The Gary Null Show

The threat to one of Africa's most sacred animals - the White Lion. Linda Tucker is a conservationist from South Africa whose work with the endangered White Lions has been compared to the environmental activist efforts of Jane Goodall’s work with chimpanzees. She is the founder of the global White Lion Protection Trust that is dedicated to not only the preservation of the white lions but also the indigenous wisdom tribes of the Tsonga and Sepedi cultures that celebrate the white lion as part of their sacred living heritage. Her work has been featured in documentaries by National Geographic and Animal Planet

Continuation of a conversation about modern neuroscience – what it can and what it can't tell us about our brains and about ourselves. Dr. Robert Burton, MD is a physician, journalist and author    writing about the new science of brain, mind, neuroscience and the philosophy of science.  He was formerly the Chief of the Division of Neurology at Mt Zion Hospital at the University of California at San Francisco and was the associate chief of the department of Neurosciences.  Dr. Burton received his degrees from Yale University and the UCSF Medical School He writes frequently for the San Francisco Chronicle and Salon. His latest book is “The Skeptics Guide to the Mind: What Neuroscience Can and Cannot Tell Us About Ourselves.

Another empowering hour - listen as Gary gives the latest in health and nutrition information, commentaries and a lot more!

Health risks and national epidemics associated with dairy, with Susan Levin. Susan Levin is the director of nutrition education for the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine headed by Dr. Neal Bernard in Washington DC, which is devoted to promoting preventative medicine and better nutrition. Susan has a masters degree in nutrition from Bastyr University, registered dietician specializing in sports nutrition, and has done extensive research and counseling on diabetes. She has also conducted clinical work with the Swedish Medical Center and has taught at the Peking University Health Science Center in Beijing China www.PCRM.org

Discussion on the March Against Monsanto with Tami Canal. Tami Canal is the leading organizer and inspiration behind the global March Against  Monsanto, scheduled to take place in over 400 cities around the world this Saturday May 25.  Having lived in California when Prop 37 to label genetically modified foods and ingredients was defeated in November, she took it upon herself to raise the alarm about Monsanto’s endangering the world’s food supply and organize a popular dissent against the company’s domination of the political dialogue on the safety of our food and a sustainable environment. For New York City Union Squre, 50 E. 17th Street, 1 pm For New Brunswick in New Jersey Meet at George Street Food Co-op 89 Morris Street, new Brunswick For  a list of cities and meeting locations see: WEBSITE:   www.March-Against-Monsanto.co

Biocognitive Sciences - how our cultural beliefs and environment contribute to immunity, aging and longevity, wounding and healing, with Dr. Mario Martinez. Dr. Mario Martinez is a clinical psychologist specializing in psychoneuroimmunology and anti-aging. Fifteen years ago, he developed the theory of Biocognitive Science and Psychology, a body-mind theory that explains how thoughts and their biological expression co-emerge within a cultural environment. He is the founder of the Biocognitive Science Institute in Montevideo, Uruguay, which conducts research and offers training in Biocognition principles. Dr. Martinez has written numerous articles and research papers, lectures worldwide, and is the author of “The Mind-Body Code; How the Mind Wounds and Heals the Body.”  Part of his theory emerged from having been a primary science investigator into  the phenomenon of stigmata cases and spontaneous healing for the Catholic Church, BBC and National Geographic.   His website is www.BioCognitive.co

Several commentaries including, Rise Up Or Die, from Chris Hedges, and Tara Lohan's exploration of Obama's policies which are destroying our environment. Also today, DOHS spying on citizens, from Dylan Murphy. Plus the latest on health and healing, and lots on the environment!

Why our thinking about becoming more efficient with our resources, energy, agriculture is fundamentally flawed and why we should think in terms of resilience and conservation - with Steve Hallett. Professor Steve Hallett is a British environmentalist and an Associate Professor of Botany and Plant Pathology at Purdue University in Indianapolis, where he specializes in plant pathogens and weed science, herbicide resistance, soil microbiology and agricultural and natural systems. He has been involved in bioherbicide research and development for over 18 years and has published extensively on the topic. He is also a faculty advisor to the university’s Full Circle Agriculture program and student farm. Steve is the author two important works – “Life without Oil”, which looks at the problems faced with peak oil scenarios. And his most recent publication is “The Efficiency Trap; Finding a Better Way to Achieve a Sustainable Energy Future,” which details why our impetus on efficiency in resources and energy is contributing to higher consumption and further threatening a sustainable future

