C2C-AM...... researcher in non-local consciousness and futurist Stephan Schwartz talked about major trends that face us today, as well as what remote viewers saw when they looked at the year 2050. The 2016 election, he declared, was decided on four "mega-trends" that no one talked about: being born white will no longer confirm privilege; being born male will no longer bestow dominance; Western European and North American culture values will no longer be the determinant on how the world runs; and we are witnessing a transfer of real power from the nation state to the virtual corporate state. Racial issues have been inflamed in the US, and this is because America is becoming a majority minority country-- the majority will be non-white by 2040, he noted. On the horizon, he foresees the end of antibiotic medicines (being replacing by genetic engineering), and DNA alterations to prevent diseases in unborn children (probably only an option for the wealthy though). Looking toward 2050, viewers saw that America still maintains its three branches of government but real power has been transferred to local regions and virtual corporate entities. People will be traveling less by air in 2050 because of pollution, he reported, and meeting others more in virtual spaces. There will be massive economic changes as a result of climate change and migration, he added. Schwartz also proposed that people can alter the course of history when faced with daily choices, simply by selecting the most compassionate and life affirming option available to them.
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Second Half: Johnny Frank Garrett, a 17-year-old psychologically challenged boy was arrested, convicted and ultimately executed for the Halloween night rape, mutilation and murder of a nun while she slept in her room at the Convent. Sixteen years after Garrett's execution new evidence has emerged proving they executed the wrong man. Filmmaker Jesse Quackenbush has chronicled this story in a new documentary.
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Moving Into Space/ Humans and Emerging Technology Monday - July 17
First half: Chris Impey is a University Distinguished Professor of Astronomy and Associate Dean in the College of Science at the University of Arizona. His research interests are observational cosmology, gravitational lensing, and the evolution and structure of galaxies. He will describe how humans will soon thrive in the vast universe beyond Earth.
Second half: Professor in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at the University of Virginia, Rosalyn Berne is an expert in the social and ethical implications of newly developed and emerging technologies. She will discuss the frontiers in synthetic biology, nanotechnology, reproductive technologies and what these may mean with human life and our relationship with one another and the Earth. She will also update her work on communication between humans and animals.
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Bermuda Triangle Theories/ Psychology of Hauntings Wednesday -
First half: Experts in mysteries of the unknown including UFOs, psychic phenomenon and synchronicities, Rob MacGregor and Bruce Gernon (a pilot who has witnessed some strange occurrences) will discuss how events in the Bermuda Triangle resemble circumstances surrounding the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 and its possible connection with electronic fog, inter-dimensional portals, and UFOs.
Second half: Professor of psychology and TV host of Paranormal Profilers, Dr. Peter Sacco will discuss his work both in psychology and parapsychology. He will share stories from his interest in the paranormal which includes ghost investigations and many stories of hauntings and poltergeists as well as his work with cognitive behavioral therapy using principles from the law of attraction.
Global Economic Shift/ Destruction of Ancient Civlizations Thursday - First half: ‘’V’’, the Guerrilla Economist has worked for some of the top commodity trading firms and Investment Banks. He will cover the end of the dollar and how the global economic paradigm is shifting to Asia.
Second half: Tenured faculty member at Boston University, Robert M. Schoch, Ph.D., earned his doctorate in geology and geophysics at Yale University in 1983. He will discuss new research and evidence that the Sphinx is thousands of years older than previously thought. He will also update his work on how coronal mass ejections triggering volcanic activity, earthquakes, fires, and massive floods and destroyed ancient civilizations
Spirit Communications/ Friday -
Earthbound spirit communicator, Mary Ann Winkowski, will discuss a variety of topics including negative energy, curses, and spirits. Mary Ann will explain what goes on with spirits that have crossed over in dreams, and their destinies. Followed by Open Lines in the latter half.
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Second Half: Johnny Frank Garrett, a 17-year-old psychologically challenged boy was arrested, convicted and ultimately executed for the Halloween night rape, mutilation and murder of a nun while she slept in her room at the Convent. Sixteen years after Garrett's execution new evidence has emerged proving they executed the wrong man. Filmmaker Jesse Quackenbush has chronicled this story in a new documentary.
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