Composer, singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Mary Edwards offers insight into the creative mind and valuable wisdom about the music business.

Geologist and OpEdNews writer Chris Landau tells us exactly what has to be done to solve the problem in the Gulf Coast, the worst disaster in human history.

Author Roberta Herzog provides fascinating insight into the Book of Life. Journey with us beyond time and space as we explore the mysterious akashic records.

Composer Ben Dowling joins us for an enlightening conversation about creativity, the music business, and the challenges and opportunities musicians face today.

George Taylor

According to George Taylor, when one begins to examine climate science and politics, one awakens to the realization that there are essentially two types of climatologists: modelers (the simulators) and empiricists (the “data” people). These two camps examine data so differently that it is difficult to understand their views without knowing which method they use. This can drastically alter the information that is coming forth based on real or imagined / modeled data. Join us with George Taylor as we discuss the differences between the two camps, why they are so critical in understanding the data we receive from climatologists around the world, and why it is so important to separate apples and oranges in the context of the climate change debate.

American Society for Muslim Advancement founder Daisy Khan discusses Cordoba House, a mosque and community center planned for construction near ground zero.