Stephen was joined by BMX Pro Mike Aitken.  Mike has a deep love for the sport of bmx and a creativity that is unbelievable. He has truly paid the price with serious injury and a long rehab to return the to the sport. He talks about his experiences, his

Former WNBA player Carolyn Moos on the value of yoga in basketball Carolyn Moos of fitforlivinglife.com joined Stephen to talk about basketball, yoga and nutrition. Recently, Kevin Love of the Minnesota Timberwolves made some noise about his off-season yo

What is the Slow Food Movement? Kate Miller of Weathertop Farm I was joined by Kate Miller of Weathertop Farm and WildForage.com to talk about the Slow Food Movement. The Slow Food Movement started in Rome, Italy in response to a McDonald’s invading

Mike Adams By Mike Adams, Natural News Call it consumer fraud! Many of the “fruits” used in popular breakfast cereals are really just fake fruits made out of refined factory ingredients like: • Artificial coloring chemicals • GMO corn star

By Amanda Woerner, Fox News.com, February 15, 2014 The number of industrial chemicals with known links to neurodevelopmental disabilities like autism has more than doubled in the past seven years, according to new research published in The Lancet Neurolog

By Stephen McCarthy, The McCarthy Project Over the last years, I have been asked numerous times. Define your philosophy of teaching and training for elite performance. I landed on the concept of natural means and methods of education and training, but wha

California-grown Lundberg rice shows near-zero heavy metals; case closed on ‘naturally occurring’ excuse for lead in rice products By Mike Adams,  Natural News Immediately after Natural News shocked the natural products industry by revealing

By Julie Wilson, Natural News 2014 exists in an era when technology allows us to instantaneously access vast amounts of information; however, this advancement has apparently caused our intellect to dwindle, resulting in a population of people unable to th

Military nears holy grail: Pizza that lasts years By Rodrique Ngowi, FoxNY NATICK, Mass. (AP) — They call it the holy grail of ready-to-eat meals for soldiers: a pizza that can stay on the shelf for up to three years and still remain good to eat. Soldie

By Christina Sarich, Natural Society Men and women alike have excess ‘belly-fat,’ usually an anthropomorphized representation of a lack of healthy fats in our bodies- like the ones in coconut oil. A peer-reviewed study from Brazil shows how eating j