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?

Bestselling author Robert Greene joins us to offer his insights into power. Where did Tesla go wrong? How can we use power effectively? Tune in and find out from the master strategist himself.

Consumer advocate Jeffrey Smith gives us a disturbing look at genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and the industrial takeover of the food supply.

Michael Baigent (author of The Jesus Papers) lays out the evidence for the hypothesis that Jesus survived the crucifixion.

James Norwood Pratt, author of the New Tea Lover's Treasury and "the Renaissance man of the tea industry", tells the history of tea.