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Dr. Anne Kunath is an ordained minister, the founder of The Church of Today, a doctor of divinity of Divine Science, and the author of The Art of Making Things Happen. She was mentored by the first lady of the new thought movement, Dr. Catherine Ponder. We talk about metaphysics, confusion around money, her teachings, and many of her favorite subjects. You can call Anne Kunath at (210) 497-5651.

Rodney Cluff, author of Our Earth Is Hollow, presents the scientific basis and the evidence that supports this important discovery. In 1947, Admiral Byrd discovered polar openings that are 90 miles in diameter, beyond which lie a central sun and an inner-earth civilization. This information is known by arctic pilots and our military, but remains classified. Click here for a free book about the hollow earth by deceased author Raymond Bernard. Tune in with Rodney Cluff and learn why pilots and satellites are barred from flying over the North and South Poles.

With so many global concerns about end times, wars, 2012, solar flares, prophesies, and earth changes, some people around the earth are looking at the prospect of buying underground real estate to survive potential chaos and destruction in the future. Welcome to the world of underground real estate. Join us with Robert Vicino, the owner of the Vivos Underground Shelter Network.

When I heard about Mireille Guiliano’s book French Women Don’t Get Fat, I laughed. After talking to a few French friends of mine, I realized I have never seen a fat French woman in my life. Maybe there is some truth to what Mireille Guiliano says!

Mireille Guiliano is also the author of Women, Work & the Art of Savoir Faire and French Women for All Seasons. She joins us to discuss French Women Don’t Get Fat (the book and the cookbook), her travels, and her wealth of insight into French culture, food, etiquette, and more.

“Cooking is sexy—like a kiss, a physical emotion, a union between human beings, and an experience that is sensual, engaging all of one’s senses.” ~Mireille Guiliano

John Lear joins us to discuss entirely different perspectives on the moon, technology, NASA, 9/11, and life in our solar system and beyond. He is a retired airline captain and former CIA contract pilot with over 19,000 hours of flight time. Over 11,000 of those hours were in command of 3-4 engine jet transports.

John Lear, the son of Learjet inventor Bill Lear, has flown over 100 different types of aircraft in 60 different countries around the world. He retired in 2001 after over 40 years of commercial flying with more FAA certifications than any other FAA certificated airman. These include the Airline Transport Pilot certificate with 23 type ratings, Flight Instructor, North Atlantic Navigation Check Airman, Flight Engineer, Flight Navigator, Ground Instructor, Aircraft Dispatcher, Control Tower Operator, Parachute Rigger, and Mechanic (rated for both Airframe and Powerplant).

Between 1972-3, John Lear flew 560 missions for the CIA in Southeast Asia, over half of which were combat. He also flew contract missions in Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Africa between 1977-1982. During the last 17 years of his career, John Lear worked for several passenger and cargo airlines as Captain, Check Airman, and Instructor. We cover his extensive flight experience and the insight it has provided him into many events of the present and recent past.

John Lear joins us to discuss entirely different perspectives on the moon, technology, NASA, 9/11, and life in our solar system and beyond. He is a retired airline captain and former CIA contract pilot with over 19,000 hours of flight time. Over 11,000 of those hours were in command of 3-4 engine jet transports.

John Lear, the son of Learjet inventor Bill Lear, has flown over 100 different types of aircraft in 60 different countries around the world. He retired in 2001 after over 40 years of commercial flying with more FAA certifications than any other FAA certificated airman. These include the Airline Transport Pilot certificate with 23 type ratings, Flight Instructor, North Atlantic Navigation Check Airman, Flight Engineer, Flight Navigator, Ground Instructor, Aircraft Dispatcher, Control Tower Operator, Parachute Rigger, and Mechanic (rated for both Airframe and Powerplant).

Between 1972-3, John Lear flew 560 missions for the CIA in Southeast Asia, over half of which were combat. He also flew contract missions in Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Africa between 1977-1982. During the last 17 years of his career, John Lear worked for several passenger and cargo airlines as Captain, Check Airman, and Instructor. We cover his extensive flight experience and the insight it has provided him into many events of the present and recent past.

Investigative journalist Leslie Kean has been published internationally and nationally in a number of newspapers and journals. She is the co-author of Burma’s Revolution of the Spirit and the co-founder of the Coalition for Freedom of Information. In this interview, Leslie Kean discusses her new book UFOs: Generals, Pilots & Government Officials Come Forward. We examine the paradigm, history, and reporting of UFOs, and discuss aviation safety, the FAA, and why UFOs need to be understood within the arena of of scientific exploration.

The number of sightings of unidentified aerial phenomena are astounding. For the past 50 years, there has been no way to report these sightings in the USA. Reports are dismissed, deflected, distorted, and called everything but legitimate. Join us as Leslie Kean explains why it is time for a new agency to arise to address these reports.

Our lives may depend on solving the mystery of the disappearance of bees. This phenomenon, known as colony collapse disorder (CCD), is documented in the film Vanishing of the Bees. The emergence of CCD has revealed a critical concern for the connective matrix that binds everything together. Bees pollinate the crops we eat and depend on; what happens if they disappear completely?

George Langworthy and Maryam Henein, the producers of Vanishing of the Bees, join us to talk about their findings. Find out how you can get involved and be part of solving a problem that stands to impact all of our lives in the near future!

Startpage/Ixquick is a search engine designed to provide anonymous search capability for people that desire an option other than Google, Bing, Yahoo!, and other data-mining search engines that record every move you make online. Ixquick EU Media & Business Development Representative Alex van Eesteren joins us to discuss legal developments in the European Union and their impacts on search privacy. What he shares with us will be critical for securing your privacy online now and into the future. Tune in and learn more about the Draconian proposal to stamp out privacy from all search engines throughout the European Union.

John Oberdorf has been painting surreal landscape art since he was a young man living in Oregon. Art News calls him “a student of ancient civilizations.” Brentwood Magazine calls his work “magical”. John Oberdorf is a true artist in every aspect of the word. His timeless art calls him to venture out on scientific and artistic expeditions into the southwest to seek clues to ancient civilizations and the mysteries of the ages. Join us as we introduce an ancient soul who opens windows into other dimensions through his initiatory art.

“My paintings manifest in a somewhat different form of what may be called Surrealism. They have taken shape in varying approaches to the arid landscape or landform that becomes a stage for symbols even as it is a symbol in itself; an enigma suspended in time. Evidence of human interaction with the land is part of this experience. I have gradually been drawn to another view of the surreal which reveals it to be much closer to the physical world and our understanding of what we interpret as real. The distance between dream and reality, the conscious and unconscious is not great and there are different levels of perception, which fade from one into another. The nature of surrealism unfolds in an experience of uncommon perception; a sudden occurrence in the psyche that gives rise to images and visions. My particular obsession with the past, both human and geological. I instinctively produce the images that evolve from a relentless interest. I paint not only for joy or by design, but from compulsion; the need to know things that remain mysterious or unanswerable. One cannot really explain that need and it is best that this is so. Perhaps there is a kind of answer in that realization. Ultimately, the questions a viewer asks are far more important than any answer I could give.” ~John Oberdorf