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LOA-Today: Hosts Walt Thiessen and Uohna June Thiessen explore the Law of Attraction as it applies in our every day lives.
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Thursday Nov 17, 2011
Thursday Nov 17, 2011
The guys report on the latest news regarding the ever-evolving European debt crisis. Plus, Walt reports on the surprising success Ron Paul is experiencing in Iowa polls, and Gene talks about the unbelievably high cost of keeping prisoners at Guantanamo Bay.
Thursday Nov 10, 2011
Thursday Nov 10, 2011
This week, Walt reported on an acknowledgement by CFTC commissioner Brad Chilton that silver manipulation is indeed being conducted in the marketplace. Also, grief and trauma specialist Courtney Armstrong joined us to talk about a remarkable new approach to treating PTSD in returning war veterans.
Thursday Nov 03, 2011
Thursday Nov 03, 2011
Walt and Gene took yet another look at the European debt crisis and how it continues to unfold. Also, toward the end of the program, they discuss the very disturbing YouTube video from seven years ago showing Judge William Adams of Texas viciously whipping his then-16-year-old daughter with two belts for downloading files that violate intellectual property laws.
Thursday Oct 27, 2011
Thursday Oct 27, 2011
With Jake taking a month-long haitus from the show, Gene and Walt carried on with reports about the latest efforts by European bankers to settle the Greek sovereign debt situation. Plus, President Obama announces in the same week a greater reach for the HARP program for holders of underwater mortgages that will help less than a million people at the same time that he announced that the troops would be home from Iraq by year's end...and no one noticed.
Thursday Oct 20, 2011
Thursday Oct 20, 2011
This week we reported on the death of Muammar Gaddafi. We also has Fox News legal Analyst Lis Wiehl on the program, who for some unknown reason called in from a very noisy location. She explained why she feels that the actions of the Occupy Wall Street folk have been unacceptable, particularly their threats to tie up the legal system of New York over their civil disobedience arrests. Walt pointed out that the Boston Tea Party was also an act of deliberate civil disobedience in violation of the laws of colonial Massachusetts, but that didn't seem to matter to Ms. Wiehl.
Thursday Oct 13, 2011
Thursday Oct 13, 2011
This week Walt reports on the Dexia Bank failure in Europe, which got virtually no coverage here in the U.S. despite the fact that it is the largest bank in Belgium. Also, Gene covers the Herman Cain 9-9-9 plan and how he's used it to catapult himself to the top of the Republican field with massive tea party support, this despite the fact that the tea parties all along have been screaming, "no new taxes!"
Thursday Oct 06, 2011
Thursday Oct 06, 2011
The guys were joined by Zak Carter of Rock The Revolution, who talked about his plans to stage a series of concerts around the nation in support of the candidacy of Republican Ron Paul. Also, they took a first, in-depth look at the Occupy Wall Street movement that is beginning to take shape across the country as in NYC.
Thursday Sep 29, 2011
Thursday Sep 29, 2011
Jake and Walt are joined by authors Tom S. Morgan and Jimmy Patterson to discuss their recent novel about capital punishment, Chisos Mountain Sunset. Morgan is a defense attorney who brings an interesting perspective regarding how inaccurate the findings are in most capital cases.
Thursday Sep 22, 2011
Thursday Sep 22, 2011
This week the guys report on ever-approaching European banking crisis and how it is likely to impact both the markets and the overall economy. Plus Jake reports on how the IRS is going after citizens of other countries who unwittingly hold dual citizenships.
Thursday Sep 15, 2011
Thursday Sep 15, 2011
This week we focus once again on the coming European default crisis as American news outlets finally recognize that the European system is falling apart. Plus, Gene has details about the rising poverty rate and Jake tells us about how the economic situation is impacting places like Takoma, Washington where teachers are on strike. Included is a fascinating tidbit from Walt about Sugata Mitra, the Indian educator and his "hole in the wall" approach to educating poverty-ridden children in the streets of India's poorest cities.