Wed, 30 August 2017
Jason welcomes income property investor Andrew Baker back to the show to chat about historical data, the future and all things financial. Capitalism is the economic driver in the US and it affords Americans with freedoms and abundances rarely available in other nations. It has allowed the sharing economy to blossom, cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin to exist and the blockchain algorithm to reinvent financial transactions. But, the government is vying to control the money supply. As history shows us again and again, investors should never bet against the Fed and should invest in the most historically proven asset class, the single family home. Key Takeaways: [03:55] The human brain is a cognitive miser. [07:18] Examples of why good RV ratios are essential when buying income properties. [16:10] The US truly is a land of abundance and we should appreciate our standard of living. [20:51] Jason plays a Mark Steyn clip from his book After America. [25:06] Jason comments on the clips reference to the European lifestyle as compared to a US lifestyle. [33:01] The ‘Thought Police’ include companies such as Google, Airbnb, Facebook and big media outlets. [37:44] The sharing economy is taking all the unused resources and putting them to work. [43:44] Governments and central banks will never give up control of international money supply. [47:17] Geography is less important than it has ever been in at any other time in human history. Website: |
Fri, 25 August 2017
Today's Flash Back Friday takes us back to Episode 77 from February 2012. Astrologer Linda Schurman feels 2012 is going to be a rough year for all people around the world due to physical and psychological conditions and events, based on a number of configurations. Join Jason Hartman as he interviews Linda, editor and publisher of Soothesayer newsletter and author of What Next? A Survival Guide to the 21st Century, about her predictions for the year and beyond. Linda discusses government overreach with the National Defense Authorization Act, SOPA, and PIPA, our outrageous national debt that is owed to so many countries around the world, the involvement of major financial institutions in governments worldwide, such as Goldman Sachs, the systematic retraction of our constitutional rights, current and upcoming unemployment figures, the demise of the dollar, and a lengthy depression. She also touches on climatic extremes and an increase in earthquakes and volcanic activity around the world, as well as the possibility for a real water crisis. For more details, listen at: www.HolisticSurvival.com. Jason and Linda also talk about the distinct differences in commodity investments, such as precious metals and real estate versus derivatives and hedge funds, the inevitable encroachment of inflation with the printing presses running overtime, spewing out more and more worthless bills, and the effect of the government’s reaction to our economic crisis. Linda feels that the states will begin taking over legal matters, reinstating state rights. Linda expresses concern about the U.S. involvement with Iran, feeling it is a very dangerous situation. She feels that the Occupy Wall Street Movement will become more cohesive and perhaps form a third political party. She discusses the real possibility for multitudes of emergencies, whether water shortages, earthquakes, glacial melting and the rise of oceans, and advises people to be prepared. But she also feels there will be breakthroughs in energy sources and health during this tumultuous time. Linda’s book, What Next? calls for action by humanity to stop the insanity of corruption, greed, war, and waste and misuse of resources and human life. Website: |
Wed, 23 August 2017
Jason and guest, Bob Filner debate the Trump Administration, how the remiss government regulators are towards financial institutions, and the need for a complete reinvention of the Democratic party. As the former House Committee Chairman on Veteran’s Affairs, Bob Filner tackled Jamie Dimon and JPMorgan by threatening to press charges for their unethical treatment of military personnel by foreclosing on their mortgage loans. Mr. Filner was also the Mayor of San Diego and this interview comes on the heels of the release of his new book, Trumping Trump: Making Democrats Progressive Again. Key Takeaways: [1:28] Bob Filner shares the purpose behind his book, Trumping Trump. [3:56] Will the Tobin tax discourage trading and betting on non-asset based investments? [6:50] Bob would like to rebrand the democratic party as the party of the working people. [8:48] Bob threatened Jamie Dimon and JPMorgan for foreclosing on military personnel’s home while they were serving in active duty. [14:50] It is pathetic how easily you can buy justice. [15:42] Does the financial system need less or more regulation? [25:51] The problem with the Trump administration as Bob Filner sees it. [30:57] Trump’s policies could have a devastating affect on the US economy. [32:53] What benefits the American worker more jobs and higher pay or low cost imported goods? Website: |
