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Spiritplants Radio SpiritPlants Radio http://www.spiritplantradio.com News Hour: World Week in Review Weekend of 9.18-19.2021 Al Franken Podcast: Interview with Michael Wolff https://alfranken.com/listen/author-michael-wolff-discusses-trumps-disastrous-last-year-as- potus Al discusses President’s Trump disastrous last year as POTUS with author Michael Wolff. The chilling yet hilarious saga of a deeply insane President. SpiritPlants Radio http://www.spiritplantradio.com News Hour: World Week in Review Weekend of 9.11-12.2021 1. President Joseph Biden: Speech on Vaccine Mandates and the Delta Variant https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkflAdeh5Qo President Biden on Thursday outlined a six-part plan to combat the spread of the Delta variant in the United States. 2. The Higherside Chats : Dr. Judy Wood - The Evidence for Directed Free-Energy Tech Used on 9/11 https://www.thehighersidechats.com/dr-judy-wood-interview/ Today we ask the big question: Where did the Twin Towers go? We’ve all seen the footage a thousand times, but maybe through the power of suggestion, we’ve missed something major. That is the crux of Dr. Judy Wood’s work into 9/11. As she walks us through all the actual damage that was done to the WTC complex on that day, it becomes apparent that the typical alternative responses of bombs, nano-thermite, mini- nukes, professional demolitions, etc. are all inconsistent with the wide range of strange effects recorded and reported during the event. Was this a “hidden in plain sight” example of the secret physics we’ve talked about all too often? Could the same technology be related to what Tesla talked about? Could it be the free energy answer if only we could drag it from the clutches of the nefarious few? SpiritPlants Radio http://www.spiritplantradio.com News Hour: World Week in Review Weekend of 9.04-05.2021 Al Franken Podcast: Interview with Ben Rhodes https://alfranken.com/listen/ben-rhodes-obamas-deputy-national-security-advisor-on- afghanistan-our-foreign-policy-reset Al talks with Ben Rhodes, Deputy National Security Advisor in the Obama Administration, on Afghanistan & our foreign policy reset. SpiritPlants Radio http://www.spiritplantradio.com News Hour: World Week in Review Weekend of 8.28-29.2021 Al Franken Podcast: Where We Are Now on COVID-19 https://alfranken.com/listen/laurie-garrett-and-andy-slavitt-where-we-are-now-on-covid-19 Pulitzer winner Laurie Garrett and Biden Administration COVID advisor Andy Slavitt take a deep dive into the current state of the pandemic. SpiritPlants Radio http://www.spiritplantradio.com News Hour: World Week in Review Weekend of 8.21-22.2021 1. The Daily: The Interpreters the U.S. Left Behind in Afghanistan https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/19/podcasts/the-daily/afghanistan- interpreters-special-immigrant-visas-taliban.html We speak to several Afghans who aided the Americans and to their former U.S. colleagues trying to get them out. 2. Al Franken Podcast: Interview with Author Adam Serwer https://alfranken.com/listen/atlantic-monthlys-adam-serwer-on-his-book-about- the-trump-administration-the-cruelty-is-the-point Al interviews Atlantic Monthly’s Adam Serwer on his book about the Trump Administration, The Cruelty is the Point. SpiritPlants Radio http://www.spiritplantradio.com News Hour: World Week in Review Weekend of 8.14-15.2021 Serial: Justice Center Complex Episode 9: Some Time When Everything Has Changed https://serialpodcast.org/season-three/9/some-time-when-everything-has-changed The state of Ohio decides where Joshua belongs. SpiritPlants Radio http://www.spiritplantradio.com News Hour: World Week in Review Weekend of 7.31-8.01.2021 Serial: Justice Center Complex Episode 8: A Madman’s Vacation https://serialpodcast.org/season-three/8/a-madmans-vacation A teenager decides to cooperate. SpiritPlants Radio http://www.spiritplantradio.com News Hour: World Week in Review Weekend of 7.24-25.2021 Serial: Justice Center Complex Episode 7: The Snowball Effect https://serialpodcast.org/season-three/7/the-snowball-effect If you listen closely to the trash-talking, you start to get the message. SpiritPlants Radio http://www.spiritplantradio.com News Hour: World Week in Review Weekend of 7.17-18.2021 Serial: Justice Center Complex Episode 6: You in the Red Shirt https://serialpodcast.org/season-three/6/you-in-the-red-shirt Life after you put a cop in jail. SpiritPlants Radio http://www.spiritplantradio.com News Hour: World Week in Review Weekend of 6.19-20.2021 Serial: Justice Center Complex Episode 5: Please Baby Pleas https://serialpodcast.org/season-three/5/pleas-baby-pleas 2/2 Don’t tell the judges, but the prosecutors have the most power in the building. SpiritPlants Radio http://www.spiritplantradio.com News Hour: World Week in Review Weekend of 6.12-13.2021 Serial: Justice Center Complex Episode 4: A Bird