Tuesday, May 21^th 2013
Reaching For The Gold
2:00-2:55 pm Pacific Time
5:00-5:55 pm Eastern Time
airing on Station 1

Kenneth J. Dupin
the passion and vision of N2Care

Ken is the passion and vision of N2Care. He gives direction and leadership to the overall operations and performance of N2Care. He is the point man for the leadership team, implementing the strategic goals and objectives for the organization. He maintains and energizes corporate vision and planning and serves as the link to investors and the advisory board. In just three years he has charted a course and transformed the MEDCottage from an academic notion to a new medical product.

Ken has more than 25 years experience in non-profit administration, including organizational goals, capital procurement, financial oversight and membership development. His education credentials consist of a certificate of advanced studies from Temple University School of Business and Law in Tokyo, a master's degree concentrated in diplomatic studies, and a bachelor's degree in organization management. He also has background in biblical studies as an ordained minister and is presently completing a Ph.D.

Tuesday, May 21^th 2013
The People Speak
6:00-6:55 pm Pacific Time
9:00-9:55 pm Eastern Time
airing on Station 2

Noam Chomsky
Father of Modern Linguistic

1st Guest: NOAM CHOMSKY
was born in Philadelphia to immigrant Russian parents, both of whom were Hebrew scholars and teachers. A child of the Great Depression, Chomsky's political consciousness developed early: He saw women strikers being beaten outside a textile factory and rag sellers peddling their pitiful wares door-to-door in his neighborhood. To the 10 year-old Chomsky, the 1930's were "a time of political activism, debate, and great fear of Hitler conquering Europe. I saw the world as a complicated, frightening place."

He studied linguistics at the University of Pennsylvania and Harvard and in 1957, while a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, he published Syntactic Structures a theory of "generative grammar" that transformed linguistics from an obscure discipline into a major social science. Outside of academia Chomsky is better known as a political activist-a role that he vigorously assumed as an early and outspoken critic and protester of the Vietnam War.

In the 1966 essay, "The Responsibility of Intellectuals," Chomsky challenged intellectuals "to speak the truth and expose lies," and he carried his protests beyond the printed page: he became a tax resister and he was arrested in 1967 at the Pentagon while protesting military involvement in Southeast Asia.

Chomsky's criticism of U.S. governmental policies has continued unabated since that time. In Deterring Democracy (1992) and in other books he has focused on trade and economic issues and accuses the Government of being a "rogue superpower." "I'm a citizen of the United States," says Chomsky, "and I have a share of responsibility for what it does. I'd like to see it act in ways that meet decent moral standards. It's back to moral truisms: it's of little value to criticize the crimes of someone else-though you should do it, and tell the truth. I have no influence over the policies of [other countries] but a certain degree over the policies of the U.S. It's not a matter of expectation but of aspiration."

For more information please visit: http://www.chomsky.info

2nd Guest: PROFESSOR JAMES TRACY
Professor Tracy teaches classes on journalism and media at Florida Atlantic University. His work on media history, politics and culture has appeared in a wide variety of academic journals, edited volumes, and alternative news and opinion outlets. Tracy is editor of Union for Democratic Communication's journal Democratic Communique. He is a also a regular contributor to the Center for Research on Globalization's website GlobalResearch.ca, an affiliate of Project Censored and contributor to that organization's most recent publication Censored 2013: The Top Censored Stories and Media Analysis of 2011-2012.

Professor Tracy has spoken in media interviews as well as in articles about both the Sandy Hook Massacre and the Boston Explosions. His views were viewed by some as unacceptable and, in particular, complaints about his opinion that the Sandy Hook Massacre was possibly a hoax or not all that it appeared to be lead to a review by Florida Atlantic University placing his job in jeopardy. However, the American Association of University Professors has since defended Professor Tracy's right, under principles of academic freedom to speak on matters of public concern without fear of institutional discipline.

For More Information please visit: http://memorholeblog.com/

Tuesday, May 21^th 2013
Paradigm Shifters
8:00-8:55 pm Pacific Time
11:00-11:55 pm Eastern Time
airing on Station 1

Dr. Joe Vitale
Abundance Consciousness

From homeless to millionaire, my guest Dr. Joe Vitale has steered himself through many levels of consciousness to abundance, and this week on Pradigm Shifters he tells us exactly HOW he did it. His latest book is Attract Money Now and you can download it for FREE from his website. You may also remember him from The Secret, that ground breaking movie that unraveled some of the mysteries of manifestation round the world. Dr. Vitale is so sure of the manifestation secrets he shares that he supports you totally breaking out of your habitual money issues.

For more information please visit: http://www.attractmoneynow.com

Thursday, May 23^rd 2013
Here's to your Health
2:00-2:55 pm Pacific Time
5:00-5:55 pm Eastern Time
airing on Station 2

Dr. Aaron Wolf Baum
Algae Growing Master

Dr. Aaron Wolf Baum graduated summa cum laude in Physics from Harvard and received his Ph.D. in Applied Physics from Stanford University. He worked in Silicon Valley as a scientist for several years, while also creating interactive electronic art installations, before switching to algae research in 2006. While working on the NASA OMEGA algae biofuel-bioremediation project, he founded the Shipyard algae teaching lab in Berkeley, CA, and developed mobile, educational algae installations with the Chlorophyll Collective. He is the founder of AlgaeLab LLC, providing kits, culture, and workshops to the public since 2008, and has co-founded two new algae companies -- GreenSpring, an innovative algae farm in the San Francisco Bay Area, and SpiraLife, a developer of consumer-oriented, turnkey algae superfood photobioreactors. Aaron is author of the recently-published book, "Grow Your Own Spirulina Superfood: A Simple How-To Guide."

For more information: http://www.algaelab.org/

Tuesday, May 28^th 2013
History and You
6:00-6:55 pm Pacific Time
9:00-9:55 pm Eastern Time
airing on Station 1

Noam Chomsky
Father of Modern Linguistics

Avram Noam Chomsky (born December 7, 1928) is an American linguist, philosopher, cognitive scientist, logician, historian, political critic, and activist. He is an Institute Professor and Professor (Emeritus) in the Department of Linguistics & Philosophy at MIT, where he has worked for over 50 years. In addition to his work in linguistics, he has written on war, politics, and mass media, and is the author of over 100 books. According to the Arts and Humanities Citation Index in 1992, Chomsky was cited as a source more often than any other living scholar from 1980 to 1992, and was the eighth most cited source overall.] He has been described as a prominent cultural figure, and he was voted the "world's top public intellectual" in a 2005 poll.

Chomsky has been described as the "father of modern linguistics" and a major figure of analytic philosophy. His work has influenced fields such as computer science, mathematics, and psychology. He is credited as the creator or co-creator of the Chomsky hierarchy, the universal grammar theory, and the Chomsky–Schützenberger theorem.

After the publication of his first books on linguistics, Chomsky became a prominent critic of the Vietnam War, and since then has continued to publish books of political criticism. He has become well known for his critiques of U.S. foreign policy, state capitalism and the mainstream news media. His media criticism has included Manufacturing Consent: The Political Economy of the Mass Media (1988), co-written with Edward S. Herman, an analysis articulating the propaganda model theory for examining the media. He describes his views as "fairly traditional anarchist ones, with origins in the Enlightenment and classical liberalism", and often identifies with anarcho-syndicalism and libertarian socialism.

For More Information please visit: http://www.chomsky.info