Fri, 18 August 2017
Today's Flash Back Friday takes us to Episode 63 from December 2011. Join Jason Hartman and Jonathan Zap, researcher and philosopher, as they explore the psychology behind apocalyptic prophecies. Prophecies of the end times abound all over the world and have for decades upon decades. Search “end times” on the internet and you will find a host of books, websites, blogs, and articles on the subject. You will also find a plethora of speculations as to how it will come about. Where do all of these prophecies originate? In ancient texts? In dreams? Perhaps in the collective of human unconsciousness. Jonathan Zap calls this latter concept the Singularity Archetype, archetypes that help explain death and rebirth, changes that take place in people’s lives, and their motivations. Listen for a deeper understanding of Jonathan’s research at www.HolisticSurvival.com. Jonathan Zap grew up in the Bronx, attended the Bronx High School of Science, and graduated from Ursinus College with honors in Philosophy and English, and earned his Masters degree in English from NYU. Jonathan wears many hats. He is a photographer, author, teacher, paranormal researcher, and philosopher. He has written extensively on psychology and contemporary mythology, and he has worked as a staff gemologist and instructor for the Gemological Institute of America. He has also taught high school and college English courses and worked as the Dean of a South Bronx High School, helping troubled youth. He has led inner city kids and other youth on wilderness expeditions to remote desert canyons and to the summit of Mount Ranier. Jonathan has published numerous articles, many of which have been published by Reality Sandwich, essays, and experimental works of fiction and the Zap Oracle. He has also done numerous radio and television shows, including appearances on Coast to Coast AM. He has an extensive background in Jungian psychology, paranormal research, and dream interpretation. He uses the tools of Jungian psychology to study popular culture, contemporary mythology, and dreams. Originally published here Website: |
Wed, 16 August 2017
Dr Alona Pulde and her husband, Dr Matthew Lederman, both specialize in nutritional and lifestyle medicine. Together they have created the lifestyle improvement program used in their medical center and for patients in the film Forks Over Knives. They also authored Keep It Simple, Keep It Whole and the New York Times bestseller The Forks Over Knives Plan. Matt and Alona currently live in Los Angeles with their daughters Kylee (age 4) and Jordan (age 2) while working with Whole Foods Market overseeing various health and wellness projects. Key Takeaways: [4:05] How Dr Pulde got involved with the film Forks Over Knives [6:07] How accepting people are in a holistic approach to healthcare [9:00] Why the medical community is seemingly hostile toward nutritional solutions [13:20] How our pallettes change over time when we change our diets [17:30] Dr Pulde's optimum plate for a meal [21:35] Whether other companies are following Whole Foods' example and investing in their employees health Websites Mentioned: |
Fri, 11 August 2017
This weeks Flash Back Friday takes us back to Episode 53, from July 2011. Wherever crisis occurs, Goldman Sachs, also known as Government Sachs, can be found to have a heavy hand in it somehow. Join Jason Hartman as he talks with Sherri Kane, investigative journalist, about the disastrous BP oil spill, the Wall Street giant’s connection through their various controlled interests with the firms involved, and the media censorship that occurred during the crisis. Sherri also discusses the environmental and health impact of this horrendous event. Sherri Kane is an investigative journalist, news commentator, psycho-social analyst, and political activist, specializing in uncovering media persuasion and manipulation, conspiracy realities and women’s and children’s rights issues. She is the Vice President of Medical Veritas Journal, has published work in various newspapers, magazines and websites, and has been interviewed all over the world including Tru