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Nov 6, 2026

Kent CovingtonCORRESPONDENT
5:42
I'm Kent Covington, and straight ahead, Johnstone Street joins us for Culture Friday, and later, Wordplay with George Grant.
Kent CovingtonCORRESPONDENT
5:50
This is The World and Everything In It.
Nick EicherHOST
6:11
It's the world and everything in it from World Radio celebrating 15 years.
Nick EicherHOST
6:16
Today is Friday, November 6th.
Nick EicherHOST
6:18
Thank you for making us part of your morning routine.

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John StonestreetGUEST
15:33
Everybody dies.
John StonestreetGUEST
15:33
You gotta have babies to replace the people that are dying.
John StonestreetGUEST
15:37
And the numbers are pretty clear, 2.1 as a fertility rate, and no country in the Western world's anywhere close to that.
Donovan HohnHOST
0:01
Thank you so much, friends.
Donovan HohnHOST
0:02
We're so privileged to be able to gather in moments like this when so much of the world is plunged in darkness and chaos.
Donovan HohnHOST
0:20
So, ring the bells that still can ring.
Donovan HohnHOST
0:26
Forget your perfect offering.
Uday Singh MehtaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:04
That's one of the features about them.
Uday Singh MehtaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:06
Or I should say, when I was talking about this other kind of solidarity, we thought we were political.
Uday Singh MehtaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:17
That was the way in which we were going to change the world.
Uday Singh MehtaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:21
Now Gandhi explicitly says, Somewhere on the first page of his autobiography, he says, what I've been striving for these past 30 years is to see God face to face, to achieve moksha, which is the Sanskrit word for salvation.
Joe HehnGUEST
6:12
And no matter what, you're going to gain because you're here to experience.
Joe HehnGUEST
6:16
So it's kind of like the world of duality, too, that we have to know the bitter to understand the sweet.
Joe HehnGUEST
6:24
We have to know darkness in order to really grasp it.
Joe HehnGUEST
6:31
So we're gaining experience.
Joe HehnGUEST
8:11
We're not actually experiencing reality.
Joe HehnGUEST
8:13
We're experiencing a projection of reality, almost like it's, it's betting on what reality is going to be based on our experiences and our beliefs.
Joe HehnGUEST
8:23
And spirituality confirms this, you know, you, you are not your thoughts, you are the observer, but what you think you become, right? And so that is your, that is your world, right? that you're creating through your thought.
Joe HehnGUEST
8:37
And so I never even entered this gateway of like, what is perspective? I was very much encumbered by the rat race, being successful.
Stephen LimbaughGUEST
0:31
It really became apparent that I just need to be the guy and I need to do a really good job.
Mary ReichardHOST
0:35
And world commentator Daniel Darling says now is no time to despair.
Myrna BrownHOST
0:46
It's Thursday, November 5th.
Myrna BrownHOST
0:48
This is The World and Everything In It from listener-supported World Radio.

