Chris Macquet – from Oxford offers to exposing food truths
The Find Good Food database connects consumers with local farmers or stockists who sell fresh, chemical-free produce.
Australians
Australian guest speakers and reformists
IV vitamin C course
This intense, four hours course is targeted at people wishing to work in the vitamin infusion industry.
Zoom 18 – First aid, practical skills
First aid skills date back to earliest civilizations and involve quick interventions to prevent blood loss, infections, further damage and damaged immune systems.
Zoom 22 – parental freedoms and other rights under threat
Parental freedom and other rights under threat.
Barry Green – Voices of Freedom
“Regenerative agriculture and regenerative media , it’s about connecting the dots…”
Janine Gallizia – one simple mineral
What if one simple mineral imbalance was at the root of nearly every chronic illness we know?
Bronwyn Holm – Earthfood and the latest news
Bronwyn Holm talks about problems with genetically modified foods and ways to return to natural farming practices.
Steven Acuff – Pros and cons of popular diets
Steven Acuff discusses the importance of a holistic approach to health and well being.
Robert Prior – healing against the odds
Robert Prior talks about his personal experiences and transformation, after a diagnosis of cancer.
Katrina Lane & Peter Harris – Inform me
What the website ‘Inform me’ has to offer families, and why it was created by Katrina Lane & Peter Harris.
Aidan McLindon – the tide is turning
Aidan McLindon, grass roots community activism and standing up to the far left agenda.
Politics, measles, natural immunity
How politics intersects with childhood infections and corporate profits.
National Press Club address
Professor Ian Brighthope spoke at the National Press Club of Australia in September 2002, during the Telstra National Press Club address titled “Sustainable Health in an Aging Population.”
Graham Hood – Staying in the light
Since 2021 Graham Hood has dedicated his life to speaking out against tyranny.
Ian Cook and ‘Sluggate’
Ian Cook, small business owner discusses his shock at discovering the depth of corruption in local Government.
Dr Carolyn Bosak and GUT health
Dr Carolyn Bosak discusses the foundation of an integrative medical practice.
Ian introduces Elvina and yoga
Ian Brighthope explains why yoga can help relieve stress and the risks of chronic diseases.
Emma Fitts and bee keeping
Bees are a key part of the global food chain. However their numbers have been declining since the roll out of global electro magnetic radiation, pesticides and single crop farming.
Clare Larman and the ‘woke’ arts community
Why is the arts community so addicted to pushing pro government, far left policies? Because they have become dependent on government funding.
Delia talks about the importance of first aid
How to set up your own first aid kit and why this is important in today’s world.
Jane Roder – courage in the face of fear
Jane Roder describes her experiences crossing State boarders in Australia and traveling overseas, without a vaccine or a mask during the pandemic.
Leonie Blackwell – the gut brain connection
Leonie Blackwell describes her journey from teacher, social worker, naturopath, then deputy leader of the Freedom Party Victoria during covid.
Sam Seoud talks about people with disabilities being at risk of being bullied by governments
The carer Hamish told his client Sam that one day the government was going to create a crisis, lock everyone down and force them to take a vaccine. Hamish said what ever you do, don’t take the vaccine.
Then covid hit and Sam realized that Hamish had been telling the truth.
Chris Nemeth – vaccine injured and speaking out
Chris Nemeth was Vaccine injured in 2021, and is now living life with the impacts of Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy (CIDP).
Shane Murdock – resilience in the skies
Shane Murdock explains what happened in the aviation industry, after the mandating of the mRNA vaccine on pilots.
Nick Patterson – The need for integrity and strength in a world of weakness
Nick Patterson is a martial arts fighter and Christian who stood up to Danial Andrew’s police in 2020 and refused to shut down his gym.
Ruth Gawler – the shift towards real healing
Ruth Gawler is the wife on Ian Gawler and has been a practitioner of Mindbody Medicine since 1993, and a doctor since 1981.
