Senator Michael D. Brown, a Shadow Senator from the District of Columbia in Washington, D.C. is our returning guest this week!  As a 'Shadow Senator', Brown receives no pay from the government, receives no budget from the government, and cannot vote on matters before the Senate. While he does not have an office in the United States Senate, the Government of the District provides the position with an office.

The Veterans News Hour with David Cory and Richard Hurley

​Information includes: A message to VA's workforce from Acting Secretary Robert Wilkie and "Prescribed To Death" opioid memorial raises awareness of prescription drug crisis

Think all women march in lock step? 
Look at these quotes from women in the news this week: 

Launching "The Meaning of Your Many Lives" Galactic Violet Ray Essences and Oils - support for past life review and meaning

A NEW UPDATE FROM ALEXANDRA!

Connecting the dots… Alexandra reviews global events from a galactic perspective to help understand and make sense of various phenomena and happenings around the world.

BIG Spike in the Schumann Resonance / The measurable frequency of planet earth! 

The True History with Tara Green and Rama Arjuna and guests

Connect The Dots with Tom Edison

As You Wish Talk Radio with James Gilliland taking caller questions

Johnny Blue Star, producer and cohost of Inalienable and Free joins his co-host, Hugo Rodier, an integrative physician with a common concern for the political health of the citizens of the U.S.- discuss the peace initiatives begun by North Korea- with growing signs of a -unification- theme also presented to the North. As a result, the Olympics have begun presentation in earnest, a military hotline opened and Korean families from both sides may soon meet with each other.

Johnny Blue Star, producer and cohost of Inalienable and Free joins his co-host, Hugo Rodier, M. D. to discuss the aftermath of the Sh’hole comments and the growing discontent with the atmosphere of our elected official in the highest office. We discuss the brilliant but sad commentary by Jon Rappoport on the comment, which casts a shadow on the style and effect of American imperialism compromising the future of monetarily poor but often resource-rich countries who open the door to American -generosity-.