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Did somebody say "small modular, molten fuel salt, thorium fuel cycle, thermal spectrum, breeder reactors"? Well, guess what? Somebody said it. And maybe it's happening soon! So, what does that mean? Good question! Today on Solutions Watch, James talks to Thomas Pedersen of Copenhagen Atomics about their next gen small modular reactors and how independent communities of the future will be powered.

Rejoice! The Great Reset is yesterday's news, and the great reject is upon us! What does it mean that the US is withdrawing from the IPCC? That the UN is on the ropes? That Davos was as big of a flop as last year's COP? Marc Morano of ClimateDepot.com joins us to discuss these issues and the sea change that has taken place in public opinion on global warming and globalism in the past year.

The gaping maw of the AI data centre beast is threatening to devour all energy and water on the planet. Awakened to this threat, people are organizing. This is the story of the fight against the data centres.

In this time of thoughtcrime and hate speech laws, here's a dangerous question: how did people provide for themselves BEFORE government-supplied cradle-to-grave welfare and "social security"? It's one of those questions that is so obviously staring us in the face but no one thinks to ask. Why? Because the powers-that-shouldn't-be are afraid of its two-word answer, of course: mutual aid.

The Edward Institute for Village Studies has come to an early end. I'll allow you a moment to collect yourselves. ... Wait, what's that? You've never heard of the Edward Institute for Village Studies? And you don't know the earth-shaking effect it had in inspiring trillions of people around the world to flee the city and embrace the country life? Well, let's correct that right now. Joining us today on #SolutionsWatch to tell us all about this grand experiment is Edward Institute co-founder, Riley Waggaman.

Christmas presents wrapped with care? Check. Steaming cup of hot chocolate? Check. Relaxing Christmas background music? Check. Now, what am I forgetting. Oh, that's right: the Solutions Watch end-of-year update! Well, here it is, and right on time. Kick back and enjoy this tour through another year of solutions, creativity and activism.

So you've decided to switch to Linux. But what's wrong with Windows, anyway? And isn't it hard to make the switch? Joining us today to walk you through the switch to Linux is Rob Braxman, aka The Internet Privacy Guy.

A single video can change the world. This week's mission, if you choose to accept it, is simple. Watch this video on The Philosophy of Liberty. If you like it, share it.

We all know the stereotypes: teenagers are lazy, hormone-ridden, emotionally unstable, irrational creatures. But what’s really going on in the teenage brain and how does knowledge of this developmental process help us to foster a better relationship with our teenage children? Join James today for an exploration of these issues with (unlicensed) mental health counselor, entrepreneur and best-selling author, Lainie Liberti.

The anti-war crowd likes to ask: What if they started a war and no one showed up? So, perhaps statists should be asking: What if they held a (s)election and no one voted? Join James today for an exploration of ballot spoiling, from Mexican presentations to Irish presidential (s)elections to Nobel prize-winning literature.

Hakeem Anwar of AbovePhone.com returns to the de-program to discuss his latest report: Life Under Digital ID: A Global Analysis with Solutions. We talk about what digital ID is, the broader question of digital public infrastructure, the control grid vs. the surveillance grid, and the counter-economy that is the only solution to this impending threat to free humanity.

Thorium isn't just a superior fuel for molten salt nuclear reactors, it's a key component in superior optical coatings, alloys, organoactinide catalysis and more. So, why has it been neglected by industry and even suppressed by government for decades? Join James Corbett and John Kutsch on this edition of #SolutionsWatch where they examine those questions and talk about the slowly shifting tide on the thorium issue.

This week on #SolutionsWatch, James is joined by Tom-Oliver Regenauer, a self-taught publisher whose German language self-published books now regularly outsell major publishing houses in Germany. He discusses how and why he started Regenauer Press, how he self-publishes his books, how others can join the self-publishing revolution and produce actual print books that evade the digital censors, and how he used his skills to publish the German translation of REPORTAGE.

Let me give you some advice that could change your life forever. It's called, yes, and, and it will transform your arguments into productive conversations. Let me show you how.

If you've watched Dissent Into Madness then you'll not only know about the ways that psychological insights are being weaponized against us but, more importantly, you'll have an idea about what we can do about it. Today on #SolutionsWatch, James considers more ideas for escaping from this societal madhouse garnered from the new Psychology course at OpenSourceEducation.online.

What is an email alias, why might you want to use one, and how do you set one up? Find out in today's important edition of Solutions Watch with special guest Hakeem Anwar of Above Agency.

Joining us today is returning guest Etienne de la Boetie2. In a follow up to How to Present Info for Visual Learners, this time we discuss his new book, To See The Cage is to Leave It and the 25 techniques of control that it elucidates and demystifies. We talk about how visually interesting information is a more effective tool for unlocking minds, how people can see through the techniques of indoctrination that the oligarchs use to get us to worship the state, and what a world free from the cult of statism would really look like.

Who is Ray Sanders, and why is the UK Met Office scared of him? Today, Ray Sanders demonstrates how to raise awareness about anti-scientific shenanigans in government agencies and shows what ordinary people can do to bring about real change.