Hi all,

(I posted this in the announcements section, but I think it would be better here)

I am the owner of Eternity For All Radio, an online radio show geared towards raising afterlife awareness. We interview researchers, mediums, authors, and many other experts in the field. I think there are a lot of people here who would enjoy it.

The show takes place on Tuesday nights from 6:30-7:00 PM (eastern time), but you can listen to the episodes anytime after they air!

To find out more about the show, visit our website:
eternityforallradio.com

If you've got any questions, please feel free to email us at:
eternityforallradio@gmail.com

Thank you,
Andrew
Main Host

So... when can you interview Bruce or me or other folks from this forum? (-;

Hi! Do you do work in the field of afterlife research or some related field? I tried to look at your website, but it doesn't appear to be in English. If you think you could contribute to the show, please email eternityforallradio@gmail.com with a brief summary of what you do. We'd love to hear from you!

As a researcher I am a developer. I develop tools (in similar way like programmers write their software; human instrument is my hardware, and the mind/consciousness is my operating system, so to speak), cybernetic models and concepts related to consciousness and so called non-physical exploration (which covers a lot of afterlife topics). By tools I mean sonic productions that affect and guide inner experience. Plus - I an author, and I'm writing scripts for various kind experience based explorations and meditations.

I'd like to emphasize here the "developer" aspect of my work. To my view, while "mainstream science" is still too often focused on common adoration of fellow PhD scientists and agreements to certain concepts while disagreement to others - "mainstream software writting" (if you type in google general words related to science and general words related to programming - you will find, that programming has similar degree of ratings) is much simpler and stands for effectiveness and contextual usability (either the software works or crashes, either the software works for certain topics or not). There is no adoration here; in other words - you can't sell not working or incomplete software but you can sell not working or incomplete scientific theory.

Hope that helps.

That sounds fascinating! If you would like to try and schedule an interview on the show, I'm sure we could work something out. Just email me at eternityforallradio@gmail.com.

Thanks!