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Telemusic Vol. 3

From the classic album The Sophtware Slump

From the classic album Moon Safari

Karl Wolf, former Air Force technician, reveals what he learned about the Moon on an assignment at Langley Air Force Base in 1965.

Author and lecturer Michael Cremo joins Living Room Radio for a fascinating discussion on evidence for extreme human antiquity, and what it means for us in many ways. We also get into keeping authenticity in science, the knowledge filtration mechanism that seems to have a grip on academia, and explore a spiritual based model of human origins.

During a visit to the White House, Neil Armstrong made a mysterious proclamation to students, alluding to the fact that there is more to the Apollo story than what we're being told.

Lead scientist at the University of Science and Philosophy, Darren Colomb sits down for a good chat with Living Room Radio. A Walter Russell influenced thinker and innovator, Darren is working to implement new forms of ultra efficient, pollution free energy production. We also discuss other facets of Russellian science and philosophy and the new way of thinking about the Universe this great man inspired.

Jason Verbelli of SEG Magnetics Inc. sits down with Living Room Radio for an intriguing discussion on the nature of magnetism and current developments going on with a working SEG machine, a generator powered by rotating magnets acting upon imprinted magnetic wave forms.

The zooming never ends, we are all a part of the infinity. Praise be to God.