A documentary about how corporate influence corrupts government regulation, limits the free flow of information, and adversely effects American democracy.

Also Visit GemsTone Audio/Visual for        

Contemporary  & Archival  Audio, Video & Written Works 
of a Spiritual Nature

Christopher Isherwood, Huston Smith, D.T. Suzuki & More

mondayMEDIA/GemsTone Personalities in the Media

Bill Moyers honors Chalmers Johnson, saying of Nemesis "There's one book in particular I would put in everybody's stocking if I could. It's not new - it was actually published three years ago. But I read it again this month, and found its message more relevant than ever." (Watch the video or read the transcript.) 

Chalmer's Johnson's Evil Empire, the talk which supported the release of Nemesis,  is available on mondayMEDIA.

Tales of Wonder: Adventures Chasing the Divine (Huston Smith with Jeffery Paine) is named one of the San Francisco Chronicle's 50 Notable Bay Area books of 2009. SF Gate says: "In this delightful book, Smith tells us how he became the dean of world religion experts."

Monday Puzzle: Mystical Mathematics
New York Times, December 22, 2009
by PRADEEP MUTALIK

Phil Cousineau (The Roots of Fundamentalism: A Conversation with Huston Smith & Phil Cousineau DVD) now hosts Global Spirit  on LinkTV. Episodes air Sunday (repeated Wednesday) or watch online.

 NPR's (National Public Radio) Morning Edition aired an Anil Mundra story about multiphonic chanting, Gyuto Monks: Ancient Practice, Modern Sound, featuring Huston Smith. Listen online or read the transcript.