Holistic Survival Show

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 u

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: www.KillingUncleSamBook.com

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: National Geographic's Ultimate Survival Alaska

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‘

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: www.LukasResheske.com www.Facebook.com/LukasResheske

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: www.RobBell.com

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 141, originally published in April 2013. Michael W. Margrave has been a practicing attorney in Arizona since 1968.  Mr. Margrave graduated from Texas A&M University in 1963 and received his Masters Degree in accounting and Law Degree from the University of Arizona in 1965 and 1968, respectively.  Mr. Margrave is also licensed as a Certified Public Accountant, has served as Honorary Consul of the Republic of the Ivory Coast and was the original attorney and Secretary for America West Airlines, Inc. Mr. Margrave concentrates in company law, business acquisition and disposition transactions, real estate law and estate planning. Positions Held: Republic of the Ivory Coast, Honorary Counsel America West Airlines, Inc., Attorney and Secretary. Michael Margrave is partner in a Scottsdale Law firm, Margrave-Celmins, specializing in business law and estate planning. Michael is a gun enthusiast who is working with contacts at the ATF to add a special kind of Trust to his

Jason Hartman talks with Dr. Charles Brenner about metabolism, something called NAD and what it truly is and how it relates to you. He covers the science and even the testing behind it. Key Takeaways: 1:08 - A true understanding of what metabolism and NAD actually are. 4:14 - Why people generally gain weight, or have to work harder to keep it off, as we age. 6:44 - How being out of sync with nature can cause some of these issues. 9:38 - The role stress plays in your life, positive and negative, and how noise can increase stress. 14:05 - How to deal with NAD deficiencies. 20:24 - Some insight into the ethics of animal testing. Websites Mentioned: www.Truniagen.com www.AboutNAD.com https://brenner.lab.uiowa.edu/

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 88, originally published in July 2012. Teaching basic reading, writing, and arithmetic has been systematically replaced with an agenda-based curriculum run by government organizations, shifting America’s educational system from one of learning facts and figures to changing values and beliefs, i.e. brainwashing. Join Jason Hartman and whistleblower Charlotte Iserbyt in this lively discussion about the dumbing down of America’s school children and college students. Listen at: www.HolisticSurvival.com. Charlotte explains 100-plus years of chronological history of educational reform, through the use of controversial, non-academic material, institutionalizing schools, and plans for a global economy, and how these reforms have led to American students scoring below the international average and being among the lowest of several participating nations in mathematics and science. Material collected over a 30 – 50-year period shows the irrefutable proof of deliberate and mal

Jason Hartman talks to Jerome Corsi, author of Killing the Deep State: The Fight to Save President Trump, about what the deep state is doing to our society. The two tackle the issue of what the Trump administration can do to fight back, why we need an internet Bill of Rights, the power of large corporations and what we need to do about it, as well as the potential voter fraud in the 2016 election (and beyond). Key Takeaways: [1:47] Who makes up the Deep State? [5:15] What kind of recourse does the Trump administration have to protect themselves? [8:57] We need an internet Bill of Rights [13:17] A report on illegal voting in the 2016 election should be released soon and the results could be devastating for Democrats [15:45] Jerome's thoughts on Amazon [18:22] What kind of regulation do these big companies really need? Website: Killing the Deep State: The Fight to Save President Trump

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 119, originally published in January 2013. Jason Hartman feels our society is terribly overdosed on medications these days, so this topic is very important. He interviews Nicky VanValkenburgh about her book, Train Your Brain, Transform Your Life: Conquer Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in 60 Days, Without Ritalin. Nicky describes how brain training works, which is an effective, non-medicinal cure for ADHD. The cure was discovered as far back as 1967, but has been largely suppressed by the media. She talks about the symptoms of ADHD and the need for stimulation. Nicky also explains Sensory Motor Rhythm, the “light and sound” machine, and shares some success stories of people who have trained their brains with her program. The training creates new neural pathways for peak brain performance and can be done from the comfort of home. Nicky VanValkenburgh’s book was voted “Best Self Improvement Book of 2011” by the Mom’s Choice Awards and “Best Motivational Book

Jason Hartman talks with Alan Beaulieu, President & Principal at ITR Economics and author of Prosperity in the Age of Decline, about what's going on in our economy when it comes to energy, inflation, and millennials. The two take a look at the difference between virtuous and non-virtuous inflation, how the millennials might respond to seeing actual inflation (and ways you can educate yourself about how times used to be different) and why you should be excited about the things that are coming. Alan also gives his thoughts on the recent tariffs and tax reform. Key Takeaways: [4:16] What's coming in the economy next [6:15] What is "virtuous" and "non-virtuous" inflation? [9:17] In 12 years there will be 30 million more people drawing down on Medicaid and Social Security [13:24] Every single industry is having problems finding enough people, so the future isn't as bleak as you might think [16:49] The 5 sources of inflation [20:24] We're in a golden age with stable energy [22:40] The 3 reasons Alan's excited a

