John continues the interview with George on the practice of Re-evaluation counseling.
More on healing from the damage of the past
January 26th, 2012Listening out the pain of the past
January 12th, 2012John interviews George about his means of staying the genius that he is. George describes the listening practice he has been involved in for years, Reevaluation Counseling.
Solar power from the moon:Yes, really.
January 5th, 2012George interviews David Criswell, retired Professor of Physics at the University of Houston and former director of the Institute for Space Systems Operations there, about the possibility of beaming back microwave power from the moon to provide for every person on the planet electricity at the same levels as presently used in the US. A practical solution for the energy needs of humanity for the indefinite future that won’t pollute the planet or destabilize the atmosphere, at a cost of about the US military budget for one year.
Circumcision and other matters
December 15th, 2011George makes the case against circumcising boys.
Greg Palast on vulture capitalism
December 8th, 2011George interviews Greg Palast about his new book, Vultures Picnic:In Pursuit of Petroleum Pigs, Power Pirates, and High Finance Carnivores. Greg fills in the details on BP’s role in oil spills from the Exxon Valdez in Alaska to blowouts in the Caspian Sea.
Passing on the pain
October 20th, 2011Corporal Punishment as experienced by children
October 20th, 2011Occupy Houston!
October 13th, 2011John and George discuss the Occupy Houston movement, on the first day of the occupation, the political corruption in Texas and elsewhere that it is protesting, and the possibilities for the movement in the long run to transform our society.
Sense and nonsense about climate change
September 1st, 2011George and John discuss the attack on the science that led the UN appointed Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change to conclude that the warming observed is caused by human activity, as part of a broader attack on science itself as a way of knowing reality.
What would peace in Israel/Palestine look like?
August 31st, 2011George interviews Gershon Baskin, an American Jew who emigrated to Israel in 1978, lived in an Arab village for two years, and founded the Israel Palestine Center for Research and Information 25 years ago, to look for a practical resolution of the conflict. He speaks to the significance of the massive protests to the privatization of social services and lack of middle class jobs in Israel, the lack of will on the part of Israeli administrations, Netanyahu’s particularly, to resolve the conflict, and paints a picture of what life could be like there if peace were achieved.


