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Michio Kaku interview on Deepak Chopra Wellness Radio-Sirius XM Stars September 19, 2009

Deepak Chopra: Today my guest is Dr. Michio Kaku, author of The Physics of the Impossible. I picked up his book a few days ago and haven’t been able to put it down. I have only gone half way through it, but it’s something that I recommend very highly. We’re going to talk about the book right now. Dr. Kaku is also the founder of the String Theory of physics if you’ve heard about it and we’ll talk a little bit about that as well. And, he’s one of the few scientists in my view who’s really a giant in our times in that he goes beyond being a technician and can look at the big picture. His passion (more…)

Today, the Goi Peace Foundation bestowed upon Deepak the 2010 Goi Peace Award in recognition of his visionary leadership in promoting global peace and well being through human empowerment.  Previous honorees include Bill Gates, Dr. Oscar Arias Sanchez and Ervin Laszlo.  Join Deepak at the ceremony to be held during the 2010 Goi Peace Foundation Forum in Tokyo, Japan on November 7, 2010.

I hosted Dr. Robert Lanza on my Wellness Radio on Sirius Stars 102 & XM 155 last year and here’s a transcript of our conversation. I hope you enjoy reading it.

Deepak Chopra: My special guest is Dr. Robert Lanza and his extraordinary mind, I just finished reading his book Biocentrism and I said to myself, “Finally, aha, somebody that I can totally relate to.” The book is Biocentrism it’s in the bookstores and online bookstores. I actually have it on my Kindle because I read it over and over again. Let me just tell you who Dr. Lanza is if you haven’t heard about him and you should have. Dr. Lanza is considered one of the leading scientists in the world, he’s currently chief scientific officer at Advanced (more…)

Most people assume that germs and genes cause disease. The germ theory has brought us a long way, and genetic theory promises to take us even further. But there is still a mystery surrounding why certain people get sick while others don’t. For example, studies show that if cold virus is placed directly into a person’s nose, the chance of getting a cold is about 1 in 8; being exposed to chill, damp, or a draft doesn’t increase these odds. Also, when the Black Death wiped out a third of Europe’s population in the 14th century, no one knows why the other two-thirds, who were certainly exposed, didn’t die. (more…)