Tv’s Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura, The Veritas Show, BBC Talk Radio Europe, Alex Jones Prison Planet and other radio and internet broadcasts. She is the co-host of The Insight Hour on BBSRadio.com along with Dr. Leonard Horowitz. Ms. Kane is currently collaborating with Dr. Horowitz on various projects including Healthy World Organization (HWO), the alternative to the corrupt World Health Organization (WHO), HealthyWorldAffiliates.com, and advancing the power of the “528 hz” frequency of Love and Healing for a Musical Revolution and Spiritual Renaissance with 528Records.com and i528tunes.com. She most recently wrote the forward to Dr. Horowitz’s latest book, “The Book of 528: Prosperity Key of Love.” Sherri co-produced and is co-starring in Dr. Horowitz’s latest film, the extremely controversial docu-comedy PHARMAWHORES: The SHOWTIME Sting of Penn & Teller, winner of the 2010 Accolade Award for “Uniqueness in Documentary Filmmaking.” |
Wed, 9 August 2017
It might look like a children's book, but Goodnight Obama is more than just that. It's an important reminder that parody is critical in this day and age. Dr Jerome Corsi is author of Goodnight Obama, and is also head of the Washington, DC News Bureau for Alex Jones and Infowars.com. The two discuss his newest book, as well as what Jerome is expecting out of President Trump, and where we are in the business cycle. Key Takeaways: [1:10] The idea behind Jerome's Goodnight Obama book [6:41] Whether people who didn't vote for Trump are going to be pleasantly surprised when they realize what he's doing in office [17:30] What Trump means when he talks about "infrastructure spending" isn't what most liberals think [21:46] According to the idea of business cycles we're due for a recession. Is it going to hit Trump, will he avoid it, or is the idea of a business cycle outdated? [24:23] The USA return to a carbon based economy Websites: |
Fri, 4 August 2017
Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 38, originally published in November 2010. Jason Hartman talks with Geoffrey Simmons about the CERTS program and emergency preparedness. Have you thought about the following questions lately? 1. Who are CERTS? Geoffrey Simmons (born 1943) is a medical doctor, author, lecturer, trainer and intelligent design advocate in Eugene, Oregon. He is a doctor of internal medicine for the Peacehealth Medical Group in Eugene, boarded in internal medicine and disaster medicine. Simmons is a fellow at the Center for Science and Culture, part of the Discovery Institute. In early 2006 Physicians and Surgeons for Scientific Integrity, headed by Rich Akins (was not established by the Discovery Institute, but as a nonprofit anti-evolution organization). Of its activities, the PSSI held a “Doctors Doubting Darwin” rally in September, 2006. Also there was PSSI tour of Spain with the Spanish version of What Darwin didn’t know, to five cities, Barcelona, Malaga, Madird, Leon and Viga, ten lectures altogether. He has lectured on several college campuses, many churches and a few synagogues. Simmons also teaches disaster preparedness locally, regionally and nationally. |
Wed, 2 August 2017
Philip Moeller is an award-winning financial journalist, author and entrepreneur. He also has written “Get What’s Yours for Medicare: Maximize Your Coverage, Minimize Your Costs,” which is designed as a companion volume to Get What’s Yours for Social Security. Phil tackles aging and retirement issues for Money Magazine and PBS in his “Ask Phil” column. He is a research fellow at the Center on Aging & Work at Boston College, and also co-author of “How to Live to 100,” a U.S. News & World Report e-book. Phil founded Insure.com, an Internet pioneer that became the leading online provider of consumer insurance information. He sold that business and later was a corporate communications executive for a Fortune 500 financial services firm. He then returned to journalism as a Contributing Editor at U.S. News & World Report, where he wrote The Best Life column on retirement and successful aging from 2008 to 2013. Phil graduated from Princeton University and has a master’s degree from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University, where he also taught. Key Takeaways: [2:50] The importance of maximizing Social Security and Medicare, and why that's critical to your longevity [6:00] Things Medicare will pay for that help you extend your life [11:35] If there's a right time to claim Social Security benefits [16:10] Some unexpected behavioral actions that impact your health [20:10] Some secrets to happiness Website: |
