"Skepticality" is a frequent podcast produced by The Skeptics Society, founded by professor and author Michael Schermer. Fear is a complex and a mysterious force that can, at times, sabotage our ability to think clearly, drive us to blind panic, or give us seemingly superhuman speed, strength, and powers of perception.
Bill Weber is a Field Investigator for The Mutual UFO Network (MUFON). Weber supports MUFON through participation in their Pennsylvania State UFO conferences and will be speaking there this October on the subject of UFOs and Technology. Weber has been the State Section Director for the 13 counties representing South-Eastern Pennsylvania since January of 2010. His background is in Electrical Engineering where, as a designer, he holds 3 U.S. Patents. Have some of our technologies been back engineered from crashed UFOs?
There are more than twice as many suicides as murders in the U.S., but suicide attracts far less scrutiny. This current episode of Freakonomics Radio, hosted by bestselling author Stephen J. Dubner, writing "Freakonomics" with Steven D. Levitt, digs through the numbers and finds all kinds of surprises, supported by psychology professor David Lester, considered to be "the dean of suicide studies."
Host Ned Apigian, Dearborn Heights City Councilman, interviews Diane Webb, Wayne County Commissioner for District 9--Garden City, Dearborn Heights, and Redford.
"Philosophy Talk: Health Care--Right or Privilege?" What is it? Do we have a right to healthcare, and to good high quality healthcare, in any precise and defensible sense? Or is the "right to healthcare" just a nice way to say it would be very nice if everyone had healthcare? Ken and John take a philosophical lens to the alleged right to healthcare and health insurance with Laurence Baker from the Center for Health Policy at Stanford University.
Interview with Henry Ford Community College President Dr. Gail Mee on the challenges and changes for our college this year and in the future.
Join host Mike Holloway and special guest Camille Procassini for the fifth anniversary edition of "Metaphysically Speaking". Camille is a very well known professional clairvoyant and certified hypnotherapist. She also works with numerology and Feng Shui ( pronounced Fung Schway).
Broadcasting live from the 32nd Annual Dearborn Homecoming Festival, at Dearborn's Ford Field
Dr. David Jacobs PhD. is the Director of the International Center for Abduction Research. He is Associate Professor of History at Temple University specializing in twentieth century American history and culture. He has researched the UFO phenomenon since 1973 specializing in alien abductions. He has conducted nearly 900 hypnotic regressions with over 140 abductees. He is the author of “Secret Life: Firsthand, Documented Accounts of UFO Abductions”, “The Threat: Revealing the Secret Alien Agenda” and “UFOs & Abductions: Challenging the Borders of Knowledge”.
Interview with Marcel Pultorek, Chair of the Dearborn Public Library Commission, about the 1% millage proposal to support the Dearborn libraries on the November ballot. How did this proposal come about? If passed, what does this less-than-needed amount provide for? How will an additional "advisory question" about the libraries, on the same ballot, affect the situation?
Second episode with host Margaret Ahmed
Tricia White discusses Tarot cards and her experiences as a medium. Tricia describes her Tarot card techniques along with some of the results she has had. She even shares some very interesting stories about how she has been able to obtain visions and impressions while simply going on about her daily routine. Tricia maintains that life is simply one big classroom.
Michigan 15th District Representative, George Darany, is interviewed about the achievements, losses, and lessons learned in his first six months in office.
A special Summer Entertainment show with interviews with bestselling 'thriller' author James Rollins ("The Devil Colony") and documentary filmmaker Celine Danhier, whose film "Blank City" debuts in Detroit at the Detroit Film Theater (at the Detroit Institute of Arts) this weekend and next.
First episode, hosted by Margaret King Ahmed, of discussions about parenting issues.