Waves of Change

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Date:	05-27-09
Host:	George Noory
Guests:	Marshall Vian Summers, Frosty Wooldridge

Author & teacher Marshall Summers discussed how humanity has crossed a critical threshold and will have to adapt to a whole new set of circumstances such as economic hardship, climate change, and scarcity of resources. Poorer nations will bear the immediate brunt of food/water shortages and political instability, he noted, yet the world has become interdependent and it's in everyone's interest to unite, and maintain stability.


We've come to the end of a cycle and are entering into a different kind of era, a new paradigm, he said. In the old mindset, people live in the now and don't think in terms of the future-- but that has to change, he argued. If we do nothing, he cautioned, many parts of the planet will turn into desert, and things will increasingly spin out of control.


Summers said we must learn about the current dilemmas facing humanity, deeply evaluate our lives, and find strength and faith within ourselves. Those in isolated locations may face particular difficulty, and to be an idle bystander is a position of corruption, he declared. Change can have a redemptive power for humanity, he added, and thousands of solutions/contributions can be part of it.



Overpopulation & Immigration:

First hour guest, author and speaker Frosty Wooldridge spoke about the issue of overpopulation, which he's written about in his new book America on the Brink. Immigration is the driving force behind population growth in the United States, and he foresees a time when 70-75 million of the American population will be immigrants, creating a "human Katrina" situation. He also warned about climate de-stabilization and global problems.

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Bumper Music

Bumper music from Wednesday May 27, 2009

1.	Midnight Express (The Chase) Giorgio Moroder	2.	Tonight, Tonight, Tonight Genesis	3.	Summer Wind Frank Sinatra
4.	Fanfare for the Common Man Emerson, Lake & Palmer	5.	Don't Fear the Reaper Blue Oyster Cult	6.	Jessica Allman Brothers Band
7.	Pictures of You The Cure	8.	Mad World Tears for Fears	9.	Sunday Bloody Sunday U2
10.	Fixed Income DJ Shadow	11.	Goldfinger Shirley Bassey	12.	Hold Your Head Up Argent
13.	Midnight Confessions Grassroots	14.	Ain't Even Done With the Night John Cougar Mellencamp	15.	Love Potion #9 Drifters
16.	Inca Dance Cusco