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Mystery of the Geometric Universe

Premiers Monday, 28 October – We have explored ancient views on the harmony of geometric solids. Now, as we dig deeper into the science that confirms the geometric nature of our universe, we find that the most abundant elements have the most harmonious structures. David Wilcock explains the work of the scientists who have made these amazing discoveries.

Halloween in Salem

Premiers Monday, 28 October Salem, Massachusetts has a booming population of witches and Halloween is their favorite time of year. Fortunately for them, many things have changed since the infamous witch trials of 1692. High Priestess of the Raven Moon coven, Leanne Marrama dispels several misconceptions and brings to light the life and practices of a modern witch in this interview with George Noory.

The New Future of Art and Science

Premiers Tuesday, 29 October – Since time immemorial, art has the pervasive power to influence attitudes and opinions on a grand scale. In more recent times, science has come forward as the primary architect of the world we now live. John Petersen and Carter Cleveland join Daniel Pinchbeck to explain how the collusion of art and science can inspire mankind’s coming of age.

Sacred Architecture of the Universe

Premiers Tuesday, 29 October – Looking up into the night sky, we can easily be overwhelmed by the cosmological wonders that stretch out before us. Little do many of us realize, that these infinite wonders are reflected by the lives we live. A.T. Mann has studied our intricate connection with the cosmos and explains how astrology reveals that we are inextricably intertwined with the sacred architecture of the universe in this interview with Regina Meredith.

Detoxifying Your Home

Premiers Wednesday, 30 October – Carpet, paint and upholstery: These things may be essential elements of any home, but they can also be the root causes of a myriad of health issues. Mike Adams and Dr. Ed Group, DC, investigate the dangers associated with recycled air, dust mites, VOCs, mold and more, and give practical solutions to safely mitigate these common household problems.

Fierce Environmentalism

Premiers Thursday, 31 October – What does it mean to be an environmentalist? Director and writer Mark Kitchell answers that question in his award-winning film A Fierce Green Fire. His moving documentary is an account of the largest movement of the 20th century: the environmental movement. Bringing together the major elements of environmentalism, Kitchell’s aim is to connect us all to the environment on a personal, national and global level, focusing on activism and a fight for the future of humanity. Here he discusses his passion and his work with host Lisa Garr.

Remote Control

Premiers Friday, 31 October – More than 95% of our reality cannot be seen with our eyes and anyone who gains access to that information would have a serious advantage. However, a secret this big cannot remain hidden for long. Regina Meredith explores the truth of Remote Viewing with Jim Channon and Ed Dames who have devoted their lives to training people how to see beyond time and space.

Encounters

Premiers Friday, 31 October – Outrageous tales of strange beings abducting humans have reached far and wide. It would be easy to pass off these accounts as mere fantasy if they were not so similar. Though the encounters may be frightening, Regina Meredith offers evidence from two cases, Travis Walton and Kim Carlsberg, suggesting the alien beings may not be malicious, after all.

Mars and Venus at Work

Premiers Friday, 1 November – When John Gray wrote Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus, he explored the differences between men and women in relationships. Now, he applies this philosophy to the workplace, examining the needs and communication styles of women and men. In this interview with Lilou Macé, he explains his hopes of inspiring people to create working environments where everyone can be successful in their own unique ways.