Fri, 25 May 2018
Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 227, originally published in September 2014. Best-selling author and creator of the SIGMA book series, James Rollins, uses his latest novel ‘The 6th Extinction’ as the basis for today’s Holistic Survival Show. He and host, Jason Hartman, discuss some of the latest scientific advances, the potential for human immortality and the impact of our actions on this race as a whole. Key Takeaways 01.45 – The latest instalment of the SIGMA series deals with the very real concept of an impending extinction on the scale of the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs. 02.20 – The inspiration for many of today’s novels comes from scientific discoveries and advances that have a real bearing on our lives. The fact that 30,000 species become extinct every year cannot be overlooked. 02.48 – With the notion of the sixth extinction, the main difference is that we, humans, seem to be the cause, and there are some authorities on the matter who believe we only have one or two generations until it happens. 04.30 – Only 1 out of 10 cells in our body has human DNA in it. 06.10 – Scientists are now at a point when they can create from scratch. Designer yeast is one of the more recent creations, but what’s next? 08.00 – Novice scientists can be a part of the Bio-Punk movement by paying $40 and receiving some genetically modified weed seeds that glow in the dark. 10.10 – In these situations, it’s not a case of if something bad will happen; it’s a question of when. 11.00 – IGEM programs are even allowing for High School students to get involved in the field. 12.50 – Where computer code hacking used to be at the forefront, it’s now being taken over by this new and growing trend of hacking into gene codes. 13.17 – 2040 is now predicted to be the year that man becomes immortal – to a degree or almost doubling our life expectancy. Website: |
Thu, 24 May 2018
Jason Hartman talks with Paul L Williams, author of The Killing of Uncle Sam: The Demise of the United States of America, about the Fed and why it was created, what purpose it serves (or doesn't), and why it definitely needs to be audited at a MINIMUM. The two discuss the true definition of wealth and what our government needs to do in order to protect the American worker. Key Takeaways: [2:15] The premise of Killing Uncle Sam [6:47] The origins of the Fed and why it's a misnomer [9:16] What used to happen to all of the US' gold [12:12] Wealth is natural resources, not money [14:42] What Paul learned about the camps in the US that were being used to train radical Islamists [19:04] How what's taking place in Afghanistan and Pakistan is impacting every American economically [22:11] We HAVE to audit the Fed [25:52] The way to protect your labor force is through tariffs [28:49] The old quota system in the USA Website: |
Fri, 18 May 2018
Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 197, originally published in December 2013. Grady Powell is the former Senior Detachment Weapons Sergeant in the U.S. Army Special Forces and formerly with the United States Army Special Forces (Green Beret). He's now a firearms and survival instructor. He joins the show to tell us about the National Geographic Channel’s "Ultimate Survival Alaska" show. He shares tips for cold weather survival and explains the survival training he provides. Website: |
Fri, 11 May 2018
Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 217, originally published in July 2014. Heather Wagenhals is Host of Unlock Your Wealth Radio and author of Yes You Can! and Bushido Business: The Fine Art Of The Modern Professional with Tom Hopkins, Brian Tracy and Steven Covey. Wagenhals explains why people don't save more if they already know to spend less. She also discusses the best place to put money if banks or the stock market fail. For the past 20 years, Heather Wagenhals has worked to empower others with her special blend of personal finance and wealth building techniques. Heather is a celebrated columnist, author of Yes You Can! With the late Jim Rohn and others, Bushido Business the Art of the Modern Professional with Tom Hopkins, Brian Tracy and Steven Covey, host of Unlock Your Wealth Radio, member of the National Speakers Association and International Speakers Network, Certified NLP Practitioner, and a designated real estate broker. Heather is also an adjunct Professor for the University of Arizona‘s Eller College of Business. A native Phoenician and Founder of the Unlock Your Wealth Foundation, Heather has two decades of experience in financial services that developed her Keys to Riches™ Financial Wellness Series, which teaches people how to identify and overcome their limiting beliefs around money with specific techniques to create unlimited wealth and happiness. In addition to money and credit management, Heather speaks on many topics including networking, etiquette, Neuro-Linguistic Programming, entrepreneurship, professional development for women, custom sales training, self-defense, firearms safety, real estate, and self empowerment. Her ability to take intimidating information and communicate it in easily digestible forms through all mediums, coupled with her personal mission to help others help themselves, makes heather one of the premiere key note speakers and personal finance experts today. Website: |
Fri, 4 May 2018
Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 212, originally published in May 2014. Lukas Fisher Resheske joins the show to discuss sleep hacking, productivity biohacking, natural nootropics for performance, and peak performance. Website: |
Thu, 3 May 2018
In this 10th episode, Jason Hartman goes off topic and talks with Rob Bell, one of TIME's 100 Most Influential People in 2011 and author of Love Wins, about the bible's views on entrepreneurship, what we should be doing with the wealth we accumulate, and what we can learn from King Solomon's story. The two also discuss how good things can become victims of their own success and lead to people simply doing the same things as before to sustain the system rather than trying to improve life like it was initially. Key Takeaways: [4:26] You can truly love something that completely exhausts you [5:17] What the bible tells us about entrepreneurship [11:04] Business relationships between seller and customer should be win-win [13:27] The question Hebrew scholars ask about Solomon's story [16:59] Institutions naturally bend toward self-preservation [21:20] The gap between the haves and the have-nots is creating new levels of frustration and anger Website: |
