It's Rainmaking Time!®

Dr. Helen Caldicott, the mother of the anti-nuclear revolution, offers her insights into the risks inherent in nuclear technology and material.

Fluoride Action Network director Paul Connett explains how fluoride affects our health, development, and environment, and clears up the misinformation about its benefits.

Author and researcher P.M.H. Atwater, a pioneer in near-death studies and a near-death experiencer, discusses her most recent book, Near-Death Experiences: The Rest of The Story.

Mary Rodwell, ACERN founder and author of the book Awakening, shares her body of work and years of insight as a hypnotherapist, speaker, and midwife who provides support for people who have had close encounters and abductions.

Divorce mediator John Biancardi can settle a divorce in 8-10 hours. So why would anyone bother going through a costly litigated divorce anymore?

Vaccine educator Mary Tocco lays out the risks - and the outdated science - that underlie vaccination and vaccine theory.

Earthquake sensitive and author Cal Orey offers her perspectives on earthquake epicenters, the radiation scenario, and Japan's dilemma.

Geologist Jim Berkland explains how he has been able to predict earthquakes with an accuracy of over 75%, and tells us what happens to the magnetic fields of the Earth and the Moon prior to an earthquake.

Former guest Lyn Buchanan returns to discuss how controlled remote viewing can help Japan in this time of crisis. If you feel called to help, please contact us at (626) 398-8652.

Save Japan Dolphins team member Kyoko Tanaka gives us an insider's look at the state of Japan following the chain of disasters that has befallen the island nation.

When author P.M.H. Atwater had three near death experiences in 1977, she stepped into a budding realm of understanding that did not yet have a steward. Join us as we delve into the history of this fascinating field of research.

Our lack of scientific knowledge about climate change makes us vulnerable to accepting incorrect information. Dr. Tim Ball explains the geological, climatological, and historical data on glacier activity to help us separate fact from fiction.

Dr. Ann Louise Gittleman discusses her book Zapped and explains how we can fortify our bodies against electronic pollution, both outside and at home.

Planetary Partners founder Joe Noonan gives a poignant account of his experiences swimming with wild dolphins, and offers his perspectives on what these benevolent beings can teach us about ourselves.

Dr. Nicolas Scafetta from Duke University identifies problems in current climate computer modeling and explains the sun's role in the climate system.