Ideas Worth Trying

Today we talk about rites of passage in our society...and have we lost it?  What are some rites of passage in your culture?

On todays episode I share my top 5 places I go to get a better understanding of the markets. https://www.georgegammon.com/ https://goldsilver.com/ https://home.solari.com/ https://www.patrickbetdavid.com/ https://stansberryresearch.com/

For the people who are still asking who Uncle Klaus is...

Today we talk about the unconscious mind.

This episode is a session with our first guest Jay and your co-host Ilias. We are both crossfitter and spoke about the benefits of physical activity aka sport. Jay's input on the W-questions was quiet enriching for me and I hope for you as well. Enjoy the show and stay tuned. 

The Sustainable Development Goals are the blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all.  They address the global challenges we face, including poverty, inequality, climate change, environmental degradation, peace and justice.  Learn more… https://sdgs.un.org/goals An Idea Worth Trying is do they have another, alternative meaning?

Today we discuss hard skills, soft skills or some call it human skills...enjoy. 

Today I take a look at three great resources that I use for tips and tricks on helping me live a more sustainable and eco friendly life. Maybe it might help you. The first is Kailash eco village, when in 2007 Ole and Maitri Ersson bought the rundown Cabana apartment complex in the city and turned the paved parking space into what it is today which is a huge permaculture co-living space and urban food forest. The Kailash Ecovillage has 55 residents who all help farm where there was once pavement, grass, a swimming pool, and an overgrown weed patch. https://www.kailashecovillage.org/ the second is The EcoVillage at Ithaca, which was established in 1991 and has become a mature communal village with three neighbourhoods developed on 10% of the land with 90% of the land devoted to farmland and natural areas. https://ecovillageithaca.org/ And lastly we have Rob Greenfield, who believes that our actions really do matter and that as individuals, and communities we have the power to improve the world around us. Rob donates 100% of his media earnings to grassroots nonprofits and has committed to living simply and responsibly for life. https://www.robgreenfield.org/

Today we chat about social media and some of the issues faced in our community.

I believe it is a topic worth looking into more...an idea worth trying.

Today I saw a message from Army Major Stephen Chledowski that may be of interest to you.

Today Ilias and I discuss some books we have read and how we challenge ourselves everyday.

Today I catch up with Ilias after some time away from the set.

Have you seen the rising issues people are having with their hearts? Today I look at a few articles.

Steve Kirsch has offered millions to members of the FDA, CDC outside committees who approve vaccines...to talk about evidence that shows that vaccines are unsafe and the federal agencies that they work for are corrupt.  Now he has asked them to name their price - is this the only way to try hold them accountable?  I check out one of Steve's articles today on Substack.com

I have been following the work of Dr Shankara Chetty from South Africa for a while now. I have been interested in his recent analysis and his ongoing treatment of COVID-19.  You can find more here - drchetty(dot)net Following numerous requests for information regarding the treatment of COVID-19, he set up this website with information people can share and discuss with their Doctor...there are a few forms available if needed. You may find the information on the website useful, and the analysis from a recent panel discussion very interesting also. Ideas Worth Trying

Today I talk about the topic of Mass Formation which I heard about from a video discussion presented by Dr Mattias Desmet.

An idea worth trying I believe is to read this book by Vandana Shiva where she argues that the one percents single-minded pursuit of profit is a monster that is bulldozing and destroying diversity and threatening our human capacity for solidarity and compassion. 

In this episode I tell a story about our last trip to East Africa, where we went on a safari.

Today I share some stories with you about smartphone use.  I discuss some articles that I have read recently...eg that in the UK since 2007 there has been a 35% increase in short sightedness cases and this is expected to rise to 55% in the next decade. In the city of Augsburg, Germany they have installed traffic lights on the pavement. And in Australia, they are testing special cameras to catch texting drivers - in a trial they caught 420 people in a 12 hr period. I also share a few tips on how you can reduce your time on the screen - Ideas Worth Trying Stay safe.