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Hunter BakerGUEST
12:33
And this is why I say that Trump has really staked his whole presidency on it.
Hunter BakerGUEST
12:37
is the Strait of Hormuz.
Hunter BakerGUEST
12:39
And we mentioned that before, that the Strait of Hormuz is affecting the world oil equation.
Hunter BakerGUEST
12:46
And we've seen the prices shoot straight up at the pump.
Khudania AjayHOST
0:20
Welcome to this episode of The World According to Irina Shukerman, our very special series on global politics on the KJ Masterclass Live.
Khudania AjayHOST
0:29
Irina Shukerman is a US-based national security and human rights lawyer as well as a renowned geopolitical analyst.
Khudania AjayHOST
0:37
Her writings and commentary have appeared in diverse US and international media and have been translated to over a dozen languages every fortnight in the world according to irena shukerman we traverse the geopolitical landscape and delve into pressing international issues and gain insight from irena's expert perspective welcome to the show irena
Irina TsukermanGUEST
1:01
how are how are you good good to be here as always
Khudania AjayHOST
1:06
Absolutely, Irina.
Irina TsukermanGUEST
4:24
Now, Trump and Vance both blame the war in Iran, and of course, that's part of the story without a question.
Irina TsukermanGUEST
4:31
What they fail to admit is their failure to communicate and to provide any kind of strategy for Iran that is responsible, not necessarily the war itself.
Irina TsukermanGUEST
4:41
I think many Americans understand that Iran is a hostile state, which has been involved in many disastrous episodes around the world, including against the United States directly.
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0:26
For the ones who get it done.
Khudania AjayHOST
0:50
Welcome to this episode of The World According to Irina Shukerman, our very special series on global politics on the KJ Masterclass Live.
Khudania AjayHOST
0:59
Irina Shukerman is a US-based national security and human rights lawyer as well as a renowned geopolitical analyst.
Khudania AjayHOST
1:07
Her writings and commentary have appeared in diverse US and international media and have been translated to over a dozen languages every fortnight in the world according to irena shukerman we traverse the geopolitical landscape and delve into pressing international issues and gain insight from irena's expert perspective welcome to the show irena
Irina ShukermanGUEST
1:31
how are you good good to be here as always
Khudania AjayHOST
1:36
Absolutely, Irina.
Irina ShukermanGUEST
4:54
Now, Trump and Vance both blame the war in Iran, and of course, that's part of the story without a question.
Irina ShukermanGUEST
5:01
What they fail to admit is their failure to communicate and to provide any kind of strategy for Iran that is responsible, not necessarily the war itself.
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0:01
Available on select homes.
Khudania AjayHOST
0:35
Welcome to this episode of The World According to Irina Shukerman, our very special series on global politics on the KJ Masterclass Live.
Khudania AjayHOST
0:44
Irina Shukerman is a US-based national security and human rights lawyer, as well as a renowned geopolitical analyst.
Khudania AjayHOST
0:52
Her writings and commentary have appeared in diverse US and international media and have been translated to over a dozen languages every fortnight in the world according to irena shukerman we traverse the geopolitical landscape and delve into pressing international issues and gain insight from irena's expert perspective welcome to the show irena
Irina TsukermanGUEST
1:16
how are how are you good good to be here as always
Khudania AjayHOST
1:21
Absolutely, Irina.
Irina TsukermanGUEST
4:39
Now, Trump and Vance both blame the war in Iran, and of course, that's part of the story without a question.
Irina TsukermanGUEST
4:46
What they fail to admit is their failure to communicate and to provide any kind of strategy for Iran that is responsible, not necessarily the war itself.
Cari Jacobs-CrovettoHOST
6:21
And we know this now.
Cari Jacobs-CrovettoHOST
6:22
In fact, I will share with you that one of my favorite books by the Dalai Lama is called The World in a Single Atom.
Cari Jacobs-CrovettoHOST
6:29
And it's a book on physics, the Dalai Lama knew.
Cari Jacobs-CrovettoHOST
6:33
And so I'm gonna stand behind Buddhism.
Cari Jacobs-CrovettoHOST
6:36
I'm gonna stand behind the practice, the magic in many ways, the deep science, the neuroscience of it, the energetics of it, the transformational experience of learning to manage our own mind and nervous system and whole being in such a way that we can transform.
Jason FareedHOST
0:00
As-salamu alaykum.
Jason FareedHOST
0:02
In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Most Merciful, all holy praise due to Allah, the Lord of the Worlds, who came in divine person, the Master, Farah Muhammad, to whom all holy praise is due forever.
Jason FareedHOST
0:14
We thank Allah for coming and raising one from among us, our leader, our teacher, and our guide, the Messenger of Allah, the Honourable Elijah Muhammad.
Jason FareedHOST
0:22
I would like to greet my brothers and sisters in our nation's greetings of peace and paradise.
Rizwan VirkGUEST
3:28
Yeah, especially for those of us who like to sleep.
Rizwan VirkGUEST
3:32
And so this is how do you incorporate that time into your spiritual practice? And then the third broader meaning of the term is that the world itself
Tim GaborHOST
3:41
you
Rizwan VirkGUEST
3:41
know, is a kind of dream.
Rizwan VirkGUEST
3:47
Swami Yogananda used it.
Rizwan VirkGUEST
3:48
The Buddha used it.
Rizwan VirkGUEST
3:50
The world is a kind of dream and we're in this dream.
Rizwan VirkGUEST
3:53
And that of course ties to, you know, my books, my other, uh, topics that I write about, which is the simulation hypothesis that the world is a kind of an illusion and reinterpreting ancient concepts.

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