This program reports on two(2) topics: The terrible human toll from events in Southern Sudan, and the dangerous effects of government intervention in our private lives. This extends from surveillance of our phones, Internet correspondence, all the way to our actual minds!! Mind control over large populations is documented, as well as possible future convergence of NSA total capture surveillance, combined with HAARP Mind Control technology, both of which exist separately--for now!!
The history of Sudan, from the time of Independence from Britain, in 1956, to the present
World Food Day presents a 9 part discussion of the danger of Climate Change to our food security, World-Wide. Ray Suarez of PBS, hosts this discussion with many key people that are familiar with the science of climate change, and it's impact on food production.
The US Dept. of Agriculture, in partnership with the FAO (the United Nations Food & and Agriculture Organization), accomplish many programs that enable sustainable agriculture, both here and in other countries. In spite of criticism of USDA as a racist outfit, it still manages somehow, to render much needed credit, even to minorities( although it usually takes a lawsuit!!)
Hunger needs to be combatted, especially when the Tea Party would just as soon see people DIE FROM HUNGER! They've SHOUTED IT OUT AT THEIR "CONFERENCES"!! Learn what we can do to strike at the heart of these evil animals. The Koch Brothers--Koch Industries-should be our target. Ban Ki Moon, General Secretary of the United Nations also speaks about our needed response to World-wide humanitarian disasters.
The United Nations examines how people are forced off their land, or don't even have ANY LAND AT ALL, to even do subsistance farming. Having a decade devoted to Land Reform, has not done a lot to help poor people, especially in India, Bangladesh, Central & South America. This translates to over 1 BILLION people who are landless, and therfore forced to survive in cheap labor economies.
The extreme suffering of refugee women is examined here, as aid is given to these desperate women. The United Nations Specialized Agencies, especially the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees(UNHCR), has won the Nobel Peace Prize-- TWICE!!!- 1951 AND 1978. You will see that, before WW II, there were NO international organizations, except the Red Cross, that did ANYTHING, to help women in the throes of war. This is why the Un MUST be supported!!!
Michelle Rae steps outside the studio doors to explore the streets of Nashville. First stop- the beautiful Sweetbriar Recording Studio. Get a quick glimpse of the studio inside and out, you will get to see more of the studio and meet the owner, Mark Thompson in a future Out & About episode, so keep watching. Michelle then heads back downtown to Layla's Bluegrass Inn on Broadway for some more country tunes from Tom Buller and Just Plain Trouble Band. This time around you will enjoy songs...
Refugees International is a long heralded non-governmental humanitarian rescue organization, founded to help refugees survive, regardless of their location. This program covers the South American country of Columbia. Few people realize that Columbia has several MILLION people who are refugees, both internally and externally displaced. Although their situation has improved a tinsy, tiny bit since this program first aired, the causes, and solutions to their dilemma still stand. A surprise for...
Climate Change is causing Extreme drought in Eastern and Southern Africa, as well as in Syria & Iraq. This may explain why so many people had migrated from the countryside to Damascus, several years before the Civil War (possiblhy caused by the US HAARP Program-used against enemies of Israel). This program shows in graphic detail, the suffering and plight of farmers in these areas. Mitigation is very possible, but must rely on the good auspices of the International Community, who are...
South Sudan, a new country less than 5 years old, is in the grip of a famine, . 6 million people are facing famine conditions, as determined by the UN. Civil war is the main reason, although exacerbated by severe drought. Major media refuse to cinsistently cover this. The UN Secretary General says the next 3 weeks, to a month, could be the most critical.Call your media and TELL THEM TO COVER THESE 4 FAMINES!!
This week, episode 21 of What's Left declares the need for universal health care and a 100% renewable energy economy, defends the US Postal Service, and more!
A frightening near-death experience led Patt Lind-Kyle, author of "Heal Your Mind, Rewire Your Brain", to wonder what happens to the mind during the dying process. Her explorations led to writing a new book "Embracing the End of Life." She invites readers to prepare now — for living with less stress each day as well as during the dying process. She covers legal and practical issues, and the important choice of caregivers while you’re dying. Her primary focus is on cultivating now the...
April 4, 2017, 6-8 p.m. Busboys and Poets, 5th and K Streets NW, Washington, D.C. An event to mark 100 years since the United States entered World War I, and 50 years since Martin Luther King Jr. made his famous speech against war. A new movement to end all war is growing. Part 1 Speakers: Michael Kazin, professor of history at Georgetown University, author of War Against War: The American Fight for Peace 1914-1918. Eugene Puryear, journalist, activist, radio host, and author of Shackled and...
In part 2 of the documentary, five travel writers describe how Cuba changed from the early 1990s when, after the demise of Cuba's financial benefactor, the government of Fidel Castro began to look to tourism to bolster the country's sagging economy and American tourists began to visit the island once again.
Part 1 of "Cuba, Libre?" shows Cuba as an glamorous tropical tourist destination in the years before Fidel Castro led a revolution that ousted the government of Fulgencio Batista which had been favorable to the U.S., and replaced it with a Communist government that was allied with America's nemesis, the Soviet Union.
Film noir and spy films of the mid-20th century were a staple of both movie and television entertainment. "The White Bag: A Film Noir Spy Spoof" takes a look at some of those classic films and introduces a modern-day, tongue-in-cheek "take" on them as our hero, the "Ace of Spies," tries to protect Planet Earth from destruction at the hands of evil-doers, followed by a "making of" segment which explains how this latest in a line of such films was produced.
Singer-songwriter and guitarist Dana Lyons’ lyrics can be darn funny and downright moving. He sings passionately from his love of the Earth. This show opens with Dana’s rich deep voice singing his signature “Cows with Guns.” Listen closely to the hilarious lyrics! He talks about stopping coal trains in his own Pacific Northwest community, as well as protecting salmon among the native people in Alaska and orcas in the Salish Sea. This musician-activist uses song, humor, ballads and stories to...
Governor Cuomo stated that clean and affordable power should be available to New Yorkers regardless of zip code or income. This is not happening, Solar energy is being reserved for those who can afford to put up thousands of dollars, and this is not fair! We need to fight for equity in solar policy.
Was Osama bin laden responsible for the attack on September 11,2001 or was it a false flag operation?
If many lawsuits have proven psychiatric drugs to be ineffective and harmful, how did the drugs get to the market for FDA-approved and off-label usage in the first place? This eye-opening film exposes the massive clinical trial fraud and statistical manipulations involved.
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Angel Talk 411 EP 2 This show is speaking about some of the angels, and also the different ways we can use in connecting with the angels. Peg Jones and Lisa Mastrocola, introduce these ideas to the viewers.
A look at Marriage in the 1950's and The story of gasoline distribution in the 40's