Podcast appearances and mentions of Edmund J Safra

Best -selling author and journalist Thomas Ricks speaks with author, political scientist and Professor Danielle Allen about Mr. Ricks latest book, "First Principles." Thomas Ricks has written for the Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal about American military operations around the world. He is the author of several books, including the number-one New York Times bestseller "Fiasco," which was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize. Danielle Allen is a classicist, political scientist, and professor at Harvard University where she is also the Director of the Edmund J. Safra Center for Ethics. She has written for The Washington Post and published several books and scholarly articles. Professor Allen chaired the bipartisan Commission on the Practice of Democratic Citizenship of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

Peshi Haas is an established artist residing in Lawrence, New York. Since graduating from SVA in 2005, Peshi went on to have two solo shows in New York City. Her first show was an evening of success at Synagogue for the Arts, titled "Urban Synagogues." The second show was held at the Edmund J. Safra Synagogue and was titled "Architecture: Past and Present." Peshi has also been included in group shows and private galleries worldwide, in cities such as Brooklyn, New York, New Jersey, Miami, and Jerusalem. ​Peshi's subject matter consists of architecture from her travels around the globe. The composition that Peshi uses in her art is simple yet profound. Her color use is oft garish and her stroke is whimsical. She has been extremely influenced by Fauvism, German Expressionism, and Chagall's city-scapes over her painting career. While drawing and painting are vital to Peshi's growth as an artist, traveling to countries strong in architecture or walking the historical streets of New York are very crucial to the work she produces. The artist will, more often than not, travel with her camera and photograph on-site. Many times while traveling, she will create charcoal drawings on-site as well. Whether in California, Vienna, Prague, Monte Carlo, Rome, Tel Aviv or Miami, Peshi is always searching for perspective on a new winding road or a unique yet classic edifice that would appear most alluring to any art viewer. The artist constantly searches for new architecture in hopes of exploring it and expressing it via the medium of charcoal, eventually painting on canvas. She has become well known for her archway paintings of various ancient cities as the motif is a most calming subject matter for her to draw and paint. Peshi is an active member in various art groups and enjoys learning from other artists and historians. She remains in constant contact with her esteemed mentors who are well known artists of NYC and Europe. As Peshi paints in her Long Island studio, she combines her passion for architecture and, very often, her interest in Jewish history to create works of art that call out to a diverse art forum.    https://www.peshihaasfinearts.com/ Instagram: @PeshiHaasFineArts www.franciskamusic.com @franciskamusic

5G technology is coming and soon. While the possible health consequences are concerning, there's plenty you can do to avoid them.Learn more about EMFs and what you can do to protect yourself, as Paul talks to investigative journalist Nick Pineault, author of The Non-Tinfoil Guide to EMFs, in this tech-based Living 4D episode.Need a more concentrated education on EMFs? Living 4D listeners can save 32 percent when they enroll in Nick’s new online course, The EMF Health Solution, by May 20.Show NotesNick’s wife Jen helped him understand the complexities of explaining EMFs more simply, credibly and with humor. (6:34)EMFs are everywhere in nature. (12:22)The explosion of mobile phone use has generated the biggest number of new man-made EMFs over the past 20 years. (18:43)The many health side effects related to EMFs. (20:48)Each gland and organ has its own frequency range. (33:54)The medical community is stuck on the idea that the human body is made solely of chemicals. (37:26)“There’s no one who understands human physiology and how it’s affected by electricity that sits on the engineering team at Apple, Samsung, Verizon or any tech giant.” (39:06)Conflicts of interest between our American government and the companies it regulates block the creation of safer products. (48:27)Doing the due diligence and making up your own mind on complicated health issues like EMFs is part of adulthood. (54:55)To test the effects of EMFs on your body, turn off your wireless router and remove any bluetooth wireless devices from your bedroom, then see if you sleep better. (1:00:30)How EMFs increase inflammation in the human body. (1:09:40)Could your body react to EMFs like allergens? (1:14:07)Extra metals on your body — from glasses to belly rings — may worsen the effects EMFs have on your body. (1:18:39)Do this test to determine if your mobile phone is affecting your body. (1:23:21)“Sometimes, maybe, your reaction to EMFs is worse than the EMFs themselves.” (1:31:07)The bias exerted by major industries in scientific studies on EMFs is real. (1:39:44)Engineers don’t understand biology or biophysics. (1:44:32)5G technology is being rolled out in America without a single biological test to back up its safety. (1:55:14)The World Health Organization is considering reclassifying EMFs as a human carcinogen. (1:57:33)ResourcesDisconnect: The Truth About Cell Phone Radiation by Devra DavisThe Schumann resonancesThe work of Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt, Dr. Martin Pall and the late Dr. Ross AdeyThe Subtle Body: An Encyclopedia of Your Energetic Anatomy by Cynthia DaleThe Arndt-Schulz ruleCaptured Agency: How the FCC is Dominated by the Industries it Presumably Regulates by the Harvard Edmund J. Safra Center for EthicsHow Much is Safe? by Investigate Europe