Authora Nil

The writer. A great disk jockey of words. Phrases demonstrated which become nothing more than an aggregation of meaning. These instances are not univocal. One meaning cannot be pulled from written text or even orally. Language is a nexus of various thoughts and ideas arranged to give impressions.  Butterfly came [...]

Downtime

Regrettably, I have been unable to produce a podcast on time for the normal quota but not without good reason.  After visiting Clearwater Beach for Spring Break it seems as if I have a small upper respiratory infection which renders my voice a bit deep and scratchy for radio.  Needn’t more be said.Nonetheless, there are many things [...]

iTunes Podcast

Apple reviewed our radio show and has now approved it for appearance in iTunes.  I encourage you to add the link and configure your player to automatically download new podcasts as they appear on DWR Radio.  The link below will add the broadcast to your computer. 
View the DWR Radio iTunes Store

Fallacy of Global Warming

Given the geological evidence that has been shown throughout the years, it seems to me that global warming is more of a climate trend than a viable issue in society. People tend to amplify the effects of scientific information without understanding it. Technology becomes more sophisticated and we are able to uncover more [...]

College Talk Radio Episode II

I proudly announce the release of our second radio show of DWR unfortunately late but fortunately one of our most exciting shows yet.  Throw on a pair of headphones and stream this exciting show straight to your desktop anywhere in the world.  In this edition, political cheerleader and advocate Erin Johnson comments on the presidential race and an exciting excerpt [...]

Broadcast Delay

Attention listeners, my podcast release will be delayed one day due to time constraints.  Material is already compiled and the recording will begin March 3, 2008 at 8:00PM EST.  I look forward to your comments following the show, we’ll see you live, on DWR Radio.

Twitching

How does our environment shape our thinking?  Probably more than you think.  Scientists implant electrodes into the brains of rats that stimulate their limbic centers creating pleasure.  This is solid evidence that the brain is able to receive stimuli manually.  The Law of Attraction states that we are the subject of our surroundings and indeed [...]