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Nigel Grace attends Changing Times to discuss his journey to the Bosnian Pyramid where he encountered what is arguably the most important archaeological discovery of our lifetime. Many thanks to Nigel Grace for giving this talk and to Andy Thomas for his efforts with hosting the Changing Times public meetings. Note: This enhanced podcast version will work on iOS devices (iPhones, iPads, iPod Touches) along with PCs and Macs with iTunes installed. It will allow you to see the slides being discussed displayed on your device's screen in sync with the presentation. A standard .mp3 version is also available here.

Nigel Grace attends Changing Times to discuss his journey to the Bosnian Pyramid where he encountered what is arguably the most important archaeological discovery of our lifetime. Many thanks to Nigel Grace for giving this talk and to Andy Thomas for his efforts with hosting the Changing Times public meetings. Note: There is also an enhanced version of this podcast available here. The enhanced version will work on iOS devices (iPhones, iPads, iPod Touches) along with PCs and Macs with iTunes installed. It will allow you to see the slides being discussed displayed on your device's screen in sync with the presentation.

The Voynich Manuscript has been described as the world's most mysterious manuscript. In this episode, Martin Poole recaps on where we are today when it comes to understanding this baffling text and looks back at the analysis provided by Terence Mckenna.

Peter Poole explains how modern technology and control systems are affecting every part of our daily lives.

After hearing the Combe Haven Defenders call for a halt to destructive road-building, Peter and Martin Poole discuss the effectiveness of protest. Recorded at: A Future That Works, London, October 20th 2012. Check out Peter Poole's video, Roads to Austerity, on YouTube here.

Peter Poole explains the architectural and landscape changes to Stratford, north-east London, during the Olympic Games.

Peter Poole attends a protest and gathering at Twyford Down, England, on Saturday September 29th 2012, to mark twenty years since the legendary fight against a destructive new motorway. Check out Peter Poole's video marking twenty years since the legendary fight at Twyford Down on YouTube here.

We join David Icke's talk at mid-afternoon on 27 October 2012, via a live stream from London. Icke explains how low frequency vibrations trap us in fear, with amazing ideas about the planet Saturn, and a passionate defence of freedom.

Wayne John Sturgeon and Peter Poole discuss the recent Olympic Games in London, where the terror scenarios of alien or terrorist attack failed to materialize.

Martin Poole shares his thoughts and reflections on the progression of the Internet from the primitive dial up medium of the 1990s to the paragon of social interaction and collective focus we see today. Is this part of an agenda or a natural evolution of technology?