Guest #1 - Kevin Hinchey is a film

directory, professor of cinemaphotography and a director of the Wilhelm

Reich Infant Trust that managers the Wilhelm Reich archives at Harvard

University’s Countway Library of medicine.  He also operates the Wilhelm

Reich museum in Rangeley Maine.  Kevin has a masters from NYU’s

Graduate Film School and has worked as a screenwriter in Los Angeles and

New York City and currently teaches film making and courses about Reich

in Connecticut and Massachusetts.  His lecture series, TheTrue Story of

Government Ordered Bookburning in America, about the destruction of

tons of Reich’s works is a warning of scientific totalitarianism. Kevin

is currently editing a full featured documentary about the life and

thought and research of Wilhelm Reich – the Wilhelm Reich Documentary

Film Project. To help fund the project, visit  https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/wilhelm-reich-documentary-film-project-edit-phase--7#/

Guest #2 - Professor James (Jim) Strick

teaches in the department of earth environment studies at Franklin and

Marshall College in Lancaster Pennsylvania, where is also the Chair of

the Program in Science and Technologhy.  Dr. Strick was trained in

microbiology and has specialized in the history science, the history of

biological ideas and experimentation into life. Jim holds degrees SUNY,

two masters degrees – one in history from Princeton University and

another in environmental sciences from SUNY, and doctorate in history

from Princeton.  He has published volumes about Darwin, Astrobiology and

NASA, the debate about the origins of life and an excellent volume

about Wilhelm Reich – Wilhelm Reich Biologist” – published by Harvard

Press.  He is an advisor of the journal ISIS from the History of Science

Society and has published articles in numerous professional journals.