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FROM 2013: In this week’s special documentary episode of the podcast, we explore the life and legend of Lee Harvey Oswald. Was he a poor, disgruntled loner or an overachieving marine? A presidential assassin or a sheep-dipped patsy? Find out in this week’s edition of The Corbett Report.
David L. Smith of the Geneva Business Insider blog joins us once again for our monthly conversation on economics, finance and politics. This month we tackle the life and legacy of Nelson Mandela, the latest in the Eupocalypse with the latest abysmal stats out of France, and a new Swiss initiative to provide every Swiss citizen a guaranteed basic income.
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On this edition of Questions For Corbett, James rolls up his sleeve and answers your burning questions, from Arafat’s polonium poisoning to land ownership to KAL 007, JP Morgan, predictive programming and everyone’s burning question: who is the British woman who introduces the podcast? |
Author and practicing clinical psychologist Dr. Bruce Levine of BruceLevine.net joins us today to discuss the DSM-5, the latest edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM) published by the American Psychiatric Association. We address concerns about the DSM’s scientific credibility and detail the DSM task force’s conflicts of interest in their to the pharmaceutical industry.
On today’s episode James Corbett joins Pearse Redmond of Porkins Policy Review to discuss the notion of blowback as it exists in the current war on terror narrative. We examine how it has evolved since 9/11 into a catch all phrase to mask much of the reality of the war on terror.
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