Google Graveyard, Immortality Investment, SciFi Reality Check, The Pale Blue Dot, and Dr. Eric Pearl - Reconnective Healing and Solomon Speaks!

Listen Now Dr. Future Show 3.26.12

Internationally practicing healer Eric Pearl has  appeared on numerous television shows in the US and around the world, spoken by invitation at theUnited Nations, presented to a full house at Madison Square Garden, been interviewed in various publications including The New York Times, and most recently featured in the film, The Living Matrix.

As a doctor, Eric ran a highly successful chiropractic practice for 12 years until one day his patients began reporting that they felt his hands on them – even though he hadn’t physically touched them. Patients soon reported receiving miraculous healings from cancers, AIDS-related diseases, epilepsy, chronic fatigue syndrome, rheumatoid and osteoarthritis, birth disfigurements, cerebral palsy and other serious afflictions. All this occurred when Eric simply held his hands near them – and to this day, it continues.

Now, what’s interesting is that Dr. Pearl is now teaching what he calls “Reconnective Healing” where small groups of people can heal each other, where those involved are both  healer and patient.  He helps foster a state of awareness, a healing field of sympathetic resonance, if you will, where there is no hierarchy, just equality.  People then just ‘know’ what to do, and seems to be tapping into the group intelligence.  He considers this the future of healing and is something we’ll be discussing to some depth, along with some other rather cosmic insights and transmissions.

Dr. Future News - New nearby solar system discovered, Mars update,artificial liver advance,Nexus telepaths, Personal Archiving, and guest August O'Conner on your springtime backyard garden.

Listen Now to the Dr. Future Show 3.19.13

We just love the news that a new binary star system was disovered in our very own back yard, just 6.5 light years from our solar system, showing us that space is full of amazing surprises!  

And speaking of back yards, we interview August O’Conner, one of our local treasures in the gardening world, who shares with us all kinds of valuable tips in planting your spring garden this year.  We think you’ll enjoy her as much as we do..

SpaceX Hovers, SXSW, Infrared Solar power, Why Data Caps Suck, and HearPlanet - A new direction for audio infotainment

Listen now to Dr. Future Show 3.12.13

Many pundits have wondered about the direction radio will take, as the internet takes over AM/FM, and audio becomes more dynamic and interactive. Most of you have heard of music on demand services, like Pandora, or internet radio, like TuneIn (KSCO is on that app).  But have you heard of HearPlanet? Particulary useful while traveling, HearPlanet lets you hear about what’s happening around you, be it national monuments, small towns, or roadside attractions.  Several car media companies are looking at in dashboard incorporation of Hear Planet, describing it as a ‘professional tour guide’ at your fingertips.  

HearPlanet’s mission is to deliver audio content for all the world’s locations. More comprehensive than any museum audio-guide, HearPlanet covers the entire globe with audio, helping people discover, share and connect around places.”  

We interview Steve Echtman, founder of HearPlanet, during the second hour of today’s show, and who knows, perhaps some of you will be inspired enough to become professional virtual tour guides as a result of hearing this show.  Hear, hear, Planet!

Future Report - Yahoo Bans Telecommuting, Android sats, animal cyropreservation, Mars comet collision, 4D printed objects,Neanderthal Interbreeding. Special report on Privacy and Google Glass

Listen Now to Dr. Future Show 3.05.13 

We begin this week’s show on The Ethan Bearman show, discussing Yahoo’s controversial banning of telecommuting in their organization..

As the revolutionary Google Glass going public this month, with 1500 pair going out to the first batch of early adopters, we may have some new rules regarding use, particularly with regard to their ability to record everything the wearer sees and hears.   We discuss this controversial issue of privacy with Mark Buchanon, a local programmer who is developing related technologies, and Greg Panos, an augmented reality expert who has just attended the TED and BIL conferences in Long Beach, CA, where the new Google Glass was very much in evidence… An ill-fated yet hilarious dating  attempt demonstating the capabilities and potential pitfalls of the technology can be seen here.

Future Report NOW - Citizen senators, UAV Drone Home, New Mars Mission, Personal Mobile Cloud, The King and Me, Dave Blackburn

Listen Now Dr. Future Show 2.26.13

We really enjoyed hosting the show today, it had a nice flow to it. AP’s Liz Sidtodi’s suggestion of citizen congressmen and Senators entering politics for one term only, for the intention of crafting and passing solid legisation, and then leaving, is as she said, a “radically reaonable idea.”  

And Drones, should we let them free to roam American skies?  Not trivial, as basically, drones are airplanes, and as such can do most things airplanes do well - fast and easy transpo of people and goods, exploration and pleasure flying, and defensive/offensive immune system type roles in facing/creating threats.

And beyond the usual piloted airplane roles, drones, or more accurately UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles), can be very very small, as diminuative as hummingbirds and dragonflys.  What should the regs be for such craft?  Not exactly in the exising purvue of the Federal Aviation Administration….:oh no, Mr. Bill!  We did not drone on about UAVs, however,  <groan>  as there were other amazing stories this week  worthy of our attention :-)

One geek topic we explored is the creation of a personal mobile cloud and a home cloud.  What’s the main thing people run back into their burning houses to save, besides loved ones?  Often old photographs and family archives…our personal cherished memories. From a nerd pov, of course, these deeply emotional moments and milestones..i.e. weddings, birthdays, graduations, award ceremonies, the things we like to reflect on later, are basically, data.  Photographs have given way to computer files.

To discuss this we brought on one of our fav geeks, Mark Buchanon, a programmer working on such issues, and looked at Seagate’s breakthrough award-winning new gadget, the Wireless Plus, a small portable wifi hard drive!

We also spoke quite extensively about crowd-sourcing projects, and that how this year, 10% of Sundance films (17 movies), were crowd-funded by sites like Kickstarter and IndieGoGo.  And just this week, a Kickstarter-financed film won an Academy Award!  (‘Inocent,’ in the Short Documentary category).

We then spoke with tech visionary Dave Blackburn, who started a new IndieGogo project today, a documentary on a topic dear to his heart and that has figured prominently in his life, fast-pitched softball.  Dave had a rather special relationship with the sport, as you will hear.. 

Enjoy the show, and we’d love your comments and feedback!