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Pick Your Pieces – #SolutionsWatch

Do you feel helpless? Powerless? Unable to achieve your goals? Is that because you are a weak, powerless, helpless good-for-nothing? Or because you have become stuck in a narrative frame that tells you that you are weak, powerless and helpless? And, if the latter, how do you rewire your cognitive circuitry to break you out of that habit of thinking? Joining us today to discuss his answer to these questions and other insights from his new book, Pick Your Pieces – Some Thoughts to Think About, is Joe Plummer of JoePlummer.com.

The Anarchy of Language

Aug 2, 2015 | Videos

No apostrophes? Misplaced commas? Starting a sentence with a conjunction? Whatever shall we do?! Join James in today’s Thought for the Day as he ponders the miracle of communication, explores the anarchy of language, and celebrates the beauty of spontaneous order.

Israeli Hack, Royal Nazis, Greek Barter – New World Next Week

Aug 1, 2015 | Videos

Interview 1067 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato

Aug 1, 2015 | Interviews

This week on the New World Next Week: Israelis arrested in JPMorgan hacking case as gov tries to implicate Russia; royal Nazi past comes out in leaked video; and the Greeks circumvent the euro with barter.

What is the alternative media?

Jul 31, 2015 | Videos

On July 7, 2015, James Corbett was asked to present to a course on alternative media in the International Relations department of Japan’s prestigious Ritsumeikan University. The lecture covers how James came to start The Corbett Report, the technology that has enabled the alternative media revolution, and the promises and perils of that revolution.

Interview 1066 – Financial Survival: Free Speech Isn’t Free

Jul 30, 2015 | Interviews

On this week’s edition of Financial Survival James and Alfred discuss free speech (or lack thereof) in Canada, and whether the US will be far behind with hate speech laws and censorship. Also on the table for discussion: gold market manipulation, the global government agenda and whether the Chinese would make good stewards of the global economy.