A Better World with Mitchell J. Rabin

In today’s show, Mitchell interviews social activist and Episcopal priest Father Ed Chinery.   The Rev. Ed Chinery is currently serving at the Episcopal parish, Church of the Ascension-Fifth Avenue at Tenth Street. He delights in serving those in need. And, equally, in exploring synergistic ways of bringing individuals and organizations together for such purposes. Priest, writer, social-service co...

Today’s show is an assessment of 2018 at year’s end and a projection into what may be in store for us in 2019, most interestingly, what we will bring into existence in this upcoming year.  We see what forces shape our society and institutions, many of us are heartsick and the hypocrisy, immorality and lack of dignity, human values and integrity in what stands, and are impelled to act to not only ‘...

Wed., Dec. 5, 6pm, EST:  In honor of beautiful music and its profound effect on our health and on the soul, Mitchell has invited back the beautiful classical, Romantic pianist, Katya Grineva. When a teenager, Katya came to New York in 1989, she had two goals: to study in America and one day, to play in Carnegie Hall. Living most of her adult life in NY, she acquired a reputation as a pianist of ex...

In Aldous Huxley’s The Doors of Perception brought to our attention the power perception has in our daily lives.  Perception is the raw material of a belief system. A belief system occupies a specific psycho-somatic, psycho-emotional, body-mind neural network that lives in our sub-conscious, and sometimes our conscious mind.  George Orwell’s 1984, shows us how, when this principle is applied to a...

Tibetan Buddhist teacher who is credited for having ‘planted the seeds’ of Tibetan Buddhism in the West (as described in the book When the Swans Came to the Lake), Chogyam, Trungpa Rinpoche“the student of meditation, the spiritual warrior, lives with a broken heart…” he was suggesting that while so much of life can be so rich, vibrant and alive, there remains a fundamental suffering across the pla...

Wed., Nov. 14, 6pm EST: Mitchell’s guest this evening is author and meditation student and teacher Joshua Pollack as we continue one of A Better World’s seminal themes and values of inner peace, mental health, fitness, and well-being, all aspects of creating the space of a healthful “inner ecology”. Josh is a Heartfulness trainer and practitioner from the United States and co-author of The Heartfu...

Mitchell’s guest this evening is renowned author of Do You QuantumThink, Dianne Collins.  Dianne is a highly acclaimed leader of new consciousness, a popular media personality and creator of QuantumThink®, the groundbreaking system of thinking offering us a methodology – 21 specific, advanced principles where Dianne blends scientific insight and spiritual knowledge into practical modern wisdom – t...

Mitchell Rabin speaks this evening about the idea of Mind over Matter & imaging the world we most want..  On one hand, this could be called psychokinesis parapsychologically, and it is also the activation of will, jettisoning the body, heart, mind and soul into action.  When one learns or knows how to center, and align, when one has one’s values ‘in hand’ and then sense of meaning and purpose aliv...

Wed., Oct. 24, 6pm EDT: Mitchell’s guest today is founder and President of the organic health-food company, Purium, David Sandoval.   David is a world-recognized expert and in-demand lecturer and radio talk show personality, as well as an entrepreneur, nutritionist, activist, personality, author, and one of the leading authorities on whole food nutrition and disease prevention. Because of his pass...

This evening, is Part 2 of Mitchel'sl interview with Julia Mossbridge, PhD,, Scientist at IONS and the Director of the IONS Innovation Lab. She is also a Visiting Scholar in the Psychology Department at Northwestern  mossbridge bookUniversity as well as the Science Director at Focus @ Will. She is best known for her work on presentiment. Her research interests are: time and the unconscious mind, i...

Mitchell's guest today is environmentalist, entrepreneur, author and activist Paul Hawken, who has dedicated his life to environmental sustainability and changing the relationship between business and the environment. He is one of the environmental movement’s leading voices, and a pioneering architect of corporate reform with respect to ecological practices. His work includes founding successful,...

This evening, Mitchell interviews Julia Mossbridge, PhD, is a Scientist at IONS and the Director of the IONS Innovation Lab. She is also a Visiting Scholar in the Psychology Department at Northwestern  mossbridge bookUniversity as well as the Science Director at Focus @ Will. She is best known for her work on presentiment. Her research interests are: time and the unconscious mind, intuition, dream...

