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XZRS: Ginny Nadler - Spiritual Anatomy: Realigning Body and Soul by XZBN

Dr. Robert Bartholomew is an American-born medical sociologist who teaches history at Botany College in Auckland, New Zealand. He has written 16 books on topics ranging from UFOs and cryptozoology to social panics and bizarre mental disorders. He is known for working with believers and skeptics alike, and while requiring conclusive proof of extraordinary claims, he admits that there are a small number of cases that science simply cannot explain. Robert began his career as a journalist for several New York radio stations, and has appeared in documentaries on the History and Discovery Channels, and for National Geographic. He has published over sixty articles in science journals including the British Medical Journal and The International Journal of Social Psychiatry. His books include The Encyclopedia of Extraordinary Social Behavior (with Hilary Evans); A Colorful History of Popular Delusions (with Peter Hassall); The Untold Story of Champ: A Social History of America’s Loch Ness Monster (2012); and Bigfoot in New York and New England: Documented Evidence – Stranger Than Fiction (2008) (with Paul Bartholomew). - Website: robertebartholomew.com/

Dr. Robert Bartholomew is an American-born medical sociologist who teaches history at Botany College in Auckland, New Zealand. He has written 16 books on topics ranging from UFOs and cryptozoology to social panics and bizarre mental disorders. He is known for working with believers and skeptics alike, and while requiring conclusive proof of extraordinary claims, he admits that there are a small number of cases that science simply cannot explain. Robert began his career as a journalist for several New York radio stations, and has appeared in documentaries on the History and Discovery Channels, and for National Geographic. He has published over sixty articles in science journals including the British Medical Journal and The International Journal of Social Psychiatry. His books include The Encyclopedia of Extraordinary Social Behavior (with Hilary Evans); A Colorful History of Popular Delusions (with Peter Hassall); The Untold Story of Champ: A Social History of America’s Loch Ness Monster (2012); and Bigfoot in New York and New England: Documented Evidence – Stranger Than Fiction (2008) (with Paul Bartholomew). - Website: robertebartholomew.com/

Paul Jeffrey Davids - How did America's CIA get caught up in things like psychedelics, deep hypnosis - and Princeton student life? This historic entanglement of the CIA, hypnosis and LSD happened because the CIA in the 50's and 60's experimented with new devious ways to impact the minds of its enemy - both foreign military personnel, its own agents, and also supposedly-dangerous internal enemies ... like college kids fighting against Vietnam War atrocities.

For fifty years, no one has stepped forward to reveal the insider true story of how innocent Princeton students got caught up in and nearly done in by the CIA’s late-sixties LSD-laced hypnotic research. Now the story's out in the open. In this book you will meet the major participants in that first wild rush up psychedelic hill – the psychiatrists, psychologists and young human guinea pigs who not only had their sex and university lives perverted by MK-ULTRA mind manipulation ... they also nearly lost their sense of personal identity altogether in the process.

The CIA secretly abusing American citizens ended with the LA Times ‘70’s exposé headline, “The CIA: Blowing America’s Mind: Once again this nation confronts how to prevent its powerful secret intelligence agencies from becoming a threat to the very freedoms they were established to protect.”

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Not since “A Beautiful Mind" has there been a true story involving Princeton and altered states of consciousness - but unlike the story of the breakdown of a Princeton professor, in "Blowing America's Mind" the dose of madness is deliberately induced in Princeton students at the nearby (and now defunct) New Jersey Neuro-Psychiatric Institute under the guise of "expanding consciousness, attaining nirvana, and improving sex lives." - www.blowingamericasmind.com

Paul Jeffrey Davids - How did America's CIA get caught up in things like psychedelics, deep hypnosis - and Princeton student life? This historic entanglement of the CIA, hypnosis and LSD happened because the CIA in the 50's and 60's experimented with new devious ways to impact the minds of its enemy - both foreign military personnel, its own agents, and also supposedly-dangerous internal enemies ... like college kids fighting against Vietnam War atrocities.

For fifty years, no one has stepped forward to reveal the insider true story of how innocent Princeton students got caught up in and nearly done in by the CIA’s late-sixties LSD-laced hypnotic research. Now the story's out in the open. In this book you will meet the major participants in that first wild rush up psychedelic hill – the psychiatrists, psychologists and young human guinea pigs who not only had their sex and university lives perverted by MK-ULTRA mind manipulation ... they also nearly lost their sense of personal identity altogether in the process.

The CIA secretly abusing American citizens ended with the LA Times ‘70’s exposé headline, “The CIA: Blowing America’s Mind: Once again this nation confronts how to prevent its powerful secret intelligence agencies from becoming a threat to the very freedoms they were established to protect.”

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Not since “A Beautiful Mind" has there been a true story involving Princeton and altered states of consciousness - but unlike the story of the breakdown of a Princeton professor, in "Blowing America's Mind" the dose of madness is deliberately induced in Princeton students at the nearby (and now defunct) New Jersey Neuro-Psychiatric Institute under the guise of "expanding consciousness, attaining nirvana, and improving sex lives." - www.blowingamericasmind.com

Laura Rogers - Laura Rogers is the co-founder of REL-MAR McConnell Media Company and wife of Rob McConnell. Laura and Rob discuss their new show that will be airing on XZBN entitled, "She Say He Says"as well as strolling down memory lane over the years doing The 'X' Zone.

Laura Rogers - Laura Rogers is the co-founder of REL-MAR McConnell Media Company and wife of Rob McConnell. Laura and Rob discuss their new show that will be airing on XZBN entitled, "She Say He Says"as well as strolling down memory lane over the years doing The 'X' Zone.

Author and thought leader, Patt Lind-Kyle has a broad range of interests. She has taught in the academic world, created a small business, practiced as a management consultant and executive coach and has had her own private counseling practice

Patt’s current focus is on the awakening process that exists in our moment of death. Patt was trained as a hospice volunteer and served patients in the Hospice Hospital of Portland, OR and Hospice of the Foothills in CA. After Patt confronted the deep fear of her own death. This experience launched a study of the dying process in preparation for her own death that turned into a book for all of us. Through her research and by developing personal exploratory practices about death, Patt has defined the step by step process of dying including legal, caregiving and awakening processes. In her newest book and accompanying videos “Embracing the End of Life: A Journey into Dying & Awakening,” she guides us through practices for rewiring the brain and meditation to awaken the mind to its true self in life before death.

Dr. John Jensen - Author John Jensen is a former Catholic priest, a clinical psychologist, and an educational consultant who has worked extensively with groups in efforts for social change. In We Need a Movement, Dr. Jensen mines a rich field of individual and group psychology to explain key guidelines for generating a successful movement. He vividly presents critical factors of communication and conflict resolution seldom translated from the professional arena into layman's use. www.movementwithoutgunfire.com

Dr. John Jensen - Author John Jensen is a former Catholic priest, a clinical psychologist, and an educational consultant who has worked extensively with groups in efforts for social change. In We Need a Movement, Dr. Jensen mines a rich field of individual and group psychology to explain key guidelines for generating a successful movement. He vividly presents critical factors of communication and conflict resolution seldom translated from the professional arena into layman's use. www.movementwithoutgunfire.com