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In today’s episode we continue our investigation into soil health and beneficial agricultural practices, and why these are so important for soils, the environment, and all of human life. Joining us today is Dr Mahdi Al-Kaisi a professor of soil physics, Department of Agronomy, at Iowa State University. He received his MS and PhD in soil Physics from North Dakota State University. Professor Al-Kais...

In today’s program we depart from our usual scientific focus and instead we take an analytical look with a seasoned professional investigator at the current situation unfolding all around us. We will explore the recent abuses by law enforcement on Canadians, and discuss why Federal and Provincial governments are contravening the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and the Constitution of Cana...

In today's episode we continue our series on the early peopling of the Americas, focusing on the paradigm shifting Cerutti Mastadon find, and its multitude of implications. Joining us today is a dynamic husband and wife team, Steven and Kathleen Holen. Steven Holen is the Director of Research at the Center for American Paleolithic Research. He has over 50 years of archaeological experience and has...

ANOTHER EXTREMELY IMPORTANT EPISODE!  SHARE THIS MATERIAL FAR AND WIDE! In today’s program we continue our series on the conservation of humanity, dissecting the chinese corona virus, the massive and unwarranted over-reaction perpetrated by governments around the world, and the tremendous negative ramifications these restrictions have had on health, life, and liberty. In this episode I a...

In this episode we return to the roots of the podcast and examine some past and present issues pertaining to the conservation and abundance of BC’s salmonid fisheries, focusing on Steelhead in particular. Today we welcome Bob Hooton back to the program. Bob is a retired fisheries scientist who dedicated 37 years of his life to fisheries management in British Columbia, focusing primarily on Steelhe...

In today’s program we continue our series on the conservation of humanity, dissecting the Covid 19 corona virus and the massive and unwarranted over-reaction perpetrated by governments around the world. Joining us for today’s episode is Dr. Jay Bhattacharya. Dr. Bhattacharya is a Professor of Medicine at Stanford University. He obtained his MD in 1997, and his PhD in Economics in 2000, both at Sta...

In today’s program we continue our series on the conservation of humanity, exploring a landmark study comparing the health outcomes of vaccinated children and adults to their unvaccinated counterparts.  The results are shocking, and everyone needs to hear this information particularly in light of the experimental covid vaccines being delivered and administered worldwide. Joining us for this e...

In today’s program we continue our series on the conservation of humanity, dissecting the chinese corona virus, the massive and unwarranted over-reaction perpetrated by governments around the world, and the tremendous ramifications these restrictions on life and liberty have caused. Joining us for today’s episode is Garret Kramer. Garret has had a life long association with athletic performance, b...

ANOTHER IMPORTANT EPISODE!!! Do you think that mainstream for profit medicine cares about your health and wellbeing?  This episode will make you question that narrative! In today’s program we continue our series on the conservation of humanity, dissecting the Covid 19 corona virus and the massive and unwarranted over-reaction perpetrated by governments around the world.  Joining us for t...

In today’s program we continue our series on the conservation of humanity, dissecting the Covid 19 corona virus and the massive and unwarranted over-reaction perpetrated by governments around the world.  Joining us today is a legend in the medical field, Dr. Lorraine Day, MD.  Dr. Day graduated from UC San Francisco Medical School in 1969 and immediately entered orthopaedic surgery resid...

In today’s episode we continue our series on regenerative agriculture, why it is so important for soils, the environment, and all human life.  Joining us for this episode is a legend is this field, Allan Savory.  Allan's storied career started more than 60 years ago in a country no longer known by the same name. He was born in Rhodesia in 1935 and received his Bachelor of Science in Zool...

In today’s episode we continue our series on the early peopling of the Americas, this time focusing on Amazonia and the peoples that occupied and modified this region.  Joining us for this episode is Dr. Mark Robinson, a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Exeter. Dr. Robinson’s research focuses on environmental archaeology, and applying interdisciplinary techniques to explore h...

In today’s episode we continue our series on regenerative agriculture examining why it is so important for our soils, the environment, and all of human life.  Joining us today is Dr. Jeff Creque, PhD.  Dr. Creque earned his PhD in Rangeland Ecology from Utah State University, and is a California State Board of Forestry Certified Professional in Rangeland Management.  He is an agricu...

