Sages Shea Smith April 25-2018

Kate O’Neill is association professor of global environmental politics at UC Berkeley. She is currently working on a book about waste as a global resource but also a global risk.

Dr. O’Neill discusses the recent ban on US imports of waste into China, and how it will change recycling in the USA.

Erica McAlister, Senior Curator of Flies and Fleas at the Natural History Museum, London; and author of “The Secret Life of Flies,” discusses the benefits and risks of flies to the human population.

Jeanie Keltner talks with Dara Berger, parent of a vaccine-injured child and author of “How to Prevent Autism” about ways of preparing for pregnancy that reduce the chances of vaccine injury and about the contributions of the toxic environment to negative vaccine responses.

Join Katherine Porebski on SOS Radio with special guest Rip Esselstyn. New York Times Best Selling Author Rip will discuss vegan/plant based food to optimize health, the best way to lose weight (and maintain weight loss), dealing with chronic lifestyle diseases like heart disease, type 2 diabetes and obesity, and plant based fuel for athletic performance. Rip Esselstyn is the founder of Engine 2 Diet and a Healthy Eating Partner for Whole Foods Market. Rip’s New York Times #1 Bestselling Book is The Engine 2 Diet. Rip has appeared on Today, CBS Sunday Morning, Good Morning America, Dr. Oz and more.

Author of three books on vaccines, their myths and their dangers (Age of Autism, Vaccines 2.0, and Denial), Mark Blaxill is the father of a vaccine-injured child.

Tune in to this episode of SOS Radio to hear a conversation with Miyoko Shinner, CEO and Founder of Miyoko’s Kitchen. Miyoko wrote her first cookbook nearly 25 years ago. Her mission has been to entice people to a compassionate, plant-based diet through delicious food. Miyoko carries that message to people around the country through her books, talks, television shows and cooking demonstrations. We will be discussing how leading a compassionate life leads to happiness! You can find out more about Miyoko at miyokoskitchen.com!

On Wednesday, August 23rd I interview Allison Rivers-Samson about the Dairy Detox and the other coaching work she does. Allison Rivers Samson is a Self-care Coach who is passionate about empowering people to prioritize themselves jubilantly, create authentic happiness, and live their lives “on purpose.” Allison is an award-winning author of Comfortably Yum and The Dairy-Freedom Cookbook, Nia Black Belt instructor who transforms exercise into joyful movement, co-creator of The Dairy Detox, and mom.

Jeanie Keltner interviews Laura Hayes about vaccine risks and vaccine-related corruption.

SOS Radio interviews Dr. Joseph Keon, author of the award winning book “Whitewash”, which chronicles the disturbing truth about cow’s milk and our health. This is probably the most important interview I will do all year. Consuming dairy does NOT do a body good. Find out more at www.whitewashthebook.com. Thanks for listening!

Matthew Robinson et. al assessed the effects of three difference exercise modalities—High Intensity Interval Training, Resistance Training, and Combination Training—in young and older adults. While all enhanced insulin sensitivity, only HIIT and combined training improved aerobic capacity, associated with enhanced translation of mitochondrial proteins. HIIT effectively improved cardio-metabolic health parameters in aging adults into their 70s. The biggest response was among older adults who participated in HIIT; among the older adults, almost 400 genes improved function following three months of training.

SOS Radio-Keegan Kuhl-1st :Lani Muelrath-2nd

Keegan Kuhn is the co-producer and director of Cowspiracy. He has a new movie called “What the Health” which takes a deep look at the medical and pharmaceutical industries.

I also interview Lani Muelrath, author of “A Plant-Based Journey”. You can check out both of these guests on my KVMR Blog.

SOS Radio with Dr. Michael Gregor of NutritionFacts.org

SOS Radio With Dr. Michael Gregor of NutritionFacts.org

Anna Azvolinsky, PhD, molecular biology; Science and health journalist, life sciences industry consultant

Anna Azvolinsky discusses the effects of exercise on telomeres on Best of Health, October 14, 2016

Dr. Greg Bratman of Stanford University discusses his research on the effects on the brain of nature experiences.

Nature experience reduces rumination and subgenual prefrontal cortex activation.

Gregory Bratman, School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences

gbratman@stanford.edu

Krista Schlyer Mexico Border Wall January 27, 2017

Dr Charis E. Kubrin, professor of Criminology, Law and Society and the University of California, Irvine, discusses her research on immigration and its tendency to decrease crime in the community.

Dr. Megha Ramaswamy, Associate Professor of Preventive Medicine and Public Health, discusses her research on the positive effects of ethnic pride on previously jailed juveniles.

Dr Jeff Kane Nov 18 2015