Ithaca Hours Program  Ithaca Hours, started in 1991, is a prototype for community economic stability.  They print their own currency, which circulates among members like government money does.  This allows people in communities who might not always have access to sufficient government-issued money to survive and prosper, and opens up some possible alternatives for funding research and inventions.  14:28

Paul Pantone & GEET One of the most well known inventors of our time, with a proven track record of amazing innovations. Paul discusses what students need to have in order to study his technology. GEET is a set of methods for extracting unexpected amounts of energy from engines, but its implications go a lot further. 4:08

David Thomson, Aether Physics Model Part 1 In order to properly engineer devices that use characteristics of the Aether that fills all space, we must have a coherent model of how it works. Many people have worked on building this model; Thomson has put together an exceptionally useful and clear set of concepts. This is of interest to anyone who wants to understand physics and how it relates to building inventions.  9:52

David Thomson, Aether Physics Model Part 2 In this interview, Thomson explains how the Aether Physics Model was developed.  10:45

David Thomson, Aether Physics Model Part 3 We discuss how music relates to physics research.  6:46

Gary Peterson on Tesla's Wireless Transmission System Nikola Tesla had designed and partly built the beginning of a significant world wireless transmission system at Wardenclyffe up until 1907. The project was abandoned when funding was stopped. Working directly from Tesla's patents, Gary has built and demonstrated a 1/35th scale working model of the Wardenclyffe system, thus showing proof of concept. Photos can be found elsewhere in this site complex. It is recommended that listeners have on hand the Tesla Dictionary of Advanced Research Terminology, available for free download from the home page of this site. 10:19

CJ Fearnley SYNERGETICS: Buckminster Fuller put together an excellent mathematical system for studying and developing advanced technologies in many fields, including chemistry, gravity, and power generation. Careful analysis of the patterns in this system is rewarding. CJ is one of the people who puts together Synergetics Workshops and Symposiums through www.synergeticists.org  11:48

Homebrew Wind Power co-author Dan Fink discusses how the book is used, and how his group helps people who can build some parts of wind generators and not others. 6:31

Machining Alternative Energy Jen Steen explains the role of machinists in building new alternative energy systems. This is of special interest to students who want to go into the field. She works at an alternative energy lab in Ft. Collins. 7:06

Karryn WHAT IS PERMACULTURE? For many years a new discipline of ecologically effective agriculture has been built in many parts of this planet. Karryn gives a good introduction to the subject. Eventually, it is anticipated that some of the technologies related to Tesla research will find a place within this discipline.  10:39

Jeff Hayes Obtaining and using Tesla Turbines, a very efficient and sensible way to pump liquids using resonant technology. Tesla's mechanical inventions are not as well known as his electrical work, but are in themselves important in many applications.  17:31

Energy & Environment Research Center Interview with Gerry Grownwald, of EERC in North Dakota. How a research organization can successfully operate for over 21 years doing significant research on energy processes.  5:44

Sonne Ward How a hard-working inventor finds inspiration.  16:38

MUSIC, RESONANCE, AND HARMONICS

Mano Divina on Infinite Music One of this planet's few professional Theramin players tells us how his all-electronic instrument works, and what this means for the future of music. The Theramin was the world's first electronic instrument, and is played without touching anything. Mano Divina is a pioneer in extending the range and scope of his instrument through the Divine Hand Ensemble based in Philadelphia. 7:53

Len Horowitz on Harmonics Increasingly researchers and inventors are realizing that resonance and harmonics are a vital part of nature in many ways. We discuss how this works in music and science. 6:51