In this episode, Dr. Jarvis McInnis, author of Afterlives of the Plantation, joins PJ to explore the deep cultural, intellectual, and historical legacy of Black life in the American South. Focusing on the Tuskegee Institute and the complex legacy of Booker T. Washington, McInnis reveals how Black communities transformed the plantation’s afterlives into spaces of creativity, education, and empowerment.In this episode, Dr. Jarvis McInnis, author of Afterlives of the Plantation, joins PJ to

In this episode, I sit down with Bart Merrell—international entrepreneur, author, and creator of Monetize Your Mindset. From launching Japan’s first commercial bungee jump to transforming personal setbacks into new ventures, Bart embodies the art of turning life’s curveballs into opportunities. His story reminds us that financial security often starts with what we already know. Some Key Highlights: The unexpected career twist that ended Bart’s FBI dream and launched his journey as a global en...

In the past week Steve Bannon has being going around the country telling anyone who would listen that there is a plan in place that would allow President Donald Trump to run again for office in 2028, Is this possible and what would this look like and what have to take place for all of this to occur? We will discuss this and other issues in this Episode. What the Hell is going on in the world today?

There is a very famous essay titled ‘Reality has a surprising amount of detail’. The thesis of the article is that reality is filled, just filled, with an incomprehensible amount of materially important information, far more than most people would naively expect. Some of this detail is inherent in the physical structure of the universe, and the rest of it has been generated by centuries of passionate humans imbibing the subject with idiosyncratic convention. In either case, the detail is very, very

I describe how real power can manifest in our everyday lives, no matter where you go. Power can be considered differently depending on the individual perspective but there are only a few specific ways that give you true advantages in power dynamics.

Artist Sheng Lor reflects on her journey from a Thai refugee camp to a studio practice in Los Angeles. Born to Hmong parents displaced by the Secret War in Laos, Lor discusses culture shock, grief, and the intergenerational legacies that shape her art.Her loom-wrapping series transforms discarded weaving tools into sculptural memorials, addressing the histories of labor, invisibility of craft, and Hmong spiritual traditions. This conversation explores how weaving, diaspora, and ritual intersect in

What could art making and aesthetics mean to us in these difficult times? Can we justify going off to paint or to spend time in nature when there is so much destruction going on in the world? Aesthetics is about opening up our senses to the world - but do we even want to stay sensitive when there is so much pain? How do we deal with that paradox? Today’s episode is with artist and educator Jan van Boeckel. Jan’s work brings together art, education and ecology. He has been Professor in Art &

This is part 2 of my reading of the the Islam section of the World Religions All-In-One for Dummies book. The Muslim religion of Islam is the first of my deep dives into all of the major world religions. As I finish each section/each religion I will give my takeaways on what I agree with, what doesn't align with me, and what if anything I directly disagree with. If you want to check the book out yourself there is a link below. As always I would love to hear your thoughts in the comments. (At

Karla Treadway speaks with Christopher Wedick about leaving Canada for El Salvador, discussing the country's transformation into a safer destination, the local perspectives on safety and justice, and the opportunities for freedom fighters and entrepreneurs. They delve into the challenges of monetizing freedom movements, the political climate, and the business landscape in El Salvador. Christopher also shares insights about the upcoming Reclaiming Health and Longevity Symposium, emphasizing

Mandukya Kārika -1; Lecture-19: Mantra 1.3 as taught in the Three year program at Rishikesh Mantra 1.3 जागरितस्थानो बहिष्प्रज्ञः सप्ताङ्ग एकोनविंशतिमुखः स्थूलभुग्वैश्वानरः प्रथमः पादः ॥ ३ ॥ Jāgaritasthāno bahiṣprajñaḥ saptāṅga ekonaviṃśatimukhaḥ sthūlabhugvaiśvānaraḥ prathamaḥ pādaḥ || 3 || జాగరితస్థానో బహిష్ప్రజ్ఞః సప్తాఙ్గ ఏకోనవింశతిముఖః స్థూలభుగ్వైశ్వానరః ప్రథమః పాదః ॥ ౩ ॥ 3. The first quarter (Pāda) is Vaiśvānara whose sphere (of activity) is the waking state, who is conscious of

In this edition of NEWSHOUND, Johnny Vedmore explores the source material behind his NEWSPASTE article Musk and Epstein: The Third Culture. This article revealed how Elon Musk was trained to manipulate the psychology of the masses via a Jeffrey Epstein-funded program led by Richard Thaler, the father of the infamous psychological nudge units. In this NEWSHOUND, you'll dive deep into the details which made up the comprehensive expose of when Musk met Epstein. Read the article here:

Rabbii and Trey shares highlights from his Dallas trip before the Rabbi leads an in-depth discussion on Alvin Morrow’s Breaking the Curse of Willie Lynch. The conversation explores the lasting psychological impact of slavery, division within the Black community, and the importance of unity, disconditioning, and reclaiming cultural identity. The Rabbi reflects on history, health, family roles, and spirituality while recommending key books for deeper study. The episode closes with a call for

Step back in time with Retro Radio, where the classic voice and vision of Neville Goddard come alive each day. These timeless lectures feel right at home in an old soul’s world—authentic, rich, and eternally relevant.

(23K words; best considered as nonfiction with a fictional-dialogue frame, not a proper short story.) Prologue: Klurl and Trapaucius were members of the machine race. And no ordinary citizens they, but Constructors: licensed, bonded, and insured; proven, experienced, and reputed. Together Klurl and Trapaucius had collaborated on such famed artifices as the Eternal Clock, Silicon Sphere, Wandering Flame, and Diamond Book; and as individuals, both had constructed wonders too numerous to number. At

In this episode of Puru's Podcast, Prabesh Dahal reveals how he secured a Software Engineering job in New Zealand just within two months of arrival. He shares his journey as a software engineer, discussing the challenges and opportunities he faced while navigating job applications, cultural differences in work environments, and the impact of AI in the tech industry. He emphasises the importance of continuous learning, feedback, and networking in building a successful career in software

A conversation with Stephen Grossberg, whose work on explaining how our brains make our conscious minds has led him to be called the Father of AI and the Newton and Einstein of the Mind.Dr. Stephen Grossberg discusses his extensive journey into the study of consciousness, neural networks, and the evolution of artificial intelligence. He speaks about the development of adaptive resonance theory, and how these concepts relate to understanding mental disorders. He touches on collective intelligence

In this episode of Something To Say, I sit down with Becky Large, founder and executive director of Champion Autism Network and Autism Travel Club - organizations that have transformed Surfside Beach, South Carolina, into the world’s first autism-friendly travel destination.Becky shares her inspiring journey as an advocate, social entrepreneur, and autism mom whose work has trained thousands, created hundreds of sensory-friendly events, and built national partnerships to make travel more inclusive

Spooky season is upon us so lets sit by the campfire for some scary stories from the trail.

In this episode of The Art Box, host MJ Stiles sits down with friend, mystery and thriller author Lana M. Fox, whose gripping stories unfold in the dramatic landscape of Hood River, Oregon. Lana is the author of The Truth Will Set You Free, a Colorado Gold Fiction finalist, and the creator of the Hood River Mystery Series featuring Detective Liz Ellisen, with titles My Sister’s Keeper, Through Frozen Eyes, and Her Last Breath. Her work has appeared in Woman’s World Magazine, Murderous Intent