Meteorologist and teacher Jim Witt explains his long range weather forecasting paradigm, which factors in the harmonics of the sun, moon, and planets.

Nuclear physicist and author Stanton Friedman joins us to discuss the science and history of UFOs and his extensive contributions.

Jonathan Bailey waged war on plagiarism after his work was stolen by an online plagiarist. He tells his story and teaches us about copyright law in this enlightening interview.

Hado Institute founder Dr. Masaru Emoto discusses his groundbreaking research into the nature of water, and its ability to store information.

Where did the Federal Reserve come from, and what do they actually do? G. Edward Griffin, the author of The Creature from Jekyll Island, sheds light on the private bank's clandestine origins.

American Monetary Institute director Stephen Zarlenga, the author of The Lost Science of Money, recounts the history of money and monetary policy.

Daniel Matt discusses his research and new translation of The Zohar: the central text of the Jewish mystical tradition we know as the Kabbalah.

Futurist and author Alex Lightman discusses the "Silicon Valley" of Bahrain, IPv6, marine conservation, the Cuba trade embargo, and more.

Western Washington University professor emeritus Don Easterbrook discusses global cooling from a geological perspective and offers insight on carbon dioxide.

Dr. Laleh Bakhtiar introduces The Sublime Quran, her revolutionary translation of the holy book of Islam. What did the prophet Muhammad really say?