Investigating What’s Happening in American Politics and Taking Direct Action for Global Awakening with David Cay Johnston & Monk Yun Rou

Original Air Date Wednesday, January 8th, 2020

In this week’s episode you will learn about:

Authentic journalism and truth in reporting
Compassionate communication
How individuals can make a positive impact in our society
Strength in the Taoist principle of leading by example

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Harvesting Happiness Talk Radio · Investigating What’s Happening in American Politics and Taking Direct Action for Global Awakening

Meet Our Guests:

David Cay Johnston is a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter and best- selling author. He has lectured on reporting techniques, tax policy, and ethics on every continent except Antarctica. Johnston is known for his skill at explaining complex economic, law-enforcement and tax issues, for which he was awarded a Pulitzer prize in 2001. Long before it was a kitchen table topic, Johnston was documenting America’s growing income inequality and exposing subtle government policies that create wealth and want.

Book: It’s Even Worse Than You Think: What the Trump Administration is Doing to America

Yun Rou, born Arthur Rosenfeld in New York City, received his academic background at Yale, Cornell, and the University of California, and was ordained a Daoist monk in Guangzhou, China in 2012. The host of the hit National Public Television show “Longevity Tai Chi”, he is the author of more than 15 books, including award-winning novels optioned for film in Hollywood and Asia.

Book: Mad Monk Manifesto: A Prescription for Evolution, Revolution, and Global Awakening

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Are We Happy Yet? Eight Keys to Unlocking a Joyful Life — A boot camp manual for greater emotional fitness. Happiness waits for no one and sometimes we all need support. What is getting in the way of your happiness right now?

H–Factor: Where is Your Heart? — Lisa’s documentary film explores the journey of human happiness. Emotions are contagious and happiness is a universally desired state. We tend to forget we all have the freedom to be happy or the liberty to be miserable each day.