Save Japan Dolphins team member Kyoko Tanaka gives us an insider's look at the state of Japan following the chain of disasters that has befallen the island nation.

When author PMH. Atwater had three near death experiences in 1977, she stepped into a budding realm of understanding that did not yet have a steward. We delve into the history of this fascinating field of research.

Dr. Tim Ball explains the geological, climatological, and historical data on glacier activity to help us separate fact from fiction.

Dr. Ann Louise Gittleman discusses her book Zapped and explains how we can fortify our bodies against electronic pollution, both outside and at home.

Planetary Partners founder Joe Noonan gives a poignant account of his experiences swimming with wild dolphins, and offers his perspectives on what these benevolent beings can teach us about ourselves.

Dr. Nicola Scafetta identifies problems in current climate computer modeling and explains the sun's role in the climate system.

Author John Taylor Gatto, a former NY State teacher of the year, discusses the formal agenda behind public education.

Lance Trumbull is the producer and director of Everest: A Climb for Peace. Join us for a beautiful story about overcoming cultural adversity.

Richard Powers of Fivefold Path, Inc. teaches us about the benefits of agnihotra, the ancient Ayurvedic healing fire.

Dr. Michael Colgan, the world-renowned founder of The Colgan Institute, discusses his work in nutritional science, anti-aging, and hormonal health.