This evening Mitchell Rabin discusses the interface of reality & hope Part 2.  We are not approaching the precipice, we are standing on top of it.  On one hand, arctic ice is melting at an exponential rate, permafrost in Siberia hasn’t been freezing and species are going extinct at a rate so rapid we can barely keep count and probably can’t.  Yes folks, it’s the Titanic all over again.  Are we jus...

This evening Mitchell Rabin discusses the interface of reality & hope.  We are not approaching the precipice, we are standing on top of it.  On one hand, arctic ice is melting at an exponential rate, permafrost in Siberia hasn’t been freezing and species are going extinct at a rate so rapid we can barely keep count and probably can’t.  Yes folks, it’s the Titanic all over again.  Are we just re-ar...

This evening Mitchell interviews the brilliant cellist, Byron Duckwall, who will be performing with romantic, classical pianist, our favorite here at A Better World, Katya Grineva on Sept. 26 at Carnegie Hall.  See below for details. Byron began his studies with his father at age 7.  He studied with many great teachers including, Joel Krosnick, Dudley Powers, Aldo Parisot, Bernard Greenhouse, Lazl...

Mitchell's guest today is the remarkable Lynne Twist, who has a distinguished career as a global thought leader, having played significant roles in the development of The Hunger Project, co-founding The Pachamama Alliance and founding The Soul of Money Institute. For more than 40 years, Lynne Twist has been a recognized global visionary committed to alleviating poverty,  ending world hunger and su...

Mitchell is continuing with the theme of solutions to the profoundest issue of them all, Climate Change. This week, Mitchell interviews Dr. Katharine Wilkinson, Vice President of Communication & Engagement at Project Drawdown, where she is advancing the organization’s message, reach, and Climate Change Just Ahead sign with bad day on backgroundinfluence around the world. She was lead writer for th...

Mitchell’s guest this evening is founder & President of Vital Choice, a sustainable fish company, Randy Hartnell.  Randy Hartnell is the President of Vital Choice Wild Seafood & Organics, a leading e-commerce natural foods company that he and his wife, Carla, founded in 2001. Vital Choice provides easy, reliable access to top quality sustainable seafood and much more. Randy loves sharing his knowl...

This evening on A Better World Radio, Mitchell is holding a Roundtable n honor of the 11 Days of Global Unity produced by We, The World, founder Rick Ulfik, who has been a guest on this show numerous times speaking of the remarkable work his organizations are always doing to rally people around the themes of peace, justice, the environment, and on, each day of the 11 represented by a different, vi...

Today, Mitchell interviews environmental scientist, Guy McPherson, about the true seriousness of our environmental plight this very moment.  Based on unfiltered science, Guy interprets the findings of global dimming, greenhouse gas overwhelm of our atmosphere and the presence of nuclear power plants throughout the world as painting a very dark future for humankind. Guy R. McPherson is an American...

The Earth, Gaia and life itself are wondrous, awe-inspiring and draw us to bow in obeisance, in reverence for their majesty.  One of the many life-forms to emerge from her majestic intelligence is an odd mix of features, called homo sapiens.  The jury remains out on this unusual mix of DNA as it continues to seek to coordinate its many gifts of intelligence and powers, along with the highest intel...

This week Mitchell holds a Roundtable on Urban Farming.   Not only is the subject in itself fascinating and of ‘growing interest’, but in the case of this project in particular, called UPAG, it is being funded by a crypto-currency-based token, a new way of funding meaningful and much-needed projects such as this. To fund this global project is its own project.  Using crypto-currency, which is gain...

This is an interview with Dr. Raphael Kellman, a holistic doctor who has written books on the Microbiome, feeding the gut healthy bacteria through fermented foods (sauerkraut, kim-chee, yogurt, etc.).

In order to establish a better world, we know that we need a clear, balanced mind and compassionate heart.  Mitchell’s guest this week, author, teacher and Abbot, Roshi Joan Halifax, helps us understand and access this state of being and heightened perspective. Teacher Joan Jiko Halifax is an American Zen Buddhist teacher, anthropologist, ecologist, civil rights activist, hospice caregiver, and th...

Today, Mitchell interviews Raphael Kellman, M.D. Dr. Kellman, MD, graduate of Albert Einstein College of Medicine, pioneered a groundbreaking new brand of medicine and healing, seamlessly integrating holistic and microbiome dietfunctional medicine with his visionary understanding of the world and nature, the root of who we are and its connection to health. Founder of “Microbiome Medicine,” Dr. Kel...