Gary Severson is a retired history teacher and JFK assassination researcher who has looked into many suspicious coincidences of this historical event in 63. Gary explains some of his experiences as a informant and how he was being pressured to enlist during the time of the counterculture movements. Gary also explains some of the JFK conferences he has went too for speaking engagements and how some of the other speakers were suspicious in their interactions with Gary.

Hope Anderson is a Los Angeles-based writer and director whose films include “Jim Thompson, Silk King”, “Under the Hollywood Sign”, and “Peg Entwistle’s Last Walk.” Hope is back to discuss her recent deep dive into Howard Hughes after reading Howard Hughes the untold story and how complex his life really was including his various romances and toxic personality.

Jeff Copper is an ADHD and attention coach and expert on attention issues. As founder of DIG Coaching Practice and the host and founder of Attention Talk Radio and Attention Talk Video. Jeff joins me to discuss Cognitive Ergonomics From the Inside Out which provides a comprehensive understanding of executive function and cognition that reveals insights and intangible relationships to enable individuals or cognition engineers to define problems, identify the underlying root cause, and design solutions for those with ADHD to “fit their cognitive behavior.” This model is a radical departure from the current paradigm where one conforms their cognitive behavior to “fit a predefined solution or system."

Richard Bartholomew is a co-founder and director of the Center for Deep Political Research and researcher of the JFK assassination, authoring many writings on the events and repercussions of the national security state. Rich joins me to talk about some of the issues in the Dallas trip and the may reasonable explanations in theories of who did it. This episode discusses backdoor politics and what can be perceived as conspiracy can somewhat be a reality.

Matthew C. Ehrlich is Professor Emeritus of Journalism at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Ehrlich's research focuses on social and cultural history. Matt is the author of "Heroes and Scoundrels: The Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture" and "Journalism in the movies" in which this episode focuses on the idea of journalism and the depictions in culture of the meaning and evolution of the journalist.