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 107, originally published in September 2012. Governments and globalist elites infiltrate more and more of people’s lives worldwide every day, and according to Charles Upton’s studies, religions have both covertly and blatantly (under the guise of “helping”) been subjected to the same interference. Jason Hartman interviews author, Charles Upton, about his lifelong studies of comparative religion and metaphysics, and what has been happening and is continuing to happen within religious sectors, particularly the move toward one worldwide religion. Charles points out the three ways that he feels religions are being controlled, including developing false religions and belief systems, like UFOs and the Mayan Apocalypse. Charles Upton is a poet, social critic, and a lifelong student of traditional metaphysics and comparative religion, as well as a veteran of the counterculture of the 60’s and 70’s. He began his writing career as a poet; his short epic Panic Grass and his s

Are any Americans really ready to say "Give me liberty or give me death" anymore? Today Americans find themselves in a world where fewer and fewer people control the government, political parties don't make much (if any) of a difference, spending is out of control, but it's not bad enough for people to rise up and actually take action. Jason Hartman talks to Michael Badnarik, former Libertarian Presidential candidate and author of Good to Be King and Secret to Sovereignty. The two discuss the constant erosion of our liberties and if there's any chance we're going to turn it around. Key Takeaways: [1:32] What is the legitimate purpose of the US government [5:27] The questions that are asked of a presidential candidate [9:22] Michael believes he proved, beyond a shadow of a doubt, there was election fraud in his race [13:10] We the People are asleep at the wheel [17:17] Why don't we have runoff style elections? Is it too cumbersome? [20:38] Spending and the size of government go together [23:42] What can we do

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 78, originally published in February 2012. Join Jason Hartman and Robert Zimmerman, space explorer and science journalist, as they explore the issues behind “global warming” and the impact these issues could potentially have on the human race. As Bob explains, science is being corrupted by political and governmental forces “either because they provide the financing or because a lot of people within those communities of government and political activism are trying to use science to twist it for their ends. The climate field has been badly warped by people inside and outside of the science community for political gain.” Bob does point out that public belief in global warming has plummeted significantly in the past few years. That drop coincides with the release of the Climategate information. Skeptics of global warming are called “deniers.” Jason asks the question, if global warming is real, is it even bad? Bob says there is very little trustworthy data as to whether

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 90, originally published in April 2012. Whether your biggest challenges are in your business or personal life, pushing through the fear and challenges to success begins with realizing you’re not alone and adopting the attitude of never giving up. Jason Hartman interviews co-author of It’s Okay to Be Scared But Never Give Up, Jim Palmer about the success stories in the book. Having faced their own serious challenges, the authors wanted to help others find the road to perseverance by telling their own stories and interviewing several business experts regarding the challenges they faced and how they overcame the odds. Jim emphasizes the importance of never giving up, of finding your inspiration and hope to move past the most difficult times in your life. Jim shares several examples from the book. Jim Palmer is an entrepreneur, author, speaker, and coach to other entrepreneurs. A marketing and business-building expert and host of Newsletter Guru TV, Jim is known intern

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 163, originally published in August 2013. Mark Walters is a nationally syndicated host of Armed American Radio and author of, "Lessons from Unarmed America." He joins the show to discuss the measures taken by Obama to reduce gun violence and if any of them are realistic.  Walters has been penning The Ordinary Guy column as a regular contributor to Concealed Carry Magazine for over 5 years.   As a freelance writer for a local industrial trade publication and a vocal second amendment activist in Tampa, Florida, Mark’s letters and opinions  appeared many times in the Tampa Tribune.   His book, Lessons From Armed America, co-written with Kathy Jackson ( forward by Massad Ayoob), was released in October 2009 by Whitefeather Press and highlights the stories of those who found found themselves the victims of violent crime and either used a gun or wished they had one when they needed it most, including his own story. In November of 2002 just two weeks after the birth of hi

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 134, originally published in April 2013. Dr. Robert Young, co-author with his wife, Shelley, of The pH Miracle: Balance Your Diet, Reclaim Your Health, joins Jason Hartman to discuss the biology of the human body at the cellular level. Dr. Young explains the importance of alkaline balance and provides examples of environmental and man-made situations that shift this balance. One example is a comparison of an alkaline battery and the human body – the human body is an electrical being that runs on electrical energy, which we derive from our environment and foods. When the acid in the body is out of balance, we become sick, depressed, or tired. A buildup of acid causes the body to shut down. Dr. Young offers answers to correcting the pH level in the body that will help neutralize the acids that are continually produced, such as lactic acid and uric acid. Over the past two and a half decades, Robert O. Young has been widely recognized as one of the top research scienti

Jason Hartman talks with Jake Bernstein, author of Secrecy World: Inside the Panama Papers Investigation of Illicit Money Networks and the Global Elite, about what the Panama papers are, why they're important, and what kind of impact we should expect to feel from the fallout. Want to know why tax revenues are low, how governmental agencies have been paying spies for years, or more on the Rothchild family? Listen in to learn how the Panama papers can help you find out. Key Takeaways: [2:14] What are the Panama papers? [6:10] Why do the Panama papers matter? [10:27] Jake isn't as optimistic as Jason about how much money the new tax reform will repatriate [13:33] Some of the scandals to be unearthed by the Panama papers [17:53] The CIA & IRS' involvement in the Panama papers [23:19] Is the Rothchild family in the Panama papers? Websites: www.JakeBernstein.net Secrecy World: Inside the Panama Papers Investigation of Illicit Money Networks and the Global Elite

Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 187, originally published in November 2013. On this episode, Jason talks with anti-virus software expert John McAfee. John started the famous McAfee anti-virus computer software, which helps block viruses.