Ben Alper stops by the studio to discuss his new book, Thank You For Not Talking: A Laughable Look at Introverts and how being introverted helped him develop his comedic voice...and some less desired habits.  

Z and his cousin Cady Zildjian MacPherson talk about the history of Zildjian Cymbals.  They also talk about how 2 generations of women have now ushered this almost 400 year old company into a modern phase.  

Watertown's own Tommy Dicker stops by to pay tribute to his dad Jimmy who was awarded 2 purple hearts, a bronze star and several other accolades for his time served in Vietnam.  We honor the memory of this American hero and also talk about his life and how the mental toughness he learned as a young man served him and his family for years after.  

Jason West and Saranda Green sit down with Z to discuss psychic abilities (how they work and what they mean), Empaths, Atlantis, Orion and the Plieades and other unconventional theories. There business Meta Lighthouse is a love-based organization founded by psychics and scientists working together to create social change through empathy.  

Z and Florence chat about her experiences working for NBC in Beirut and Russia, CNN, NECN and other great stories from her career as a journalist.  They also talk at length about the value of community TV, specifically the value of Lexmedia in Lexington.  

Scott and Grant Wolter chat with Z about Scott's work uncovering artifacts that raise questions about a long-standing presence of Europeans in North America prior to Columbus.  Scott's passion to find the truth about where we've been aligns closely with Zilosophy's mission of using truth to find out where we go from here.  You don't want to miss this one!!

Z chat about physical and mental wellness, sexual and gender identity, sobriety and other light life topics :) 

Z and Sophia Willinger chat about the struggles of being stuck in that awkward period of life in your mid-twenties when you're not a kid any more but you're not quite an adult either.  

Without a guest in this episode, Z rambles about how we can possibly find a path to unity among such incredible divisiveness in the U.S., especially in the face of messy impeachment hearings where regardless of outcome, the country will only be further divided and thus we all lose.  

Z and his friend and neighbor Gretchen have a very real and very open conversation about what it's like to deal with depressions, despair and desperation. It's something all people face at some point and the more openly we talk about it, the more we can support each other through those rocky times that are an inevitable part of the human journey. You are not alone. http://vibranthealthintegrativenutrition.com/