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  Episode 109: The Cosmic Universe   Michael welcomed Lawrence krauss to the program. Lawrence Maxwell Krauss is an American-Canadian theoretical physicist and cosmologist who is Foundation Professor of the School of Earth and Space Exploration at Arizona State University, and director of its Origins Project. Lawrence’s major research areas and activities are encompassed within theoretical particle astrophysics and cosmology, including studies of the early universe, neutrino astrophysics, dark matter, dark energy, quantum field theory and gravity, black holes, stellar evolution, nucleosynthesis and eschatology. Krauss is the author of over 300 scientific publications, as well as numerous popular articles on physics and astronomy. He is the author of 10 popular books, including the international bestseller The Physics of Star Trek(1995) and most recently A Universe from Nothing (2012), which immediately became New York Times Bestseller and has now been translated into 24 different languages. It argues that not only can our universe naturally arise from nothing, without supernatural effects, but that it probably did. His newest book, The Greatest Story Ever Told .. So Far.   After introductions Michael and Lawrence discuss a variety of topics such as: How and why we are here? How the universe can be created out of nothing. How he grades Donald Trump as our President. Bill O’Reilly’s embarrassing statements on national television. Michael Ask’s Lawrence...

Episode 108: UFO’s Religion & Politics Benjamin E. Zeller is a researcher and teacher of religion in America. He focuses on religious currents that are new or alternative, including new religions, the religious engagement with science, and the quasi-religious relationship people have with food. His interests are united by an interest in expanding the conversation about religion by including less commonly studied groups, phenomena, and topics, and looking at more common topics (e.g. religion & science; American religious history) from new angles. Zeller is Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Religion at Lake Forest College, a private liberal arts college in the Chicago suburbs. He previously served as Director of the College Honors Program, Assistant Professor of Religious Studies, and Coordinator of the Religion and Philosophy Major at Brevard College, and visiting Fulbright Fellow at Åbo Akademi (Turku, Finland). Heaven’s Gate is best known as the UFO group that ended with the mass suicides in San Diego in 1997 at the time of the Hale-Bopp comet. It made the news after the movement’s 39 active members committed mass suicide, and there was a bit of a media frenzy. The group is now defunct, though ex-members maintain their website and there are still a few believers out there. http://www.nrms.net/

Episode 107: Extrasensory Perception   Michael welcomes Jerry Wills to the program. Jerry is a well-known international speaker, radio, and internet TV broadcaster. Devoting his life to helping others through his unusual gifts, Jerry Wills is an intuitive healer who investigates the science and history of healing techniques ignored by the modern world for centuries. From a young age, Jerry Wills understood the movement of energy through all things. However, after many scoldings, he learned to keep his unique gifts to himself. That is until 1981 when a near-death experience gave him a second chance to stop wasting his life and share his talents. It took another 20 years for his abilities to be accepted. Now, people seek him out from across the world for classes, lectures and help in the art of healing. His greatest reward comes from seeing the faces of people he’s helped and their families once they realize their problems have vanished, and they’ve been healed. Jerry goes into depth about his trials and tribulations. Jerry Wills had his first contact with extraterrestrials in 1965, when he was twelve years old. At that time, he would stay outside, night after night, watching star-like objects darting at right angles high in the sky over his house. A few months later, he had a close – up sighting...

      Episode 106: Para-physical Phenomena Tonight’s guest is Norio Hayakawa who has spent decades investigating Area 51 and UFOs. One of his main focuses has been on the alleged secret base in Dulce, New Mexico, as well as cattle mutilations in that area. In 1990, he created the Civilian Intelligence News Service which he calls “a citizens’ oversight committee on government accountability, a grassroots watchdog group established to help ensure liberty, justice and freedom of information for all.” Norio joins the program and right away informs us that on The Dulce Base Conspiracy Symposium in Santa Fe, New Mexico on June 16, 2018. The first symposium on this fascinating topic ever to be held in Santa Fe, New Mexico will feature speakers Greg Bishop, Greg Valdez and Christian Lambright – – and will be ‘MC’ ed by Norio Hayakawa, Director of the Civilian Intelligence News Service. Michael is fascinated by Norio’s deep history, and the many personalities he came into contact with. Among the many was a man by the name of Bill Cooper, who Norio befriended. “In 1989 I also attended a MUFON conference in Las Vegas in which a wide array of “controversiall personalities” such as John Lear, Bill Cooper, Bill English and Bill Moore were all giving presentations. I was totally fascinated by all these...

  Episode 105: Happy Memorial Day Michael opens the show by introducing us to tonight’s guest, James H. Fetzer, Jim Fetzer earned his Ph.D. in the history and philosophy of science. A former Marine Corps officer, he has published widely on the theoretical foundations of scientific knowledge, computer science, artificial intelligence, cognitive science, and evolution and mentality. McKnight Professor Emeritus at the University of Minnesota Duluth, he has also conducted extensive research into the assassination of JFK, the events of 9/11 and the plane crash that killed Sen. Paul Wellstone. The founder of Scholars for 9/11 Truth, his latest books include The Place of Probability in Science (with Ellery Eells, 2010) plus And I suppose we didn’t go to the moon, either? (2015), which was his 30th. He has also published more than two dozen articles about Sandy Hook. Right as the program was being conducted, the servers were reset. Technical issues and glitches, seem to be a reoccurring issue. Jim Fetzer has been recently dubbed “The Worlds Dangerous Mind in America”. He has come under constant suppression and electronic harassment. Jim Later explains what motivates him to continue the path he has pursed. Jim then proceeds to go into great detail about the Kennedy assassination. He’s written three books on the subject, that he says have “shattered the cover-up” – Assassination Science: Experts Speak Out...