<p>David Ray Griffin, Emeritus Professor of Philosophy of Religion and Theology at the Claremont School of Theology, presents two standing-room-only presentations, in which he explains how the official story of 9/11 was set up as an unassailable sacred myth. He then explores nine commonly held myths about 9/11 and shows why each must be false. Followed by Q &amp; A. 98 minutes</p>

<p>David Ray Griffin, Emeritus Professor of Philosophy of Religion &amp; Theology at the Claremont School of Theology, presents his response to THE 9/11 COMMISSION REPORT, based on his book THE 9/11 COMMISSION REPORT, OMISSIONS AND DISTORTIONS. 59 minutes</p>

<p>Could it be that symbols of monetary reform were embedded in the most beloved children's story of all time, THE WONDERFUL WIZARD OF OZ? Could it be that these symbols point the way out of our economic troubles today? What's the secret behind THE SECRET OF OZ? Nations do not have to borrow money? That's right, NO MORE NATIONAL DEBT! It's the interest on the debt that's killing the economy. The solution is nothing radical; Abraham Lincoln used it to win the Civil War.

<p>San Francisco Bay Area architect, Richard Gage, AIA, provides the myth-shattering scientific forensic evidence of the explosive controlled demolition of all 3 World Trade Center high-rise buildings on September 11, 2001.</p>

<p>An in-depth look at the case of IRP Solutions Corporation. The federal government launched an investigation targeting IRP Solutions Corporation. The church in which company founders attend was implicated in the case. Pastor's daughter sentenced to six months and federal prison. Episode also includes interview with Boston-based Defense Attorney and Author: Harvey Silverglate. Mr. Silverglate is author of THREE FELONIES A DAY.</p>

<p>Angela Cook is the Denver Fire Department's Division Chief at Denver International Airport. Today she joins Host Nancy Ulrich and Denver Fire Chief Jim Sestrich to discuss recent fires, including a downed plane at DIA which resulted in no fatalities. Fire Chief Sestrich nears retirement after 35 years in Denver, and he offers a bit of perspective from that position. They discuss the improving situation for women in Denver's Fire Department, as well as the stringent physical testing outlined in a video demonstrating the specific categories.