Host, Dr. Don Baham, talks with repeat Rick North guest about humans displaying marvelous logic in embracing electric cars while denying the serious effects of global warming on the environment. Rick is brilliant at comparing seeming unrelated issues.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, talks with guest Mary Peveto about her becoming an ''accidental activist'' in pursuit of understanding and doing something about air pollution in the Portland, OR area. Most citizens don't appreciate the amount of air contamination that occurs from truck use of diesel fuel.

Come with us as we visit the eco-luxurious OneWorld Ayurveda, an authentic Ayurveda retreat offering guests a life-changing Panchakarma detox amidst the rice fields of mystical Bali, Indonesia. Then we head to OneWorld Retreat's ''Live Your Dreams'' workshop just outside of Ubud, where we learn to tap into our deepest desires and bring them into reality while enjoying daily yoga and meditation.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, talks with guest Keith Faulkner about his own experience of America's seeming stunted capacity for genuine empathy with fellow humans who happen to be less fortunate than most of us as we navigate the challenges of everyday living. Keith has a loving sensitivity.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, talks with guest Lloyd Meyer about his recent multiple trips to both Mainland China and Taiwan with a focus on the similarities and differences on how the two societies have evolved successfully in today's competitive world.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, and guest talk about censorship in it's many forms and how it gets in the way of the ordinary citizenry being adequately informed so that they can make informed decisions at the ballot box and make an approximation of democracy.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, and guests Lloyd Marbet and Cathryn Chudy talk about the numerous examples of the ongoing struggle between environmentalists and fossil fuel advocates. The guests cited instances where the tide seems to be turning and the environmentalists are finally winning.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, and guest Duane Snyder talk about the numerous factors that Duane's customers see in him that make him so pleasantly human in both his work and how he seems to be in his business and personal relationships.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, and guest Isabelle Sinclair discuss her journey of discovery to learn what and how she is evolving into a healthy and loving young woman. Her learning in an unexpected environment suggests that caring and loving are indispensable for psychological health.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, and guests discuss at length the ingredients for living lovingly in the contrast of a humanist vs. religious philosophy. We seemed to agree that the most important consideration in our discussion was simply living lovingly.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, and guest Rahul Ravel discuss at length the the power and enjoyment of a smile both literally and figuratively when helping others who need special assistance in dealing with the challenges of every-day living. Guest seemed to be particularly adept at this role.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, and guest Michael Sonnleitner discuss at length a number of topical issues to do with humans behavior and their seeming to not be aware of the possibility of changing enough to make our stay on Gaia more responsible and loving in the overall scheme of things.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, and guest Jack Kerfoot discuss at length the need for preparing humans for the eventual loss of fossil-fuel sources of energy and the need to rather quickly find alternative sources to head-off catastrophic atmospheric air contamination and global warming.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, and two fellow poets, Louis Haha and Amanda Duncan, talk about their interest in creating their own poetry and their delivery of their creations. Louis, the leader of the poetry reading group and the two other poets are adept at demonstrating their talent.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews repeat guest Mike Hastie about how the passage of time has effected his reaction to his service in Vietnam including his resulting PTSD. Mike talked about the effects of the war on the Vietnamese civilians rather than just on the American troops.

Host interviews non-celebrity guests about who they are and about whatever they want to talk about.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews guest Walter Miller about how his having to move seemingly nonstop as a child because of being a "military brat" seems to have manifested itself in his adult life. Guest's subsequent life experiences would seem to warrant the title of this episode.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews guests John Pauling and Alex Evans about two alternative methods of facilitating commerce in today's world. Repeat guest John Poling talks about a system called "Chi" presently in use in the Pacific Northwest while Alex Evans talked about "Cryptocurrency" in use in much of the rest of the world.

Host, Dr. Don Baham, interviews repeat guest Robert Seward, MD about his conclusion that Americans by and large are "brainwashed" today to believe that wealth and personal possessions are more important than kindness and love for each other. He cites American's embrace of Crony Capitalism as a sad example.