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DAMTT- Biggest Lie
Stacy shares the tale of getting her Texas license which involves the straight-out-of-central-casting Dept. of Public Safety in the town of Frederickburg. While Stacy’s husband was a wreck anticipating the process, Stacy eased in like a drawl and the process went down like sweet tea! What’s the difference between a Farmer’s Market and a Maker’s Market? See if you agree. Speaking of makers, Eric ventured to the new Maker’s Lab at the Tacoma Public Library to create a masterpiece of modern engineering; the process is ongoing and involves a free Hoover vacuum. Continuing to tick off items...
Informed Life Radio 04-03-26 Hands Off My Food
Sina McCullough, PhD, explains how government policy, corporate influence, and regulatory loopholes have reshaped the food supply and what that means for your health and freedom. Drawing from her own health crisis and research, she lays out practical ways to reclaim control over what you eat and make informed choices. References: Hands Off My Food, with forward by Dr. Eric Berg - https://amzn.to/4sxHYGu - Amazon affiliate link Beyond Labels: A Doctor and a Farmer Conquer Food Confusion One Bite at a Time, with co-author Joel Salatin - https://amzn.to/3PqPkwQ - Amazon affiliate link Disclaimer: Informed...
Meandering Musings with Neil Peterson ep 133 Stay In Motion
A delayed flight turns into an 18-hour journey filled with rerouted plans, a last-minute ferry, a four-state drive, and a blizzard closing in. In this episode, Neil Peterson reflects on how quickly certainty disappears—and why choosing motion over waiting can change everything. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org
Urban Forum NW 04-01-26
Thursday, April 2 on Urban Forum Northwest: *Representative Sharon Tomiko Santos (D)-37th LD is the first Japanese-American woman to serve in a state legislature on the mainland. She serves on the Education; Finance; Insurance, Financial Services & Consumer Protection; and Rules committees. She comments on the short session that adjourned two weeks ago. *Bishop Reginald (Reggie) Witherspoon Sr., Senior Pastor, Mount Calvary Christian Center COGIC, he is known a trailblazer in Kingdom leadership, a champion for the marginalized, and voice of wisdom and reconciliation. He provides an update of the progress of their new Church in Kent. Hayward Evans, Co...
The Loretta Brown Show - 04-02-26 - How to Meditate Without Even Trying
Today, Loretta welcomes Peter Russell who is a world-renowned consciousness teacher, author, and pioneer in integrating science and spirituality. With more than fifty years of experience teaching meditation and exploring the nature of the mind, Peter has become a leading voice in understanding human consciousness and awakening. He is the author of twelve books, including From Science to God, Letting Go of Nothing, and his newest release, How to Meditate Without Even Trying, which offers a refreshing and accessible approach to meditation rooted in ease, allowing, and presence. His work emphasizes that the greatest challenge of our time is freeing...
Voices of Experience - 04-01-26 - Play Ball!!!
Play Ball---The Seattle Mariners & Tacoma Rainiers
Staying Power 04-01-26 Fooling Ourselves
Episode 116: Fooling Ourselves On April Fool’s Day, we’re surrounded by jokes, pranks, and playful deception. But what does it actually mean to be “foolish”? In this episode of Staying Power, Ashley and JD take a deeper look at foolishness — not as a punchline, but as a human tendency rooted in bias, emotion, overconfidence, and misperception. Drawing from psychology, behavioral economics, and philosophy, they explore how we all “fool ourselves” at times — and how recognizing those patterns can actually lead to greater wisdom, humility, and growth. Because being foolish isn’t the opposite of being smart. It’s part of being human.
Talk Cosmos 03-29-26 US 2nd Government
Join Talk Cosmos | Sunday, March 29 | 1–2 p.m. PDT about the "US 2nd Government" — What does astrology reveal about this powerful moment for America? Most people know July 4, 1776 as the birth of the United States — but that's only part of the story. The Revolutionary War began in 1775, ended in 1781, and was officially concluded with the Treaty of Paris in 1783. The first US government under the Articles of Confederation struggled to survive. So the founders built something stronger. On September 17, 1787 a new Constitution was drafted. Ratified in 1789 with a Bill of Rights protecting individual freedoms. And on March 4, 1789 — Congress convened in New York, el...
Why Men Withdraw: Redefining Masculinity and Healing After Relationship Crisis
In this episode, Glen Gilbert sits down with Trey Tucker, founder of Rugged Counseling, to unpack the complex intersection of masculinity and emotional health. Tucker, a therapist and coach with a background in corporate leadership and athletics, shares his "no-fluff" approach to helping men navigate the aftermath of divorce and betrayal. The conversation dives deep into why men often instinctively withdraw or isolate during relationship crises, exploring how biological "fight or flight" responses and cultural expectations—like the pressure to "swallow" emotions—can lead to a breakdown in connection. Tucker argues that while being action-oriented is a masculine strength, it must...
Informed Life Radio 03-27-26 The State of Informed Consent
News from the front lines of informed consent. Do people know enough about the pesticides they use everyday and that are sprayed on crops? Do patients know enough about prescription drugs or vaccines? Did any citizen consent to having the skies above sprayed with heavy metals that rain upon their land and children? Bernadette Pajer returns to tell us about legislative efforts seeking to secure informed consent in many aspect of our lives.
DAMTT 03-27-26 The Modern Times of Buc-ee’s, Tea Brack, and K-Pop
Stacy isn’t the only one that lives far away, it turns out there’s DAMTT listeners all over the country (and world)! But how many of them have experienced Buc-ee’s? Stacy and her husband made the pilgrimage and as promised, it’s a lot, from “Beaver Chips” to brisket and bathing suits, Buc-ee’s delivers. Eric had a less in-your-face time celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with tea brack and colcannon. He also has FSA money to spend so let the loophole search on how to spend it best begin. Eric’s Cultural Blindspot of the week is on the AFI 100 lis...
Meandering Musings with Neil Peterson ep 132 Late to the Chamber
Neil attends his first chamber music concert at age eighty—and finds himself unexpectedly moved. From the quiet reverence of the hall to the timeless sweep of music by Bach, Beethoven, and beyond, he reflects on stillness, curiosity, and discovering new worlds late in life. A gentle, insightful meditation on stepping into the unfamiliar and letting it change you. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org