Interviews - Committee to Re-open Santa Cruz and their controversial agenda

Listen Now to the Committee to Re-open Santa Cruz

The Natives are getting quite restless in our little California beach town, evidenced by beach demonstrations.

Ellie Black

Our beach protests are very Santa Cruz.  No tear gas or rocks being thrown, just beach towels and sun seekers on the sand absorbing a few rays with placards on sticks protesting the beach closures.   We speak with three members of the Committee to Re-open Santa Cruz to see what gives, and if you watch the video on our links page, we also speak with the police tasked with watching these known ‘trouble makers.’Etienne de la Bootie2

There are many call-ins for today’s show from our ecletic listeners, as we grapple with Covid-19 fever of being cooped up, theories of a PLANdemic, Intergenerational Organized Crime at the highest levels of civilization, medical emergencies vs. constitutional rights, Wall St. vs Main St bailouts, and the vaccine strategy.  Our guests are David Rodriguez, Etienne de la Bootie2, and Ellie Black.

Dave Rodrigeuz at the protest at Cowell Beach

Future News - Big Week for Crew Dragon, See AWE 2020 from Home,New Sims of Dino Extinction Asteroid, Inside a Fly's Brain, Lickable Screens, Virus Update

Listen Now to Future News 5.26.2020

Naturally we talk about Crew Dragon, the return of launching human carrying spaceships from U.S. soil. A big week for America and Space-X! But did you know that the newly minted Space Force is also involved with these week’s launch?  We have Greg Panos tell us about this week’s big VR/AR conference, AWE2020, with hundreds of speakers, all speaking from their homes. Usually at a big convention center in Silicon Valley, this year’s event is being organized from homes around the world.

Plus new detailed simulations of the dinosaur extinction asteroid, inside the brain of a fly, lickable screens, and a virus update from Bobby Wilder. Enjoy!

Interview - Filmmaker Brett Leonard on the Covid Virtualization of Hollywood

Listen Now to Brett Leonard

Our guest is Brett Leonard, Hollywood film director, producer and music video director specializing in the science fiction and horror genres. A few of his films such as The Lawnmower Man (1992) and Virtuosity (1995) feature groundbreaking computer animation and visual effects. The Lawnmower Man is considered the first, seminal film to feature “virtual reality” as a cautionary tale becoming the number one commercially successful independent film of 1992

Brett Leonard tells us how the entertainment industry is being impacted by Covid-19, and his work in creating a safe secure alternative film-making environments. There is an inflection point of change right now, of what human work and intimacy means as we go more and more into cyberspace.

We have an opportunity to redefine who we are, of how we can create a more perfect union, and define the next chapter of the story of America, freedom and the world.  Brett speaks of world building, creating a virtual uptopia rather than a Skynet dystopia with our technology, and it is a great time for personal contemplation, with media  as a reflection to us of our own consciousness. Enjoy!

Future News - Space Force's latest mission, evidence of a parallel universe where time travels the other way, HR-6666 and contact tracing

Listen Now to Future News 5.19.20

We are starting to have some ‘normal’ Dr. Future news this week, such as evidence of a parallel universe where time travels backwards, and a Space Force experiment of the wireless transmission of power. We also explore Covid News, such as the biogenetic engineering of Moderna for a new kind of vaccine, organic zinc ionophores, and the new Big Brother bill contact tracing in Congress, HR-6666..yes..

Dr.Mrs. Future Show - Issues of informed consent, defying authority, Gates Control, viral load exposure, safety and efficacy of Covid vaccines, Economy vs Health, dangers of masks, helpful vasodilation agents

Listen Now to Dr. Mrs. Future Show 5.12.2020

The natives are restless as we continue the lockdown in California. Non-stop callers today covering the gamut of our current crisis. One of the big issues this week is getting back to work and what does that actually look like?  And how much death and suffering is caused by slowing the economy so drastically? Looking at such cost/benefit decisions is different for different callers, and we fielded quite a range.  

Callers were also very concerned about the erosion of constitutional and human rights during this health crisis, and what we can do about that.  And medically, we discussed a number of preventative health measures worth knowing, including vasodialation for preventing damage to one’s organs by Covid-19. Also, with our science correspondent Bobby Wilder, we discuss what’s up with the banning of certain popular spokespersons promulgating alternate points of view on the crisis, like Dr. Judy Mikovits.  The pond is beginning to boil as we start to reboot the economy.