in Jail Is Worth Two on the Street https://serialpodcast.org/season-three/4/a-bird-in-jail-is-worth-two-on-the-street What happens when the right evidence points to the wrong man? SpiritPlants Radio http://www.spiritplantradio.com News Hour: World Week in Review Weekend of 5.22-23.2021 Serial: Justice Center Complex Episode 3: Misdemeanor, Meet Mr. Lawsuit https://serialpodcast.org/season-three/3/misdemeanor-meet-mr-lawsuit The smell of raw marijuana + acting nervous + hands in pockets = ? SpiritPlants Radio http://www.spiritplantradio.com News Hour: World Week in Review Weekend of 5.15-16.2021 Serial: Justice Center Complex Episode 2: You’ve Got Some Gauls https://serialpodcast.org/season-three/2/youve-got-some-gauls When a judge believes he knows you better than you know yourself. SpiritPlants Radio http://www.spiritplantradio.com News Hour: World Week in Review Weekend of 5.08-09.2021 Serial: Justice Center Complex Episode 1: A Bar Fight Walks into the Justice Center https://serialpodcast.org/season-three/1/a-bar-fight-walks-into-the-justice-center A young woman at a bar is slapped on the butt. So why’s she the one in jail? SpiritPlants Radio http://www.spiritplantradio.com News Hour: World Week in Review Weekend of 4.03-04.2021 1. President Joe Biden Unveils New Details of $2.2T Infrastructure Plan https://www.msnbc.com/morning-joe/watch/biden-unveils-new-details-of-2-2t- infrastructure-plan-109419589945 In Pittsburgh this past week, President Biden laid out the first part of a massive two-part, multitrillion-dollar infrastructure plan. 2. Short Wave Report http://www.outfarpress.com/sw04_02_21notes.html This week’s show features stories from Radio Deutsche-Welle, Sputnik Radio, Radio Havana Cuba, & NHK Radio Japan . From Germany - We will begin with a litany of brief global Covid and vaccine updates. In Brazil all the heads of the military branches have quit in opposition to president Bolsonaro, an international conference on aid for Syrians fell short of its goal, and 7 leaders of the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong were found guilty and await sentencing. From Russia - On his program called Going Underground, Afshin Rattansi interviewed Aviva Chomsky, professor and daughter of Noam Chomsky. She discusses the US- Mexico border crisis, how US immigration and foreign policy are behind thousands leaving their homes in Latin America and heading for the United States, why $4 billion for El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras in disaster aid won't end the migration crisis, and US interventions and regime change operations that have impoverished millions in Latin America. From Cuba - A caravan of migrants from Honduras was broken up by police blockades at the Guatemalan border. A viewpoint about US Secretary of State Blinken calling for the release of Bolivian coup leader Jeanine Anyez and two of her ministers. The Pope sent a personal message to Julian Assange who remains in a maximum security prison in Britain. The Venezuelan government is suing the US before the WTO for sanctions that have crippled the country. A UN report accuses France of killing 19 civilians by bombing a wedding party in Mali. From Japan - Thursday marked two months since the military staged a coup in Myanmar—protestors continue to take to the streets, with 536 civilians murdered by the soldiers, who have been bombing rural opposition groups. SpiritPlants Radio http://www.spiritplantradio.com News Hour: World Week in Review Weekend of 3.27-28.2021 A World That Just Might Work with Terrence McNally: Interview with Noreeena Hertz https://bit.ly/2Pg7Vga Hertz is the author of The Lonely Century: How to Restore Human Connection in a World That’s Pulling Itself Apart. Hertz broadly defines loneliness as a lack of connection, which opens us up to consider all the ways and all the spheres of our lives where we are lacking or losing connection. And how has our ongoing experience of the pandemic making that both better and worse? SpiritPlants Radio http://www.spiritplantradio.com News Hour: World Week in Review Weekend of 3.20-21.2021 Vice TV: Qanon: Shadows and Lies https://www.vicetv.com/en_us/show/qanon-the-search-for-q To understand what Q is and why it has been so enormously popular, hosts Bayan Joonam and Marley Clements get to know the most influential QAnon evangelists. SpiritPlants Radio http://www.spiritplantradio.com News Hour: World Week in Review Weekend of 3.13-14.2021 1. President Joe Biden Addresses the Nation on the Anniversary of the Coronavirus Shutdown https://www.cnn.com/2021/03/11/politics/transcript-biden-covid-prime-time- address/index.html President Joe Biden addressed the nation in prime time on Thursday, where he directed states to open coronavirus vaccine eligibility to all adults no later than May 1, and said small gatherings may be possible again by the Fourth of July.
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