Interview - Annelise Schinzinger on her new book, The Art and Science of Caregiving- Stories of Inspiring Elders with an End-of-Life Guidebook

Listen Now to Annelise Schinzinger

Annelise learned about the importance of competent and loving caregivers when she was recovering from a serious illness at 19. She applied what she had learned when her grandmother and mother were dying. At twenty-seven, her grandmother’s passage took her fear of death away because it was so peaceful. She found herself spending time with elders who showed her how to live, and how to die. Caring for her mother was so profound that she left the corporate world and became a hospice caregiver.

Twenty years later, she was telling a friend about the wise and remarkable elders she had the privilege of caring for. Her friend exclaimed, “You have to write these stories down!” Annelise eagerly started writing, and over the next seven years, her book expanded into a comprehensive guidebook. 

I think you’ll enjoy hearing Annelise share a few of her stories with us, and a few insights she has in the caring of elders in their final chapter. Enjoy.

Annelise Schinzinger between the Futures at KSCO

Future News - NASA Meteor Protection Plan, Listen to Stellar Symphony, The Universe May be Younger than we thought,Indian Army Tweets YETI footprints, Private $1 Billion to Earth's Protection, Wholistic Extraction

Listen Now to Future News 4.30.2019

A wide ranging conversation this week, from discussing NASA’s plans to save us from asteroids to actually listening to the Sun to evidence of Yeti, the Big Foot of the Himalayas. And there is new evidence that the universe is expanding 9% faster than we thought, making the universe about 2 billion years younger at 12 billion years.. And how can we forget Mrs. Future’s empassioned arguments for keeping our extraction technologies in balance, so the the planet can continue to support us in the grand style to which we have become accustomed? I try to proffer another view, but.. anyway, enjoy!!

The Universe is expanding 9% faster than we thought

Future News - Notre Dame Cathedral Homage and 3-D point cloud, Space Art Spreading, Crew Dragon Spacecraft Explodes, Bobby Wilder on Battery Tech and Photonic Healing, Tesla announces advanced autonomous driving, Russian GPS spoofing

Listen Now to Future News 4.23.2019

Very sad about Notre Dame Cathedral, especially considering we had recently visited the church in Paris.  We have a couple of videos we made in homage to that sacred place, found on our links page. More cool space art out there to amuse and abhor, Bobby Wilder calls on with some info on treating Altsheimer’s with light, and Tesla is pulling out all stops on their neural networked autonomous driving program. Enjoy!

Interview - Ignacio Salazar- World Class Surfer visiting from Peru, Living the Dream, and how he got there with a little help from Mother Ocean.

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Every so often we’ll do an interview outside our normal perview of technology, science, and consciousness.  Join us as we explore with Ignacio the world of surfing, really big waves and what happens when they take you under, daring to live the dream in face of major obstacles, and one man’s personal relationship with the great mother ocean that makes it all so worthwhile..

L-R Sun Lundell (Mrs. Future), Ignacio Salazar, Allan Lundell (Dr. Future)

Future News - New Name for photographed famous Black Hole, Israel Building another Moon Lander, First complete 3D Heart printed, Thermographic Asteroid Defense

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Some great triumphs this week, like the first picture of a black hole, now called “Powehi,” by many, but some losses as well, like the crash landing of Beeresheet, the Israeli Lunar Lander, or the falling of the SpaceX Falcon Heavy into the Ocean from the drone ship, due to heavy seas. We are also closer to spare body parts, made to order from your stem cells, with the first complete 3D printed heart with human tissue, and we are getting new life from an older satellite, in tracking Near Earth Objects, hopefully helping us avoid potential disasters from impacts on Earth. 

First 3D printed heart with human tissue