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Live conversation with Brien Foerster of www.HiddenIncaTours.com about his investigations into pre-Inca cultures and the Sacred Valley of Peru, the many strange stone artefacts of Tiahuanaco, and the statues on Easter Island. Brien is assistant director of the Paracas History Museum which has an extensive collection of different types of elongated skull identified as being evidence of the ancient Peruvian Paracas culture and is working closely with Lloyd Pie to establish the precise nature of these remains.

This week Nickm talks live with Grayling Barraclough about his documentary 'The System'. The film is in a series of episodes and examines in detail the failings of the current corporate management of the UK, the people who are resisting that management and some of the solutions that are being offered.

This show features a recorded conversation between Guy Taylor and Nickm recalling some of Guy's recent court experiences, thoughts on the nature of the judicial system and the reawakening of the people.

This podcast is a recorded conversation between Nickm and Claire Montanaro about the nature of the human mission on Earth. Claire's book, Spiritual Wisdom, clarifies and explains many aspects of what it is to be a spiritual being in the material world and her blog carries compassionate comment on world events at www.inluminoglobal.com. Her ideas encourage a hope and confidence of individual spirit that can only be helpful.

In this conversation we talk about the current earth changes, the use and abuse of power, the re-establishment of community and an awakening intent to learn about love and compassion. In a world of seeming chaos, it is perhaps useful to remember that teachers of the perennial wisdom have insisted that to give and receive love in all that we do is one of the keys to our transformation. This is an investigation of how this information may be useful to us in our everyday lives.

Lucy Wyatt speaks with Nickm about her book 'Approaching Chaos – could an ancient archetype save 21st century civilisation?' , Suffolk's Eternal Knowledge Festival (www.eternal-knowledge.co.uk) and many matters besides.

After last week's look at the 'official' story of the Greek bailout, this podcast includes a re-appraisal of the Greek situation in terms of its true nature as corporate state enforcing statute law on its unwilling citizens, and of the EU as a corporate superstate enforcing statute law on the state of Greece. There will also be a recorded interview with Victoria in Athens in which we talk about the solutions being enacted by the Greek people and the responses of their government to those solutions. Further to these thoughts there will be an item on heliognosis, ancient cultures and the importance of the sun at this particular time.

This podcast investigates the 2nd Greek bailout package. It is an in depth examination of current happenings in Greece and the abomination that is being presented as a rescue package. The revelations made come from a variety of media sources and personal correspondence with some of those involved on the ground. Devastating information, a truly shocking state. Tell your friends.

A recorded conversation between Nickm and Frank Willis. Frank is a regular speaker on the subject of the alien presence on Earth and the conversation touches on Frank's time in the Rhodesian Army, his interest in martial arts and human origins, and some always useful tips on dealing with a system which is bent on costing us time and charging us money.

This podcast features Nickm in conversation with Robb Ryder about his investigative journey into Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws of England and his attempts to comprehend what lies behind today's administrative systems. The discussion examines especially the established methods for pursuit of remedies under the common law, the nature of the several species of courts of justice and how their methods relate one to another. This is a chance to hear a general discussion of the procedures which are supposedly still available to us in this modern age, though even in Blackstone's time they were recognised as 'dormant and out of use', and how far we have moved from the rights established by our forebears.

Featured this podcast are some initial thoughts on Mike Dobson's recent conviction for "possession only" of material alleged to be of potential use for the perpetration of terrorist acts. Also a conversation with Chris about his 6 year battle with Social Services to get his children out of care. The final part of the show is a chat with Tony about the operating system he's built for the use children between the ages of 3 and 11 and how some hackers are engaging with the challenge presented by paedophiles on the internet.

The man popularly known as Dom in conversation with Bill Maloney of http://www.pienmashfilms.com/. Subjects include the Occupy movement, Bill's work to expose institutional paedophilia and his campaign to become Mayor of London.

In the first part of this podcast Nickm talks with Rob Fry about his research into We Are Change, Democracy Village and the 'activists' who, it seems, are interfering with the free development and finances of the London Occupy movement and the Bank of Ideas (ltd). This is first class material and provides a detailed and informed background to the investigations currently being carried out by the man popularly known as Dom.

In the second part of the podcast Dom continues his own revelations concerning the management, structure and funding of Occupy and the apparent involvement of the shadowy Tavistock Institute who are running dream therapy workshops in the building being used by the Bank of Ideas (Ltd). Dom is accompanied by a small team who have successfully made a video of the proceedings at a Bank of Ideas general assembly meeting.

