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BITEradio: National Security Threats America Should Be Watching with Steve Hirsch

10/5/2026 · 3468

Steve Hirsch is a former senior CIA executive with more than three decades of experience in intelligence, national security, crisis response, and organizational leadership. Following 9/11, he served as a Presidential Daily Brief briefer, briefing cabinet-level officials and serving as a liaison between senior government leaders and the CIA. His career has spanned counterterrorism, geopolitical conflict, chemical and biological weapons, crisis response, public affairs, business analytics, emerging technology, and organizational transformation. Today, Steve draws on this broad experience to provide perspective on national security, geopolitical instability, biological threats, food and agricultural security, critical infrastructure, artificial intelligence, crisis preparedness, and leadership.

BITEradio Richard Estep author of United States of Ghosts

10/1/2026 · 1742

Delve into a colorful facet of history with spine-chilling stories of America’s ghosts in United States of Ghosts: A History of America’s Hauntings The United States’ past is littered with spooky tales and eldritch encounters. From centuries-old burial grounds and Civil War cemeteries to haunted hotels and famous White House residents long dead, United States of Ghosts: A History of America’s Hauntings adds unexpected spectral elements to American lore. for more information visit: www.richardestep.net

BITEradio: Nature's Ally with Robert Sulnick

9/26/2026 · 2000

Robert Sulnick author of Nature's Ally: How the Next Generation of Environmental Warriors Can Save Our Overheating Planet” - Nature's Ally examines the challenges of climate change and the importance of protecting the natural environment. Blending research, insight, candid and humorous first-hand encounters and a forward-looking perspective,“Nature's Ally” encourages readers to consider how individual choices, community action and informed leadership can contribute to a more sustainable future. This new book brings environmental advocacy powerfully into the twenty-first century. Robert Sulnick is an environmental lawyer, law professor, and activist. Co-founder of the American Oceans Campaign with Ted Danson and former member of the Green Group, a coalition of the nation’s leading organizations he has helped chart the course of modern environmental policy. Through “Nature's Ally,” he seeks to foster informed dialogue and inspire readers to become active participants in creating a more sustainable future.

BITEradio: Strip Maul memoir author Lin Kovack, under the pen name Eliza Grayson

9/19/2026 · 2317

In her newly published nonfiction memoir, Strip Maul, 76-year old Lin Kovack delivers a raw, forensic unmasking of domestic abuse. Trapped in a 40-year marriage with a covert-aggressive predator, Grayson endured severe physical trauma, psychological isolation, and complete financial destruction. At age 60, she escaped her abuser with only the clothes on her back. Channeling her survival into relentless academic achievement, she went on to earn a dual Ph.D. in Crisis Management and Conflict Resolution and completed medical school at age 74. A truly inspirational story!

BITEradio: UFO Sightings and Alien Visitations with Kevin Randle

9/5/2026 · 2759

My special guest is Kevin D. author of UFO Sightings and Alien Visitations; Facts and Falsehoods. With the Pentagon declassifying files and releasing waves of videos of unidentified flying objects and mysterious aerial phenomena, are we any closer to the truth? Scrutinizing government files, sworn testimonies, eyewitness accounts, and other evidence, former intelligence officer and retired U.S. army lieutenant colonel Kevin D. Randle looks at the possibility of extraterrestrial beings visiting Earth in UFO Sightings and Alien Visitations: Facts and Falsehoods.

BITEradio: Your Good Death

9/2/2026 · 1918

Your Good Death; Why End-of-Life Healthcare Is So Difficult and How to Make It Work for You with Karen Lutfey Spencer Most Americans say they want control over their end-of-life care. They want to remain independent. They want to avoid unnecessary suffering. They want their families to understand their wishes. They want dignity. Karen Lutfey Spencer, PhD , is a medical sociologist and Professor in the Department of Health and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Colorado Denver. For more than twenty-five years, she has studied how patients, families, and healthcare providers make decisions within complex medical systems, with a particular focus on doctor-patient relationships, health disparities, and healthcare delivery. For more information visit: https://www.karenlutfeyspencer.com/

BITEradio: The Imminent Shift to the Fifth Density with Harrison Viers Newberry

8/31/2026 · 2957

Harrison has been a truth seeker of answers for decades. His questions are the ones we all ask, at some point in life. He reveals the the results to readers of his books. For more than 40 years he has traveled many paths seeking enlightenment, answers, and understanding. He walked the journey of Shaman for years, which took him high in the Andes mountains of Peru and deep into the Amazon jungles. Find Harrison on Instagram at Harrison Viers.

New Wetland Restoration Project at Dawes Arboretum with Emma Farmer

8/28/2026 · 1509

The Dawes Arboretum was established in 1929 by Beman Dawes and his wife, Bertie, inspired by Beman’s youth in Marietta, Ohio, where his father’s lumber business fostered an early appreciation for trees. Emma Farmer received her Associates of Science in Natural Resource Management from Hocking College in 2019. In addition to her educational accolades, Emma possesses a vast and multi-faceted range of conservation experience, including reforestation research, restoration methods, vegetation and wildlife monitoring.

BITEradio: Towards the Turning: Rethinking the Meaning of 9/11 with Scott Gibbs

8/20/2026 · 2485

In a time defined by war, political and religious extremism, cultural fracture, terrorism, rising authoritarianism, and escalating distrust across societies, a provocative new book argues that humanity has fundamentally misunderstood the true source of conflict itself. Scott Gibbs holds an AB in History from Princeton University, an MBA from Northwestern University, and an MA in Clinical Psychology. A California-licensed psychotherapist in private practice and a board member of the Existential-Humanistic Institute, he draws on clinical experience and longstanding independent scholarship to examine the roots of conflict in everyday relationships, intimate partnerships, and across groups. His peer-reviewed work has appeared in the Journal of Humanistic Psychology .

Memoir of Loss and Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease with Rosemary Vaswani

8/9/2026 · 2598

Rosemary's debut poetry memoir, When I Press Stop, chronicles the heartbreaking loss of her husband Eric to Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease at age 56 while raising their teenage daughter. Told through lyrical poetry that unfolds like a novel, the collection offers a deeply personal yet ultimately hopeful exploration of grief, healing, and choosing life after profound loss. Rosemary is an Author, Actress (recurring role on Paramount+ show Landman) and Advocate. For more information visit www.rosemaryvaswani.com

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