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In this episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast welcomes investigative reporter, head of Daily News Collective and host of Jon Bowne Politix, Jon Bowne to the program to discuss the recent announcement of a Chinese coronavirus spreading that has no cure. So far almost 1000 people across the globe have been confirmed infected, and the number is growing with one confirmed case and at least two more suspected within the United States. How did this deadly virus come to be? What is to be made of the recent simulation made by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and World Economic Forum that showed a theoretical virus similar to this sweeping across the globe?!

With recent reports that the virus may have started at a local “wet market” in Wuhan province, many of these markets have been ordered closed, and recent reports state the possibility that everything may well have started wit the rampant sale of snakes meat at the markets in question. With questions about the source of the virus abouding attention has recently turned toward a virus lab in Wuhan that specifies in such SARS related virus as the recent outbreak, and it so happens this lab was found to be horrifyingly negligent in it’s care for deadly viruses in 2017. Could it be that we have been warned about this and did nothing? Why is it that the news is eerily absent in covering this incredibnle headline?

Join the Dudes n Beer podcast as host Christopher Jordan welcomes reporter Jon Bowne of Daily News Collective to the program to discuss this rampant new virus that is spreading everywhere except the mainstream media.

The Dudes n Beer podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation.

In this episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast welcomes investigative reporter, head of Daily News Collective and host of Jon Bowne Politix, Jon Bowne to the program to discuss the recent announcement of a Chinese coronavirus spreading that has no cure. So far almost 1000 people across the globe have been confirmed infected, and the number is growing with one confirmed case and at least two more suspected within the United States. How did this deadly virus come to be? What is to be made of the recent simulation made by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and World Economic Forum that showed a theoretical virus similar to this sweeping across the globe?!
With recent reports that the virus may have started at a local “wet market” in Wuhan province, many of these markets have been ordered closed, and recent reports state the possibility that everything may well have started wit the rampant sale of snakes meat at the markets in question. With questions about the source of the virus abouding attention has recently turned toward a virus lab in Wuhan that specifies in such SARS related virus as the recent outbreak, and it so happens this lab was found to be horrifyingly negligent in it’s care for deadly viruses in 2017. Could it be that we have been warned about this and did nothing? Why is it that the news is eerily absent in covering this incredibnle headline?
Join the Dudes n Beer podcast as host Christopher Jordan welcomes reporter Jon Bowne of Daily News Collective to the program to discuss this rampant new virus that is spreading everywhere except the mainstream media.
The Dudes n Beer podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation.

In this episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast welcomes investigative reporter, head of Daily News Collective and host of Jon Bowne Politix, Jon Bowne to the program to discuss the recent announcement of a Chinese coronavirus spreading that has no cure. So far almost 1000 people across the globe have been confirmed infected, and the number is growing with one confirmed case and at least two more suspected within the United States. How did this deadly virus come to be? What is to be made of the recent simulation made by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and World Economic Forum that showed a theoretical virus similar to this sweeping across the globe?!

With recent reports that the virus may have started at a local “wet market” in Wuhan province, many of these markets have been ordered closed, and recent reports state the possibility that everything may well have started wit the rampant sale of snakes meat at the markets in question. With questions about the source of the virus abouding attention has recently turned toward a virus lab in Wuhan that specifies in such SARS related virus as the recent outbreak, and it so happens this lab was found to be horrifyingly negligent in it’s care for deadly viruses in 2017. Could it be that we have been warned about this and did nothing? Why is it that the news is eerily absent in covering this incredibnle headline?

Join the Dudes n Beer podcast as host Christopher Jordan welcomes reporter Jon Bowne of Daily News Collective to the program to discuss this rampant new virus that is spreading everywhere except the mainstream media.

The Dudes n Beer podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation.

This week, Yes But Why Podcast talks to filmmaker, Andrew Krakower.

Andrew is a writer and a director who graduated from UT’s RTF program. Since graduation, he has been exploring the world for inspiration and then bringing back to us the stories he finds. You may know Andrew because his first feature film, The Children’s War is a widely distributed documentary about the atrocities of a decades-long civil war in Northern Uganda.

After making that film, Krakower moved to Kathmandu, Nepal. He spent the next eight years writing, interviewing Buddhist leaders and adventuring in the Himalayas. He enjoyed his time in Nepal so much that Andrew became the first foreigner to teach the Nepali language at Kathmandu University, co-authoring the Nepali grammar textbook they now use in schools.

Inspired by his experiences in Nepal, Krakower wrote the short film, Yarne. Yarne is a story about two child monks whose friendship is tested by money they have to share. Yarne is how Andrew and I connected. He was showing it at the Austin Film Festival this past October, and as you know I did some coverage of #AFF26. Andrew and I were able to sit down for a longer interview and boy was it worth it.

In this conversation, we talk talk about the challenges of being a filmmaker (but Andrew notes that he loves a challenge). We talk about loving what you do and putting yourself into each project 100%.

Andrew shares his spirit of adventure and we talk about Hemingway as a writer/explorer role model. Andrew talks about moving to Nepal with his fiancée and how much he fell in love with it. And then, Andrew shares a story of narrowly escaping death. Ah the ups and the downs!

You can support Andrew Krakower by watching his films, The Children’s War and Yarne. Yarne will play next at the Santa Fe Film Festival! Keep an eye out for his future work. Andrew’s creative journey has already been an amazing thing to watch and I can’t wait to see what happens next!