In today’s episode we continue with our series on regenerative agriculture, and why it is so important for our soils, the environment, and all human life.  Joining us for today’s episode is Doniga Markegard, from Markegard Family Grass-Fed LLC.  Along with her husband and four children, Doniga owns and operates the family ranch raising grass-fed beef, lamb, pastured pork and dairy supply...

EXTREMELY IMPORTANT EPISODE! In today’s episode we continue our series on the conservation of humanity, dissecting the Covid 19 corona virus and the massive and unwarranted over-reaction perpetrated by governments around the world. Joining us today is Dr. Stephen Malthouse, MD. Dr. Malthouse has been practising medicine for over 42 years in a variety of settings in British Columbia, Canada. He has...

In today’s episode we continue our series on the early peopling of the Americas, examining who they were, where they came from, and how they adapted to an ever changing climate.  Joining us for the episode from Melbourne Australia is Dr David Turnbull, a sociologist of scientific knowledge. From 1979 to 2003 he was part of the team producing courses in the Social Studies of Science at Deakin...

In today’s episode we continue our series on the early peopling of the Americas, examining who they were, where they came from, how they arrived, and how they adapted to ever changing climates.  Joining us for this episode is Dr. Bruce Bradley, an Emeritus Professor at the University of Exeter.  Dr. Bradley received his BA from the University of Arizona in anthropology with a minor in ge...

In today’s episode we look back at the last 65 million years known as the Cenozoic era, and the most anomalous climatic event during this entire time period, known as the Younger Dryas.  We also examine the cataclysmic end to the last ice age, and the multivariate global effects that followed this cosmic event. Joining us for today’s episode is Dr. James Kennett, a now retired marine geologis...

In today’s program we continue our forest management investigative series with our focus for this episode on ecosystem-based conservation planning.  Our guest for the program is Mr. Herb Hammond. Mr. Hammond is a Registered Professional Forester and forest ecologist with a BSc in Forest Management from Oregon State University, and a Masters of Forestry from the University of Washington and ha...

In today’s episode we embark upon another new series, this time examining the practice of regenerative agriculture, why it is so important for soils, the environment, and all human life.  Our guest for today’s program in Shane New, from New Family Farms in Holton, Kansas. Shane is a stockman, entrepreneur, and partner with Understanding Ag, LLC. He is a graduate of Kansas State University and...

In today’s episode we begin a brand new series focused on the early peopling of the Americas, examining who they were, where they came from, and how they adapted to changing climates.  Joining us today is Dr. Tom Dillehay. Dr. Dillehay is a Distinguished Professor in the Department of Anthropology at Vanderbilt College, specializing in archaeology, migration patterns, political and economic c...

In this episode  we continue our series on the conservation of humanity, delving into a another holistic approach to human health.  Today we welcome Dr. Tommy John, DC to the program.  Dr. Tommy has over 17 years of hands on health experience with a Master Degrees in Health and Exercise Science from Furman University, and a Doctor of Chiropractic Degree from Life University, in Mari...

In today’s program we continue our forest management investigative series, focusing today on the forests located in Northern British Columbia.  Joining us for this episode is Michelle Connolly, the Director of Conservation North. Michelle has been a dedicated volunteer in the environmental movement for the last 25 years. This passion led her to obtain a Masters of Science in Forest Disturbanc...

In today’s program we explore a made in BC novel sustainable aquaponics technology.  Our guest for the program today is Mr. Rudi Schiebel, founder and CEO of Habitat Life Sciences, based out of Chase, BC.  Habitat is in the business of producing sustainable certified organic coho salmon, and organic ultra premium smokable Cannabis flower for the legal Canadian market.  Over the past...

In today’s program we continue our series on the conservation of humanity, today delving into a very interesting holistic approach to human health. It is a great honour to welcome Dr. Thomas Cowan to the show.  Dr. Cowan graduated from Michigan State University College of Human Medicine in 1984. After his residency in Family Practice in Johnson City, New York, he set up an anthroposophical me...