Category: Media

In 14 lectures from Enlightenment Radio, Steven S. Sadleir provides an overview of over 250 spiritual groups and teachers based on his best-selling book "Looking for God" now on CD.

Over thirty years of research has gone into the making of God: A Course in World Religions & Spiritual Paths. Steven S. Sadleir, the author and lecturer for the God series received a calling from God to look into virtually every major spiritual path, teaching and teacher in existence. In Mr. Sadleir's words: "It guided my whole life from the age of 16 while I was sitting on the top of a mountain in the Sierra's meditating and praying and beseeching God to reveal himself to me."

Survey results from the American Board of Medical Specialties find Dr. House most loved and hated TV doctor

Gregory House (from the FOX program House) is America’s most loved and most hated TV doctor and the medical professional most people would want as their own doctor, according to a survey conducted by the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS). The survey found that many people responded positively to Dr. House’s medical capabilities, while at the same time, many respondents didn’t like him because of his gruff bedside manner and poor communication skills.

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Hugh Laurie plays Dr. Gregory House on the Fox show House.

Dannion Brinkley will talk about his newest book, co-authored by his wife Kathryn Brinkley, "The Secrets of The Light, Spiritual Strategies to Empower Your Life." The interview, by San Francisco Bay Area Author and radio talk show host Phyllis King, will be carried on www.TALKZONE.com.

On September 10th, San Francisco Bay Area Author, and radio talk show host, Phyllis King, will interview best selling author, Dannion Brinkley on her internet radio program on www.TALKZONE.com.

If women find their husbands reluctant to fold the laundry or wash the dishes, they may want to hide the television remote. New research from the University of New Hampshire shows that men, in particular, are influenced by television commercials that more often portray them in a career environment than doing domestic duties.

Talk about a number that can't get a break.

If women find their husbands reluctant to fold the laundry or wash the dishes, they may want to hide the television remote. New research from the University of New Hampshire shows that men, in particular, are influenced by television commercials that more often portray them in a career environment than doing domestic duties.

Stan Lee is accustomed to writing comic books, but on this day at the Hollywood studios of Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic, he helped record one for students who struggle with reading.

Stan Lee, world-famous creator of Spider-Man, Iron Man, X-Men and The Incredible Hulk, is accustomed to writing comic books, but on this day at the Hollywood studios of Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic (RFB&D), he helped record one for students who struggle with reading because of a visual impairment or learning disability such as dyslexia.

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Stan Lee and Feedback together again.

"Hebrew Kindergarten," a software program for learning Hebrew, was released in January 2008.

Magicians of all ages are going back to kindergarten. Why?

Ceremonial Magicians who work with the Kabbalah need to learn Hebrew, "the sacred language." But until now they have been wasting their money, and more importantly their time, struggling with complex courses that just don't work. Most beginners never make it past Lesson 2 in any Hebrew course. This can happen because the book is using small or bad print, outdated techniques, and lacks easy-to-use audio and video and interactivity, or it just moves too fast for the average learner.

With a growing use of complementary and alternative medicine by Americans, a nonprofit advocacy group applauds TV for showing positive portrayals of alternative medicine practitioners.

There has been much discussion in the media and on blogs and message boards about the pilot episode of Eli Stone and its fictional legal case focusing on the link between autism and vaccinations.

What has not been discussed is the recurring character of an "alternative medicine" practitioner - actually an acupuncturist - who is portrayed in a positive light.

In this month's edition of "Mayo Clinic Proceedings, three members of the medical profession discuss whether a doctor whould participate in state sanctioned capital punishment.

Should doctors be involved in the state-ordered administration of capital punishment? In the September issue of Mayo Clinic Proceedings, three anesthesiologists and a medical ethicist take an in-depth look at this question in a commentary and two editorials.

These CDs use two voices at once, sending one set of suggestions into each ear. The theory is that the mind will not be able to focus on two voices at once, allowing the affirmations to better get to the unconscious.

Paraliminal Pathways, a newly-founded women-run hypnosis CD recording company, is pleased to announce the launch of its first paraliminal CD set: Pathway to Prosperity. The set contains two CDs, one hypnotic paraliminal meditation session and one affirmations-based CD, both focused on implementing the Law of Attraction to create abundance (in the areas of love, friendship, satisfaction and gratitude as well as wealth) in one's life. Following on its heels, Paraliminal Pathways will release Pathway to Self Esteem and Pathway to Creativity. The company plans to release a total of 12 CD sets within the next two years. They will also create custom-made CDs -- by request and based on interviews -- to address the specific needs of some consumers.

"Reader's Digest" unravels the mystery in their September issue.

When it comes to comedy, sex matters. That's what the editors of Reader's Digest reveal in the September issue of the magazine, devoted to humor, on newsstands now.