Lunar Radio Telescope Activated, Ocean Reefs Renewed with Sound, Plastic from Bananas, and KSCO Radio Engineers Richard B. Luther II, and Bill Graff on 5G Radio Frequency and Health

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After our scintillating future news segment we introduce you to KSCO’s radio engineer and ex-NASA scientist, Richard B. Luther II, who starts with a brief history of mobile radio communications, taking us from the early days of 100 lbs of electronics in the trunk to tomorrow’s 5G cellular networks.

Richard also tells us of a large number of studies done on the potential hazards of RF. To understand the potential interaction of radio frequencies with biology he makes the point that you need to track the frequency, power level, and duration of exposure. 

L-R Radio Engineers Richard B. Luther and Bill Graff discussing 5GKSCO’s other station engineer, Bill Graff, then joins the discussion to share his work and insights into RF, having worked with powerful radio transmitters for over 40 years on a daily basis. As you might imagine, we field quite a few calls, with many listeners very concerned about the potential negative health effects of the new 5G cellular networks.

Richard makes the very good point that the specific frequencies for U.S. 5G carriers have not as yet been settled, with AT&T proposing 39 Ghz, Verizon 28 Ghz, and T-Mobile rolling out with the well-known (and considered biologically safe) 600 Mhz band.

It’s still early in the game, but the debate for the future of mobile communication is on! And let us not forget that there are other options arising, should 5G prove to be too hazardous for our health. Take Project Starlink, for example… Enjoy!

Future News - Fitbit's Google Future Ascension, Hong Kong Freedom, Camilla Reese on Wifi and Health,Starlink Deploys, Cybertruck Debuts, China's Lunar Economic Zone, Sleep Deprivation Study, Ring Privacy Concerns, Thanksgiving History, Airships making a comeback

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Happy Thanksgiving and the beginning of the holiday season! We are in a fine mood today and offer you some great stories to enjoy, including an interview with Camilla Reese, the founder of ElectromagneticHealth.org, a U.S. education and advocacy organization focused on the health and environmental effects of electromagnetic fields. (something to be aware of as you install the latest gadgets in your home this holiday season).  

We also bring you up-to-date with the latest from Elon’s world, including Starlink, and the impregnable Cybertruck! (the one with the smashed windows:-).  And Airships, we love the new renaissance in airships that has begun! Enjoy..

Future News - More Power Shutoffs, NASA's new Partners, Amazon Pachamama Alliance update, Exploratorium Tour, Parker Probes the Sun, TransTech Download, Electric Mustang, TEDx Santa Cruz with Irene Tsouprake, review of "Unnatural Selection," a Netflix doc on Biohacking, Telemeres in Plants.

Listen Now to Future News 11.19.2019

What an amazing week for us, from the Amazonian focused Pachamama Alliance, exploring the Exploratorium, the Tranformational Technology gathering,  to the promises and dangers of biohacking in Netflix’s hard-hitting and poignant documentary, “Unnatural Selection.”

We also get the download on the latest about the upcoming Santa Cruz TEDx conference from the ebullient community-focused curator of the event, Irene Tsouprake. Enjoy!

Irene Tsouprake on next month’s TEDx Santa Cruz on The Dr. Future Show

Future News Now with Gabriel Cianfrani: Mercury Transits, Starlink glitters, Instagram Censor Protest, Snowden undoes Chinese Censorship, Santa Cruz and Psychedelics, Guest Alan Schaefer on improving Collaboration, Guest Mary Flodin on her eco-thriller novel, "Fruit of the Devil," Cosmic Joe on what's up in the Sky, Catnip Research, AI Discoveries from old research, Think hard and Burn Calories

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Wow, what a fun show this week! Besides some great stories, we have many amazing guests, including one of our favorite visiting co-hosts, Gabriel Cianfrani, visiting and escaping from the current freeze on the East Coast.

After the news, we speak with  Alan Schaefer, CEO/Founder of Banding People Together, who teaches groups and companies ways of improving collaboration from his experiences in leading a musical band. 

And in the second hour we have Mary Flodin, author of a new CliFi eco-thriller that takes place in our area, “Fruit of the Devil.” In case you are wondering, the fruit in question are strawberries, and as you listen to Mary, you’ll soon know why..

We also have a moment with Cosmic Joe, who shares with us info on the cosmic alignments currently happening in the sky (Venus, Jupiter, Saturn).  

And there is our catnip research report with Gabriel, who is a cat whisperer.  Do cats really get high from catnip? We explore the evidence, as we do with some new research suggesting that the act of thinking can burn a lot of calories! Enjoy..

L-R Dr.Future, Gabriel Cianfrani, Alan Schaefer, Mrs. Future

Exploring the Boundaries of the Heliosphere, Senate Bill wants Search Engines to Divulge Algorithms, Jeffery A. Martin on the Upcoming TransTech Conference, Frank Schwartz on New Wildfires and the latest on the Kincaide Fire, PG&E discussion, Rats Find Driving Relaxing.

Listen Now to Future News 11.05.2019

A series of reports have come in on the nature of the very boundaries of our solar system; we give you an update. We think you’ll also appreciate hearing about the tranformative technology conference coming up next week in Palo Alto, all about tech and people that plans to permanently move a billion people into a state of wellbeing and flourishing by 2030. We talk to the co-founder of the event, Dr. Jeffery Martin to find out how.

Also this week is a follow-up report from our firetracker, Frank Schwartz, on new wildfires, and the massive Kincaide Fire near Santa Rosa, and what we are learning from PG&E’s preventative blackouts and evacuation strategies.  And, after a rather serious discussion on this and related topics, we delve into some research on stress, where rats were trained to drive little cars. Their findings, male rats like to drive for relieving stress, go figure..Enjoy!