A discussion of these matters as they stood at the end of last week was webcast live on Vin's show on Sunday 1st January - a podcast of this earlier discussion is available at http://www.tnsradio.com/uploads/7/1/4/8/7148904/dom-drrock.mp3

Thoughts and live guests from the November Lawful Solutions gathering in Manchester. A collection of interviews covering subject matter as varied as the latest discoveries on the nature of council tax enforcement and documentation, the CSA, the Peoples Public Trust, the liberation of buildings and much more.

This show features a freeman forum recorded in an arena hosted by Avalon Rising and the Auriga Mysteries School at this year's Out of the Ordinary Festival including input from Michael of Bernicia of www.FreeThePlanet.net , Litmus of www.ProjectFreeman.com , the entity popularly known as Dom, Michael of Elmet and many more besides. Lively and informed discussion on matters lawful and otherwise.

Live interviews and conversations with some of the people camping on church ground between the cathedral and the council buildings in Bristol, and with visitors to the site.

A Freeman Forum recorded at the Green Gathering's Avalon Rising arena 2011, and featuring conversations about where benefits of taxation may lie, the electricity supply, promissory notes, return for cause, who 'they' are, Codex Alimentarius and the advertising standards authority, and the relevance of EU legislation to a country with a largely unwritten constitution. Participants include Michael of Bernicia, Nolan Thacker, Darren Deojee, Jonathan Evans, Nickm and even a supporter of the banking system. This is a two-and-a-half hour podful of sustained and informed data.

This podcast contains an extensive debate in which Charlie Veitch discusses his change of mind regarding the great going-away of buildings in New York on September 11th 2001 with a group of interested people in the Revolution Bunker at the Secret Garden Party.

This was a lively, impassioned and well-fuelled debate and, whilst some of the language may offend the easily offended, it was an interesting performance by all concerned.

Andrew, a founder member of TruthJuice, speaks of the origins and growth of the phenomenon that is TruthJuice, his Dot Connector website, the fascinating WarIsCrime.com and future plans for hands-on workshops that encourage people to work and produce together.

Also writer, broadcaster, film maker and one-time maker of mainstream promotional material, Jonathan Adams, discusses many things from the comet Elenin to the apparent “turning” of Charlie Veitch.

Tonight's guest on Dr Rock's Radio Show is a man known simply as Pete. He takes us through his recent hearing on the subject of non-payment of Council Tax. Much of interest is revealed in a conversation with Nickm that touches on many things but most notably on the Statutory Declarations Act, 1835, concerning the legality or otherwise of Oaths, Magna Carta and the Baron's Petition, and a rare discussion of some of the reasons we might have for choosing to attend court.

Pete got a 2-for-1 deal from the local magistrates, and the latter part of the show tells of his follow-on Enforcement Hearing for non-payment after allegedly failing to wear a seat belt in his conveyance of choice. Quite a tale in itself, as it turns out.

As usual it's all a lot more fun than you might expect, and Pete will hopefully be available to take questions later in the show.

Between Beltane and the Summer Solstice in 2008 a group of men and women walked, danced and sang their way from the tip of Cornwall to Hopton on the east coast of England. Inspired by the work of Hamish Miller and John Michell, this journey is described here by the Synchro Sister who was one of the nine who walked the whole 500+ miles.

An uplifting tale of mission, community and bountiful meetings.

Mike the Money Man talks about fraudulent economy and the illusion of money. This is a gentle and informative introduction to the pseudo-economics that underlie the administrative state.

Until he discovered he'd been using the wrong dictionary, the Spaniard was a retail banker, mortgage broker and occasional collector of debts. In this discussion the Dr Rock Radio Show finds out what he did next...

The larger part of the show features Dave from Liverpool telling of the day that 4 policemen, 2 locksmiths, and the Meter Man failed to install pre-payment meters in his place of shelter. This is a ripping yarn and a 5 star performance from Dave.

Later in the show, Litmus describes the life of a free man paying minimal tax, driving an unregistered camper van and busking for cheese. Litmus has succeeded in gaining official recognition of his non-participation and the new plates for his conveyance say NoTax4War.

Helen and Keith from TruthJuice West-Wales discuss the resistance to an imminent cull of badgers in West-Wales. They also tell of a friend who was obliged to pay an on-the-spot parking fine and was subsequently subjected to a month of psychiatric care and an attempt to have her sectioned.

Mark Foster talks about the role of dowsing in aiding our investigation of the world beyond our 5 senses. In a world where all is clearly not as it seems, the ability to identify the true nature of our energetic surroundings becomes ever more important.

NickM remembers Stonehenge and the end of free festivals in the UK.