the history of the Army’s Remote Viewing Program and his work with a number of classified and secret projects that are just now coming to light. In the first part of the two part interview, we discuss the history of the remote viewing program after the military kicked it into the private sector. Major Dames also unveils the actors and players behind 9/11. 

We also discuss the physics of remote viewing and the element of time and location when it comes to identifying targets. We also get Major Dame’s candid thoughts on remote viewing as a professional and ethical practice. Major Dames gives his thoughts on the Far Site Institute and its contributions to remote viewing. This interview is one no one wants to miss.

Today we had the honor of welcoming award winning author, journalist and assistant Professor at Colorado State Angie Chuang to Books in Heinessight to talk about her book The Four Words For Home: A Memoir of Two Families. We discuss immigration and the racial barriers that existed in the US and how they affected her family, particular her father, a Taiwanese Immigrant and engineer. Angie Chuang is an associate professor of journalism whose research and teaching focus on race, identity and representations of Otherness. She came to academia after 13 years as a national and regional award-winning newspaper reporter at The Oregonian, The Hartford Courant and the Los Angeles Times. 

Today we spoke with activist, filmmaker and author John de Graaf. John has been touring the world talking about his book Affluenza. Today, he joined Books in Heinessight to discuss the problems of the consumer culture and the remedies he and many like him propose to solve them. John has done a number of shows and videos for PBS and has had the interest of many government leaders. Before you read Affluenza, listen to John de Graaf tell you how important the book is.