Tom Secker | Secrets, Spies, and 7/7, July 24, 2013

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Tom Secker is a researcher, author and documentary filmmaker, best known for his films '7/7: Crime and Prejudice' and '7/7: Seeds of Deconstruction'. A return guest, Secker joins the show once again to discuss his new book 'Secrets, Spies and 7/7', his doubts regarding Edward Snowden, public apathy as concerns political involvement, and more. -smellslikehumanspirit.com
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The Story of Abraham Bolden | Smells Like Human Spirit Podcast, May 9, 2013

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Our guest for Episode 69 of the Smells Like Human Spirit Podcast is Abraham Bolden. Mr. Bolden is a former United States Secret Service agent and author of ‘The Echo From Dealey Plaza’. He was personally appointed to the Secret Service White House detail by President John F. Kennedy after meeting him on April 28th 1961, and as a result became the first African-American to achieve this honor.

Following the President’s assassination, Mr. Bolden became disenchanted with what he saw to be severe misconduct and corruption among his peers. He traveled to Washington in the Spring of 1964 to tell the staff of the Warren Commission about a secret Chicago assassination plot against JFK. Shortly thereafter he was arraigned on federal charges that he had solicited a bribe from a counterfeiting ring that he had helped break, and subsequently spent six years in prison. In this interview, he discusses his incredible story and other related topics. Enjoy! -smellslikehumanspirit.com
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Michael Ruppert on his portrayal in 'Collapse', CIA complicity in drug trafficking, 9/11, and more, March 13, 2013

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Michael Ruppert is a former LAPD narcotics investigator, whistleblower and a 1973 Honors Graduate of UCLA in Political Science. He authored ‘Crossing the Rubicon: The Decline of the American Empire at the End of the Age of Oil’, was publisher and editor of the newsletter ‘From The Wilderness’ until 2006, and is perhaps best known for being the subject of the 2009 documentary ‘Collapse’.

In this interview Michael discusses, among other topics:

- His portrayal in the critically acclaimed documentary 'Collapse'
- CIA complicity in drug trafficking in the United States
- The showdown with then-CIA director John Deutch at Locke High School in 1996
- Why Socialism, Communism, and Capitalism are outdated concepts
- Alex Jones being a "liar" in regards to Gary Webb's suicide
- Barack Obama's relationship to megabanks and big business
- Meeting with Leonardo DiCaprio and other public figures
- His case for why 9/11 was "orchestrated and executed" by the U.S. government
- The 'Fox Magic' comments he made on the Joe Rogan Experience Podcast
- NDAA and what it means for democracy

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Tom Secker | The Theory and Practice of Predictive Programming, February 5, 2013

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Predictive programming is the theory that the public's responses to events such as grand-scale terrorism are pre-conditioned through cultural production. Proponents of this theory point to elements in television, film, and literature that have seemingly foreshadowed catastrophes before they have occurred, and suggest that the collusion between intelligence agencies and media institutions is much deeper than is given credit for.

Tom Secker, the British-based writer, researcher, and filmmaker, argues that we can be quite certain that this is a real phenomenon. In this episode, we critically examine some of the main tenets of the predictive programming concept, discuss his recent article on the CIA's Operation Mockingbird, and take a look at the reasons why we have seen a rise in the 'morally ambiguous protagonist' in popular culture. Listen, share, and enjoy! ~SmellsLikeHumanSpirit.com
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