Lovolution Podcast

Lovolution Podcast

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Lovolution Podcast episodes

  • Radio Show before the Car Wreck

    July 1, 2012, KXCI's View from Slightly Off Center hosted by David Yerkey. His guests incluced, Doctress Neutopia, Mark Prichard, Jack McDaniel, Tom Mandola.

    Please note what Neutopia says about the city building more roads and the car culture. Driving back from the show, Neutopia was hit by a car.

    26 min
  • Occupy Tucson and the Problem with Violence

    Doctress Neutopia reports on Occupy Tucson February 20, 2012 where she witnessed violent behavior that resulted in injury. If Occupy is to be successful, we must not allow violent actions and bullying to destroy our opportunity be a social liberation movement.

    14 min
  • Dancing with a Missile

    Tucson Arts Brigade Dance Theater Troop performed at the Alls Souls Procession Nov. 6th, 2011. Doctress Neutopia, one of the dancers, talks about her experience dancing with a mock nuclear misslle.

    20 min
  • Save Gaia for Generations to Come

    Doctress Neutopia creates a vigil to save Japan and the world from the Fukushima nuclear power disaster. Inspired by the Mother Earth Healing Foundation, she gives a summary of the Nuclear Age and then discusses a solution to our energy crisis by building a network of solar powered arcologies and Earth and in Outer Space.

    14 min
  • Green Alliance: More of the Same Manipulation

    Doctress Neutopia meets with sells man for Home Tech International, which is part of the Green Alliance. The corporation conducts home evaluations to see if the homeowner qualifies for their solar energy and home efficiency programs. After the Doctress wanted a day to think about the programs, the offer was withdrawn. With these kinds of businesses controlling solar energy installations, we will never reach the dream of building a solar civilization for all! Listen so that you don’t fall for manipulation!

    17 min
  • Old Enough to Remember

    A poem by Doctress Neutopia about the Japanese nuclear disaster and how it is effecting the world ecology. The poem talks about a dance that Neutopia had been practicing for months about a tsunami that broke pipes and caused a disaster. The Butoh dance was choreographed by teacher Jodi Netzer. We performed the dance for the Tucson Green Chamber of Commerce three hours before the tsunami hit Northern Japan. The dance made me even more aware of the power of art to predict the future. Now it is put for art to put and end to the destructive power that is devastating the world environment with deadly radioactivity. The photo is of Butoh dancer, Jodi Netzer, performing the Tsunami dance the day of the Water Festival.

    7 min
  • Fukushima Water Ritual

    On March 30, 2011, Dr. Masaru Emoto, the famous Japanese water researcher, asked us to conduct a water ritual for the water at Fukushima, Japan. The water there has been polluted by radioactive particles from the leaking nuclear power plants and the spent fuel rod pools. At the appointed time, I did my ritual to the water. Please listen to it and join into the prayer!

    5 min
  • Japanese Crisis and the End of the Nuclear Age

    Haven't we had enough accidents with nuclear power? Isn't it time to move to a new paradigm of energy? Doctress Neutopia talks about the Japanese nuclear crisis and what it mean for the future. It's time to build a completely new way of dealing with energy and move into the light of the sun!

    25 min

About Lovolution Podcast

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The goal of the podcast is to create a forum for the ideas of futurist, Doctress Neutopia. She believes our species is on the verge of a Lovolution, a non-violent worldwide revolution to build 21 Century ecological cities, arcologies on Earth and in Outer Space. The podcast will work as an acupuncture point—a healing node-- within the Noosphere, the thinking layer of the Earth. The intention behind Lovolution Podcast is to manifest the psychic energy necessary to birth into existence a new global system based on universal human rights. Such a system will rescue us from the threat of global warming, disease, poverty, war, and all the other social ills that are causing our demise.