Call to action - petition White House for approval of licensing of self-sufficient clean energy generators such as those using cold fusion - with Bahram Maskanian Bahram Maskanian is the founder and CEO of the Venus Project Foundation in New York City that is dedicated to the promotion of clean energy technologies to reduce the carbon footprint and replace fossil fuel based energy sources. The Foundation has petitioned the White House with New Energy Technology strategy that would include cold fusion power generators, completely self-sustaining and available for homes. Until now these new clean technologies have not been available to the public. The foundation is seeking 100,00 signatures by May 31 to meet the goal set by the White House. There website is www.VenusProject.org

A look at modern neuroscience - what it can and what it can't tell us about our brains and about ourselves - with Dr. Robert Burton Dr. Robert Burton, MD is a physician, journalist and author writing about the new science of brain, mind, neuroscience and the philosophy of science. He was formerly the Chief of the Division of Neurology at Mt Zion Hospital at the University of California at San Francisco and was the associate chief of the department of Neurosciences. Dr. Burton received his degrees from Yale University and the UCSF Medical School He writes frequently for the San Francisco Chronicle and Salon. His latest book is “The Skeptic's Guide to the Brain: What Neuroscience Can and Cannot Tell Us About Ourselves.

How wise was Angelina Jolie's decision to have a radical mastectomy? With Dr. Christiane Northrup. Dr. Christiane Northrup is a board-certified OB/GYN physician and is regarded by many doctors, alternative physicians and women as a leading pioneer and visionary in women’s health and the biology and lifestyle associated with menopause. In 2013, Readers Digest listed her among the 100 most trusted people in America today. She is graduate of Dartmouth Medical School, undertook her residency at Tufts University New England Medical Center, and was a clinical professor of OBGYN at Maine’s Medical Center for 20 years. Dr. Northrup’s research and practice based upon the a body-mind-spirit paradigm. She has authored many best selling books including “Women’s Body, Women’s Wisdom”, “The Wisdom of Menopause”, and her most recent is the children’s book “Beautiful Girl” addressing young girls. More about Dr. Northrup’s work, articles and online courses can be found at her website DrNorthrup.co

What are the changes of humanity seriously tackling climate change, the dire consequences of our failures to do so, and how do we deal with dire predictions of our future, with Dr. Guy McPherson. Dr. Guy McPherson is a professor emeritus of Natural Resources, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Arizona. He has specialized in forest resources, energy decline and climate change and their economic consequences. In the past he has also taught at Texas A8M and University of California at Berkeley. Having become disillusioned with the American university environment and academia, and after attempts by university officials to silence his outspokenness about the human causes of climate change, Guy abandoned his tenured position as a full professor for ethical reasons of conscience. His story is described in a memoir, “Walking Away from Empire” and his website is GuyMcpherson.co

Discussion of the nuclear terror in the middle east. Also, now you can go to college to be a drone operator. Vermont passage of a GMO labeling bill in its House of Representatives - also, a new study links GMO food to leukemia. Information about the danger of cell phone use, plus the latest in health and healing, and more!

A thought experiment with Raj Patel to identify tipping points in our dominant industrial crop production paradigm that might threaten the costs and quality of our food.

Vegetarian/Vegan/Ecotarian lifestyle Dr. Joel Fuhrman is a board-certified family physician practicing in Flemington New Jersey, who specializes in preventing and reversing disease through nutritional and natural methods. He is one of the few alternative medical physicians in the nation with a vital, personal practice online. He is also an alternative medical educator for other physicians and is a board member of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine and a research director of the Nutritional Research Project of the National Health Association. Dr. Fuhrman is the author of several best selling health books dealing with nutrition, natural immunity, child health and others. His most recent is “The End of Diabetes: The Eat to Live Plan to Prevent Diabetes” Short News Maker : NY Bill A3525 8 A/S3835 for mandatory labeling of GM engineered foods to retailers in NY State Kathleen Furey is the Education and Media Director of GMO Free New York, a grassroots coalition allied with the National Coalition of 37 states to pass GMO labeling laws. She was a researcher for the awarding documentary Genetic Roulelte directed by Jeffrey Smith.  Kathy is currently a statewide educator for GMO labeling. Two bills are currently in the NY State legislature that would require mandoratory labeling of genetically modified foods and foods with GMO ingredients for retail sal