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This week, Yes But Why Podcast talks to filmmaker, Andrew Krakower.

Andrew is a writer and a director who graduated from UT’s RTF program. Since graduation, he has been exploring the world for inspiration and then bringing back to us the stories he finds. You may know Andrew because his first feature film, The Children’s War is a widely distributed documentary about the atrocities of a decades-long civil war in Northern Uganda.

After making that film, Krakower moved to Kathmandu, Nepal. He spent the next eight years writing, interviewing Buddhist leaders and adventuring in the Himalayas. He enjoyed his time in Nepal so much that Andrew became the first foreigner to teach the Nepali language at Kathmandu University, co-authoring the Nepali grammar textbook they now use in schools.

Inspired by his experiences in Nepal, Krakower wrote the short film, Yarne. Yarne is a story about two child monks whose friendship is tested by money they have to share. Yarne is how Andrew and I connected. He was showing it at the Austin Film Festival this past October, and as you know I did some coverage of #AFF26. Andrew and I were able to sit down for a longer interview and boy was it worth it.

In this conversation, we talk talk about the challenges of being a filmmaker (but Andrew notes that he loves a challenge). We talk about loving what you do and putting yourself into each project 100%.

Andrew shares his spirit of adventure and we talk about Hemingway as a writer/explorer role model. Andrew talks about moving to Nepal with his fiancée and how much he fell in love with it. And then, Andrew shares a story of narrowly escaping death. Ah the ups and the downs!

You can support Andrew Krakower by watching his films, The Children’s War and Yarne. Yarne will play next at the Santa Fe Film Festival! Keep an eye out for his future work. Andrew’s creative journey has already been an amazing thing to watch and I can’t wait to see what happens next!

Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY.

This week, Yes But Why Podcast talks to filmmaker, Andrew Krakower.

Andrew is a writer and a director who graduated from UT’s RTF program. Since graduation, he has been exploring the world for inspiration and then bringing back to us the stories he finds. You may know Andrew because his first feature film, The Children’s War is a widely distributed documentary about the atrocities of a decades-long civil war in Northern Uganda.

After making that film, Krakower moved to Kathmandu, Nepal. He spent the next eight years writing, interviewing Buddhist leaders and adventuring in the Himalayas. He enjoyed his time in Nepal so much that Andrew became the first foreigner to teach the Nepali language at Kathmandu University, co-authoring the Nepali grammar textbook they now use in schools.

Inspired by his experiences in Nepal, Krakower wrote the short film, Yarne. Yarne is a story about two child monks whose friendship is tested by money they have to share. Yarne is how Andrew and I connected. He was showing it at the Austin Film Festival this past October, and as you know I did some coverage of #AFF26. Andrew and I were able to sit down for a longer interview and boy was it worth it.

In this conversation, we talk talk about the challenges of being a filmmaker (but Andrew notes that he loves a challenge). We talk about loving what you do and putting yourself into each project 100%.

Andrew shares his spirit of adventure and we talk about Hemingway as a writer/explorer role model. Andrew talks about moving to Nepal with his fiancée and how much he fell in love with it. And then, Andrew shares a story of narrowly escaping death. Ah the ups and the downs!

You can support Andrew Krakower by watching his films, The Children’s War and Yarne. Yarne will play next at the Santa Fe Film Festival! Keep an eye out for his future work. Andrew’s creative journey has already been an amazing thing to watch and I can’t wait to see what happens next!

Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Download the FREE HC Universal Network app for Android and iDevices or visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com and join the fun.

This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY.

It's been a crazy week. It's been a crazy month already as 2020 churns out the propaganda that is a toxic mold rapidly growing in the highest halls of the land, our culture, and our national identity. It is very difficult to keep my head on a swivel as to everything exponentially happening and what it all means.

This week on JCE we laugh, we cry , we talk sports. On this episode we break down the pics and talk the Super Bowl. We have delicious foods from the famous food bet. Our weekly new guest backs out and Mike fills in. Thanks for listening to the show. One final episode will take place after the super bowl.
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This week on JCE we laugh, we cry , we talk sports. On this episode we break down the pics and talk the Super Bowl. We have delicious foods from the famous food bet. Our weekly new guest backs out and Mike fills in. Thanks for listening to the show. One final episode will take place after the super bowl.

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In this episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast host Christopher Jordan welcomes ET contactee, experiencer and author of the book You Have the Right to Talk with Aliens, Sev Tok to the program to discuss communicating with interdimensional beings and staying safe while doing it.

Introduced to spirituality by her parents at an early age, Sev started meditating in the fifth grade and that opened up a whole new world for her. She began having supernatural experiences at a very young age which continued into her adult years. In her book, You Have the Right to Talk with Aliens, she describes her many alien contacts and how she transformed her fear of ETs to understanding their peaceful intentions and gives regular spiritual lessons and guidance on talking with ETs on her Youtube channel Alien Spirit TV as well as at speaking events around the globe.

While it may seem beyond reality, opening yourself to experiences such as this can have inherent dangers. What are some of the possibilities that could occur if not properly protected for such a parapsychological experience? What are some of the ways we can protect ourselves if we choose to endeavor into0 other realms of vibrational consciousness?

Join the Dudes n Beer podcast as we explore the possibilities of communicating with entities from outside our realm with contactee Sev Tok of PlanetSEV.com!

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