What makes us, as humans, so peculiar? And why do we seek answers to the toughest questions? We asked Marcelo Gleiser, theoretical physicist, cosmologist, philosopher, and author of ‘The Island of Knowledge’.

Life coach Mike Bayer can be seen regularly on Dr. Phil and now has a new book on how to make important decisions in your life. "One Decision: The First Step to a Better Life" is out now. In the book Bayer discusses how to use the FORCE for good an evil. He breaks it down for us on this week's Dennis Miller + One.

The Alex Salmond Show celebrates the birthday of Scotland’s national bard Robert Burns by featuring an upcoming book on Scottish working class hero Jimmy Reid, leader of the “work in” at Upper Clyde Shipbuilders 50 years ago. Reid was one of many world figures greatly influenced by the work of Burns. Alex interviews the author of the book, Brian McGeachan, and well known Burnsians broadcaster Billy Kay and Scottish singing legend Sheena Wellington.

Chris Jericho got his start as a professional wrestler on WWE. Before coronavirus he was touring with his band Fozzy, now he is making music and signed on to All Elite Wrestling. He talks to Dennis Miller about his new appreciation of his fans as he gets older.

CEOs flock to “Davos in the Desert” despite the controversies engulfing Saudi Arabia.

Raytheon board member Gen. Lloyd Austin is the latest lobbyist to become secretary of defense.

Allergan faces lawsuits over its implants being linked to breast cancer.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at rising inflation, as more and more money finds its way into the hands of the people. In the second half, Max interviews investment manager Lawrence Lepard about price discovery and national debt.

It was once branded a great deal, a mark of the geopolitical genius and peace-making acumen of Barack Obama. But six years later, his own former vice president is in a bind over whether to recommit to the Iranian nuclear agreement, discarded in 2018 by the Trump administration. Is the JCPOA still worth the paper it was written on? To discuss this, Oksana is joined by Mohammad Javad Zarif, the Iranian foreign minister.

Victims of drone strikes in Yemen are looking to hold the US accountable for losses. President Joe Biden moves to end federal involvement in private prisons. Water protectors in Minnesota are fighting to stop a fossil fuel pipeline.

Following four years of hostilities from the Trump administration, China is looking forward to a new era with Biden at the helm in the United States. Boom Bust’s Ben Swann and Professor Richard Wolff offer their forecasts on what lies ahead between the world’s two largest economies, and what the new administration means for rising tech tensions. Plus, major protests continue to sweep India as farmers protest against new measures from the nation’s government. RT’s Trinity Chavez brings us up to speed on the sweeping strikes taking the second-most populous nation by storm. It’s the investment story that’s shaking markets – institutional investors are being rocked as Reddit users have caused Gamestop’s stock to skyrocket. Boom Bust’s Christy Ai and Danielle DiMartino Booth of Quill Intelligence give us their takes on the breakthrough for retail investors and the potential outcome of the economic uprising.

A federal judge in Texas on Tuesday temporarily blocked a move by new US President Joe Biden to halt the deportation of many immigrants for a 100-day period, a swift legal setback for his ambitious immigration agenda.