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The Journey 8 with Rev. Judy Hosner and special new cohost Rev Ellen, and Music from CD, Awake My Soul by WILL OF TITUS
The Impossible Truth with Orly Benny Davis and special guest Gerald O'Donnell
From Shelter Dog to Service Dog with Janice Wolfe
Matt Bracken was born in Baltimore, Maryland in 1957 and graduated from the University of Virginia in 1979 with a degree in Russian Studies. He was commissioned in the US Navy through the NROTC program at UVA, and then graduated from Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL training class 105 in Coronado California. He served on east coast UDT and SEAL teams, taking a Naval Special Warfare detachment to Beirut in 1983. Mr. Bracken left active duty after Lebanon, upon completion of his obligated military service, but he remained in an active reserve status through the remainder of the 1980s.
David Spangler, MCS is a visionary, author and spiritual teacher, and Lorian priest. A lecturer and teacher since 1964, David has written numerous books which include: The Call, Everyday Miracles, Blessing: The Art and the Practice, Manifestation: Creating the Life You Love and Incarnational Spirituality.
LARRY PINKNEY - Veteran Black Panther and founder of Black Activist Writers Guild speaks about his life and activism.
Black Panther: Obama is a war criminal - YouTube Video
Dr Lana and David Love interview author and intuitive counselor Elizabeth Joyce. Elizabeth is psychic, identical twin, spiritual healer, psychic reader, educator, columnist, astrologer, counselor, medium, clairvoyant, dream interpreter, author, traveler, intuitive, workshop facilitator, writer, and producer. She is also the talk show host of "Let's Find Out" on the BBS Radio Network.
Kevin Annett and Alexandra Meadors review and provide a detailed account of an investigation in 2011 and 2012 in Brantford, Ontario with the purpose to uncover forensic evidence of children buried at the oldest Indian residential school in Canada. This school was established by The Crown and The State in 1832 and unfortunately was not shut down until 1970. In approximately 140 years, over 50,000 children are still missing.
