Documentaries

Resonance: Beings of Frequency

In this eye-opening documentary, we explore the topic of cell phone frequency radiation and its potential effects on our health. With the widespread use of cell phones, it’s important to understand the potential risks and how we can protect ourselves. Join us as we uncover the latest research and expert opinions on this important issue.

- The astonishing intelligence of bumblebees, wasps & co.

Kiss The Ground (2020)

Kiss the Ground is a documentary that explores regenerative agriculture as a solution to climate change. It highlights how healthy soil, through sustainable farming practices, can capture carbon from the atmosphere and restore ecological balance. Featuring experts, farmers, and environmentalists, the film argues that soil regeneration can combat global warming, improve food security, and restore biodiversity. The documentary emphasizes the importance of changing how we grow food to protect the planet and future generations.

- Chemical Farming, Zach Bush

The Need To Grow

Sugar: The Bitter Truth

In this influential lecture, Dr. Robert Lustig, a pediatric endocrinologist, explains the harmful effects of sugar, particularly fructose, on health. He argues that sugar is a major contributor to obesity, type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and liver damage.

Lustig highlights how the body metabolizes fructose differently from glucose, leading to metabolic issues when consumed in excess. He also critiques the sugar industry's role in promoting sugary foods and misleading the public about the dangers of high sugar consumption. The lecture calls for greater awareness and policy changes to reduce sugar intake for better public health.

The Great Awakening

- 1986 The Act (Vaccine Doc.)
- The Truth About Vaccines
- What About Polio
- Safe and Effective 2022
- The Real Anthony Fauci, Part 1
- The Real Anthony Fauci, Part 2
- Is the World Over Populated?

Zeitgeist: The Movie

Critiques religion, suggesting Christianity borrows from older myths. Questions the official 9/11 story, proposing insider involvement. Critiques the global financial system, highlighting banking manipulation and societal control.

Zeitgeist: Addendum

Explores the flaws of debt-based economies controlled by central banks. Introduces the Venus Project, advocating for a resource-based economy, sustainability, and the use of technology to solve social issues.

Zeitgeist: Moving Forward

Analyzes human conflict's roots in resource scarcity and social conditioning. Proposes a resource-based economy, emphasizing science and sustainability over profit-driven systems to address global inequality and environmental collapse.

Earthing Movie

Earthing explores the concept of grounding, or "earthing," which involves direct physical contact with the Earth’s surface, such as walking barefoot on grass, soil, or sand. The documentary discusses the potential health benefits of reconnecting with the Earth's natural electric field, which is believed to help reduce inflammation, improve sleep, boost energy levels, and lower stress.

The film highlights scientific research and testimonials that suggest grounding can promote overall well-being by balancing the body’s electrical system and improving various health conditions.

Milked

Milked is a documentary that examines the dairy industry's impact on the environment, public health, and animal welfare. The film highlights the hidden costs of dairy production, focusing on the environmental damage caused by industrial-scale farming, such as greenhouse gas emissions and water pollution.

It also exposes the ethical concerns surrounding the treatment of dairy cows. Through interviews with experts, activists, and former industry insiders, the documentary argues for a shift towards plant-based alternatives to reduce the environmental footprint and improve the well-being of both humans and animals.

- Dominion
- The Milk System Documentary
- Cowspiracy
- Game Changers (Joe Rogan Pod.)

Thrive II - Documentary

Thrive II: This Is What It Takes is a sequel to the original 2011 Thrive documentary, released in 2020. It expands on the themes of the first film, focusing on solutions for achieving global harmony and addressing systemic issues in energy, health, and governance. Directed by Foster Gamble and Kimberly Carter Gamble, the documentary showcases real-world technologies and innovations that claim to address energy independence, sustainable agriculture, and holistic health.
The film emphasizes decentralized systems and collaboration, featuring interviews with inventors, scientists, and activists. It also delves deeper into alternative theories about suppressed innovations and the structures of power that allegedly hinder progress. Like its predecessor, Thrive II aims to inspire grassroots movements.

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- GC: Back In Town
- GC: Complaints & Grievances
- GC: It's Bad for You
- GC: Jammin in New York
- GC: You Are All Diseased
- GC: Life is Worth Losing
- GC: Soft Language
- RW: Weapons of Self Destruction
- RW: Live on Broadway
- BH: Relentless
-.BH: "Sane Man"
- BH: Colorado Springs
- BH: Indianapolis
- BH: Good Drugs
- BH: Revelations
- BH: It's Just a Ride

Ending Over Fishing

This animated short documentary highlights the urgent environmental crisis facing the world's oceans. It explores over fishing, pollution, and the destruction of marine ecosystems, emphasizing the need for immediate action to protect ocean biodiversity. The film urges a shift in policy, advocating for sustainable fishing practices, stronger marine protection laws, and a global commitment to preserving oceans for future generations. It calls on European leaders and citizens to take responsibility for the health of marine environments and address the impact of human activities on the seas.

13th

Directed by Ava DuVernay, 13th examines the intersection of race, justice, and mass incarceration in the United States. The film is named after the 13th Amendment, which abolished slavery, yet it reveals how slavery's legacy persists through the criminal justice system.

It explores how racial inequality has been perpetuated by policies and practices that disproportionately imprison Black Americans, turning them into a form of modern-day slavery. Through archival footage and expert commentary, 13th exposes the systemic racism that has shaped U.S. society.

Thrive - Documentary

The Thrive documentary is a 2011 film directed by Foster Gamble and Kimberly Carter Gamble. It explores themes of global transformation and sustainability, questioning mainstream narratives around energy, health, and economics. The film highlights suppressed technologies, including free energy devices, and critiques systems of centralized power like banking and corporations.
It blends interviews with experts, visual storytelling, and a call to action, encouraging viewers to challenge the status quo and pursue grassroots solutions to empower humanity and promote harmony with the planet. However, it has been both praised for its thought-provoking ideas and criticized for promoting conspiracy theories.

- Making a Murderer
- 13th
- Stamped from the Beginning
- The Crack Conspiracy
- Power Police
- The Social Dilemma
- Buy Now
- Inside Job Wall Street
- Cowspiracy
- Seaspiracy
- Dirty Money (2 Seasons)
- Poisoned Food
- What the Health?
- Game Changers
- The Story of Sugar
- Untold Caitlyn Jenner
- Chasing Coral
- Rotten (2 Seasons)
- Trumps America (Limited Series)
- Spy Ops (Limited Series)
- Live to 100 (Limited Series)
- Jeffrey (Limited Series)
- How to Change.. (Limited Series)
- Have a Good Trip
- Take Your Pills
- Take Your Pills Xanax
- Heroine (E)
- The Pharmacist (Limited Series)
- Lead Me Home
- Business of Drugs (Limited Series)
- Hack Your Health
- My Octopus Teacher

- NETFLIX Standup
- JS: Comedians In Cars Getting..
- DC: The Age of Spin
- DC: He's In a Trance
- DC: Equanimity
- DC: The Bird Revelation
- DC: Sticks & Stones
- DC: Mark Twain Price
- DC: What's in a Name
- DC: The Closer
- DC: The Dreamer
- RG: Humanity
- RG: Supernature
- RG: Armageddon
- BB: I'm Sorry you feel that way
- BB: Paper Tiger
- BB: Walk Your Way Out
- The Hall

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