Future News - Report on New Living Expo including clips of Danny Sheehan and Marianne Williamson, Hearing a Black Hole, an inciteful Smedley Butler moment , Electrically Modifying the Genome, Simple Efficient Portable Desalination System, Norm on Blue Ammonia Energy, Artificial Chlorophyll

Listen Now to Future News 5.10.2022

I must say we enjoyed perusing the New Living Expo this year, a real live conference with many friends and favorite luminaries in attendance, the first time since the pandemic. We share a few of our experiences there, including talks by Bruce Lipton, Danny Sheehan, Marianne Williamson, Laura Eisenhower, and others.

A special visit to the KSCO studios today by my brother Norm, who shares info on Blue Ammonia and other renewable energy resources.  We also look at electrically modifying the genome, breakthroughs in plastic recycling, desalination, and artifical chlorophyll.  Enjoy!

 

Future News Now - Life and Meteorites, Soldier Dolphins in Ukraine, Every Sperm is Sacred, Breakthrough Recycling of Plastics, Local Yeti Stories, Michael Rugg and the Big Foot Museum,

Listen Now to Future News Now 5.03.2022

We were all prepared to talk about the leaked Supreme Court document on the Roe vs Wade abortion issue this week, but fate and our callers skewed the show towards Bigfoot, including some local stories regarding contact with the creature(s), and the Felton Bigfoot museum.  And little did we know that the proprietor of the museum, Michael Rugg was listening, and called in with further stories and info about our strangest of locals.  Enjoy!

Michael Rugg in front of his Big Foot Museum in Felton, CA

Future News - Musk's Twitterverse and Free Speech, Mystery at Moss Landing, NASA probes update, Molecular Secrets of Carnivorous Plants

Listen Now to Future News 4.26.2022

Will Elon make Twitter a truly free speech platform? Is this even possible to do by a private company?  What exactly do we mean by ‘free speech?’  And what about his promise to open source the algorithm, eliminate bots, deal with hate speech?  We look more closely at these issues today, with our very interactive listeners.

Other news includes the issues of the Megabattery projecdt in Moss Landing, our local home for electrical power, the renewed probe budgets of NASA, and some new insights into the origins of carnivorous plants. Enjoy..

Future News & Commentary with special guest, 'Substance' on Neptune's cooling, Holodocs on call, Musk's modest proposal for Twitter, and UCSC's 'The Universe in Verse'

Listen Now to Future News and Commentary 4.19.200 with Substance

In the first hour we look at Neptune’s cooling trend, the arrival of ‘Holodocs,’ the Twitter controversy regarding Elon Musk’s potential buyout, the rise of EVTOL’s, drones for replanting forests after wildfires, and lots of phone calls. 

In the second hour we introduce Substance to you, the traveling creator of the podcast, “Lit Mystics,” and review some of the poetry and commentary at this year’s “Universe in Verse,” at UCSC, a celebration of science and nature through poetry and music, created and hosted by writer Maria Popova. 

We also delve into what we might do with 43 billion dollars, the amount Elon Musk is proposing to pay for buying Twitter. What would be the ultimate social application for all of us?  Food for thought. Enjoy!

Future News - Psyche Mission Update, Starlink in Ukraine Deployment, Viral Medley, Universe in a Verse, Why Monkeys Drink, ExtraGalactic Object Declassified

Listen Now to Future News 4.12.2022

Beyond our usual hard hitting news items of the Future, we have some rather endearing humous bits to share this week, including a medley of tunes about Covid by many musical talents scattered throughout the globe. This is truly a global experience, and we are now beginning to hear about it from our many voices. Also guaranteed to bring more than a smile to your face is our discussion of a study on monkeys who willingly eat fermented fruit for science. And most curious this week is the search for a crashed space rock, just  declassified after 8 years, that may  have orginiated from beyond our local galaxy! Enjoy..

Why do monkeys eat fermented fruit?