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Interview with Jack Barsky, former sleeper agent of the KGB  who spent 10 years as an undercover agent in the US. He was captured by the FBI in 1997.

A funny, open, and engaging conversation - 4 people share perspectives, experiences, and challenges

Cheryl Harrell talks about reading the Akashic Records .  In theosophy and anthroposophy, the Akashic records are a compendium of all human events, thoughts, words, emotions, and intent ever to have occurred in the past, present, or future.

Dale Graff, author of "Tracks in the Psychic Wilderness - An Exploration of ESP, Remote Viewing, Precognitive Dreaming and Synchronicity" talks about precognitive dreams.

The immigrant experience can be harrowing, delightful, challenging, filled with joy, etc. Everyone's story is different but hearing the different stories is what has us connect and relate and learn. This interview is with two brothers of Afghan descent.

Conversation with Jamaican-born sculptor, Autin Wright. Autin talks about his work, his process, his journey, and his 26 years at the Seward Johnson Atelier.

Conversation with Dr. Carlos Bautista who opened his internationally acclaimed Immunity Therapy Center in Mexico in 2007 with the goal of providing the highest quality medical care, using alternative multiple holistic cancer therapies that are the most effective, more natural, less aggressive, and individually customized.

After decades as a physician and teacher at Harvard Medical School and elsewhere, renowned neurosurgeon Dr. Eben Alexander thought he knew how the brain, mind and consciousness worked; until he had a transcendental near-death experience. His books "Proof of Heaven" and "The Map of Heaven" have collectively spent more than 2 years atop the New York Times and international bestseller lists.

Carl Archer, an elder law attorney, was 500+ pounds and how he could engage with life became more and more limited.. He reached the familiar "sick and tired of being sick and tired" and chose surgery. He talks openly of the wins, the challenges, the processes, and the impact on his life.

As well as addressing traumatic brain injury, Dr. Kiechlin discusses simple ways to keep our brains healthy.

Free and open Q & A with William Placek, a gay man and Seth Rainess, a transgender man.  Questions range from the issue of what public bathrooms you get to use, to "coming out", to the significance of pronouns, and the very real impact of friends and family support.

Interview with William Placek, a gay man and Seth Rainess, a transgender man; their very real stories of grappling with what it takes to live in the world as gay and transgender and, ultimately their personal “victories”.

Tony McAleer, a former member of the white aryan resistance and co-founder of the nonprofit group "Life After Hate", uses the prism of his own experience to examine what draws young people to hate groups. In his book "The Cure For Hate: A Former White Supremacist's Journey From Violent Extremism to Radical Compassion" Tony details his own journey from middle class doctor's son to violent white sup...

Murder of a family member and the journey to forgiveness ... Stephanie Cassatly's mother was murdered in a hold-up when Stephanie was 18. Years later she shared her story, her journey to forgiveness, and talked about her soon to be released book "Notice of Release."  Since this interview her book "Notice of Release: A Daughter's Journey to Forgive Her Mother's Murder" has been released.

Jeff Descovic was a victim of the legal system at its worst; and, it can happen to anyone.  In this interview Jeff shares the frightening step-by-step events that ended with him spending 16 years in prison for a crime he never committed.  He is one of the "lucky" ones who was exonerated.  He has since passed the bar exam in New York and works to exonerate the wrongfully convicted, b...

Jeff Descovic was a victim of the legal system at its worst; and, it can happen to anyone.  In this interview Jeff shares the frightening step-by-step events that ended with him spending 16 years in prison for a crime he never committed.  He is one of the "lucky" ones who was exonerated.  He has since passed the bar exam in New York and works to exonerate the wrongfully convicted, b...

Eugene Marsh grew up as an African-American in the south in the Jim Crow era.  He became the first African-American to integrate an all-white high school in 1965.  He served in Vietnam and upon returning ended up living in the streets.  Because he never gave up, his story is a profoundly inspiring one of beating the odds.

Anita Moorjani, author of "Dying to Be Me" was dying of cancer, her organs failed, and she was in a coma when she entered into an extraordinary near-death experience (NDE).  She returned, and was cancer-free within weeks.  She shares her story, her insights, and a very powerful message.

Conversation with Tommy Rosen, yoga teacher, addiction recovery expert with 29 years of continuous recovery from drug addiction, and author of "Recovery 2.0..Move Beyond Addiction and Upgrade Your Life."  His book is described by expert Gabor Mate M.D. as "what I unreservedly regard as the best book I have ever read on the subject of recovery from addiction." Tommy defines addiction as ANY BE...

Jane Grecsek's life has been devastatingly altered by scleroderma (A group of rare diseases that involve the hardening and tightening of the skin and connective tissue).  In many people, scleroderma also harms structures such as blood vessels, internal organs and the digestive tract.  This was the case with Jane.  Scleroderma is considered incurable.  Amazingly, after at least...