Gun Control, Gun Violence & Right to Carry
While the Supreme Court, for now at least, has re-affirmed an individual’s right under the Second Amendment to bear arms, what are we to make of local and state gun laws
Guns and the Second Amendment
The US Supreme Court recently handed down decisions that the Second Amendment does in fact give individual citizens the constitutional right to bear arms.
TV and Its Impact on Society and Our Kids
Hank Moore and others discuss the influence of television on children. They provide TV watching statistics and suggestions for the future.
Natural Nutrients: Innovative Alternative Ways to Be Healthy
Studies show that taking the right natural nutrients and supplements can increase your health, stamina, slow down aging and contribute to overall better health.
General Wellness Solutions: Choose Wellness, Not Just Healthcare
Wellness means making life choices in your diet, exercise and how you care for yourself. Applying general wellness solutions can prevent diseases and slow down the signs of aging.
Nutrition Part 2: Eating Our Way to Better Health
T. Colin Campbell, Ph.D. discusses what we should eat, shouldn't eat and the vegan benefits to health in a fast-food nation.
Nutrition Part 1: Research Surrounding Vegan Benefits to Health
In Part One of the two-part series on science and health with T. Colin Campbell, PhD., Campbell discusses his findings on what science is actually saying about health and nutrition and vegan benefits to health.
Brain Health, Aging, and Alzheimer’s
Brain health and Alzheimer's are growing concern with the increased life spans of the modern world. This episode focuses on this issue.
Taxpayer Funding and Women’s Reproductive Rights
The present system of funding for contraception and abortion, especially for lower income women, is under increased scrutiny and controversy as the supposed funding for abortions at taxpayer expense comes under fire.
How to Create Effective Nonprofit Boards: The Necessity of Governance and Leadership
Dr. Richard Leblanc, award-winning Associate Professor of Law, Corporate Governance and Ethics at York University in Toronto, shared his insights from his unique research in the boardroom and from the hundreds of interviews he has conducted with sitting board members.