But it’s affecting tomatoes this time – Almost everyone in the US has some Irish blood, because due to the potato famine in the 19th century, thousands of Irish immigrated here. When Anne Strieber analyzed the hundreds of thousands of letters from experiencers that she read, she found that a large proportion of writers had Irish surnames. Now the potato blight has reached our shores and is affecting tomato plants.
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Marla Frees has an intimate conversation with ever-popular Dreamland guest Echo Bodine. They explore Echo’s healing work, and there is a powerful and illuminating discussion of cancer and the role it plays in our lives that will give you a new insight into the meaning of this and other diseases, and the experience of dying.

Echo has had a powerful life experience full of tragedy and perseverance, and shows us how to transform our own difficult experiences into part of the learning and deeper meaning of our lives. As Echo puts it, ‘I have come to understand the meaning and wisdom of my childhood growing up with two alcoholic parents.’ The powerful emotions that emerge as Marla and Echo discuss the alcoholism in both of their families will not soon be forgotten.
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Whitley Strieber reads his spectacularly eerie “Under the Old Oak Tree,” written in 1971, long before his 1985 close encounters, but which may contain chilling insights into their true meaning.

Get ready for a truly wonderful listening experience, and perhaps a revelation from the unconscious mind of a person who was already deeply involved in contact, but not yet aware of it.

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Are they really that bad? – Hospital Emergency Rooms increasingly seem crowded and chaotic. George Bush suggested that if you didn’t have health insurance, you could always go to an emergency room, so most people assume that’s the reason for the long waits three, but it turns out that primary care (non-urgent patients with nagging colds, flu or aches) are NOT what is causing this overcrowding.

Researcher Andre Maddison wasn’t sure what was causing the problem in Canada, where the situation is also endemic, so he decided to find out. He says, “I started with the view that due to a shortage of family doctors, people are going to emergency departments and overcrowding them. But in reality, why they are overcrowded wasn’t known.”
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