Russell Broadbent MP – Four years of deception
Russell Broadbent was one of the very few politicians who spoke out against lockdowns and vaccine mandates.
Graham Hood – Grounded and making a difference
Graham Hood made his first social media video putting on his Qantas pilots uniform for the last time, before resigning over the mRNA vaccine mandates. He now runs a successful social media channel.
Matt Lawson – from police shooting victim to walking for vax injury awareness
Matt Lawson talks about being shot by police rubber bullets while unarmed, and peacefully protesting Melbourne’s lockdowns.
Dr Mary Cole – Soil microbes
Dr Mary Cole discusses the importance of soil microbes, plant nutrient health and the GUT biome.
Bronwyn Holm – how to grow your own healthy food
Brownyn Holm talks about past times when every household had a vegetable patch to give the family nutritious food, and sustain them through shortages and rationing.
Damian Kristoff – GUT health
Damian Kristoff talked about his journey from childhood poverty to being celebrity nutritional expert with his own TV show.
David Fitts talking about the WOW mission
David Fitts talks about WOW’s mission, it’s global collaborations and future plans.
Dendy Deli – September 2022
WOW first began at the Dendy Deli in Church Street Brighton, in September 2022.
WOW Christmas party 2022
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Forest of the Fallen – Beaumaris
WOW members supporting their local Forest of the Fallen group, at Beaumaris Concourse.
Delia’s talk with Elijah Shoesmith
Delia talks to health journalist Elijah Shoesmith about hospital errors, rising health budgets and the way through to reform.
Zoom 14 – Psychopathy – Simple explanations & hypothesis as to WHY we are in such a mess
Ian Brighthope explains that a sick mind is not just something that’s occurring in the brain, it’s also something occurring in our environment.
Zoom 12 – A chat with Selki – Forest of the Fallen
A chat with Selki, founder of the Australian group Forest of the Fallen.
Zoom 11 – Home preparedness, first aid by Delia Scales
Home preparedness and the history of first aid, by Delia Scales.
Zoom 10 – Mind, body and spirit connection – Jacinta McEwan
Jacinta McEwan explains the connection between the mind, body and spirit.
Zoom 9 – Natures protocols to combat side effects – Li the Peoples Pharmacist
Li the Peoples Pharmacist discovers protocols to combat side effects of mRNA vaccines.
Zoom 5 – Dr Isaac Golden in conversation with Prof Ian Brighthope
Isaac Golden and the history of homeopathy.
Zoom 4 – Yvette Tan – Moving from traditional medicine to natural therapies
Dr Yvette Tan describes her journey from traditional medicine to natural therapies.
Zoom – episode 2 – Moving beyond the fear
David Fitts talks about moving beyond fear to understanding and wisdom.
Zoom – Episode 21 – Joanne Bryant: a conversation about community, connection and well being
Melbourne suffered longer lockdowns during the pandemic than any other city in the world. There were six lockdowns, with a total of 262 days between March 2020 and October 2021. During this entire time the population of Melbourne was subjected to a continuous campaign of fear by the Danial Andrews government.
Zoom – Episode 20 – Dr Damian Kristof – the power of food
The human body has a self healing mechanism. Damian Kristof explains.
Zoom – 19th episode Dr Nessa Magee – an alternative view of depression
Depression can either be a burden, or a gift. Dr Nessa Magee explains.
Zoom – Episode 18th zoom Dr Margaret Jiin Ngu
Prolozone combines the principles of prolotherapy, neural therapy, and ozone therapy.
Zoom – Episode 16 know your rights with Sanchia Romani
Common law is a legal principle known as stare decisis, which is a Latin phrase that roughly means “to stand by things decided.”
Zoom – Episode 13 – Trauma and Recidivist Behaviour in Young Offenders – David Fitts
In order to understand juvenile offenders behavior, you need to looked at the anatomy of the brain and how it is affected by life’s experiences.