Intrinsic Radio

What is this new intrinsic radio experience? It's about taking humanity to the next level while working with the Beings all around us, including the Earth ...

Talks about climate change can be overwhelming and anxiety-inducing, so addressing the issue in movies can help reach a broader public and raise awareness among people that might otherwise not be interested in learning about such a crucial topic. From older documentaries to the latest blockbusters, here is a list of our favorite climate change movies to watch this year.

In this fourth episode of What's Now & Yet to Come," show host, Julia Ann Dudley N. reiterates the plastic problem: If historic growth trends continue, global production of primary plastic is forecasted to reach 1,100 million tonnes by 2050, according to the UN Environment Programme. Dudley Najieb then reviews some of the solutions people and businesses are using with plastic waste.

From the 1950s to the 1970s, only a small amount of plastic was produced, and as a result, plastic waste was relatively manageable. However between the 1970s and the 1990s, plastic waste generation more than tripled, reflecting a similar rise in plastic production.

In the third episode of What's Now & Yet to Come," show host, Julia Dudley Najieb, reviews the unusual bad weather happening throughout the world: flooding catastrophes and atmospheric are and plummeting previous drought regions, causing mudslides and unstable grounds in Northern Italy, Croatia and Ethiopia.

Dudley Najieb also reviews the concern regarding the expected rise in the global temperature that will happen between now and 2027. She also showed an excerpt playing on Apple+ TV, “Extrapolations," which is a thought-provoking eight-episode series taking place in the not-so-distant future. It carefully dramatizes the consequences of climate change when not attended to; things begin to stack up around us, noticeably.

In this second episode of “What’s Now & Yet to Come," show host Julia reviews the challenges building developers are having in the green space, especially with new laws recently passed which is forcing some into expensive retrofits ... Meanwhile, visionary architect designers re mastering the green space by holistically including humanity, expanding the vision into neighborhoods with community engagement.

Host, Dudley Najieb then showed an excerpt of documentary, Flexible Buildings: The Future of Architecture - Engineering Documentary: How can we ensure that the cities anonomyzing and isolating its inhabitants become places of encounter again? How can we use technology to create new spaces in areas where there is no space left? How can sustainable construction revolutionize the construction industry? - In the search for answers, the documentary presents current concepts and implementations from the core disciplines of architecture, development of building materials, and urban design.

Finally, Dudley Najieb showed an excerpt of a collection of interviews from innovators who attended the 2022 Fuuterbuild, which provides the stage for inspiring ideas, innovative solutions and knowledge sharing to drive sustainable construction and helping humaniy to reach the goal of net zero.

In this first episode of “What’s Now & Yet to Come," show host Julia gives an introduction to space weather and how the sun plays a major role in it, to the point it affects the earth, directly.

When an unexpected rainstorm leaves you soaking wet, it is an annoyance.

When a drought leads to fires, crop failures and water shortages, the significance of weather becomes vitally important.

If you could control the weather, would you?

Small amounts of rain can mean the difference between struggle and success.

For nearly 80 years, an approach called cloud seeding has, in theory, given people the ability to get more rain and snow from storms and make hailstorms less severe. But only recently have scientists been able to peer into clouds and begin to understand how effective cloud seeding really is.

In this episode of “The Conversation Weekly,” we speak with three researchers about the simple yet murky science of cloud seeding, the economic effects it can have on agriculture, and research that may allow governments to use cloud seeding in more places.

In countries across Africa and Latin America, old used cars from places like the U.S. and Europe provide vital access to transportation to people who would otherwise be unable to afford their own vehicles. While this process extends the lives of these cars, the practice is not without problems, in particular with regards to pollution and passenger safety.

In this episode of The Conversation Weekly, we speak with two researchers about why richer countries export used cars, what impacts they have in developing nations and whether import restrictions are effectively stemming the rise in pollution and accidents caused by this practice.

Interest in the multiverse theory, suggesting that our universe is just one of many, spiked following the release of the movie Everything Everywhere All At Once. The film follows Evelyn Wang on her journey to connect with versions of herself in parallel universes to ultimately stop the destruction of the multiverse.The multiverse idea has long been an inspiration for science fiction writers. But does it have any basis in science? And if so, is it a concept we could ever test experimentally?

In episode 1 of Back 2 ONEness, show hosts Julia and Lennice introduce the show's ongoing format and what viewers and listeners can expect: an holistic-food-for-thought, metaphysical experience for the onlooker because it has a little bit of everything.

As the Inner Hero TV studio has been turned into a virtual spaceship, Back 2 ONEness is the first vodcast to use the new studio platform, where all other show programming, moving forward, will take place in that space as well.

The show hosts' say the ultimate goal is to give viewers and listeners an experience out-of-this-world for every show.

"We feel that every viewer and listener is important," said show creator, Julia Dudley Najieb. "I wanted to go all out and make them feel special and show them where my heart is."

From superhero experience-sharing, to short, Mother Earth and Universe meditations, Julia and Lennice entertain guest speakers and video excerpts from trending, vetted gurus, experts, shamans, or others in the esoteric field, depending on the show topic. With a spin of the "cosmic wheel" and where it lands--literally--each show host and guest speaker expresses his or her thoughts about the show topic, theme.