22 APR 2024 · In this episode of the Infinite Edge, Julia reviews the worldwide climate emergencies culminated by the Creative Society Project and the epic rainfalls happening in China and Dubai.   Next, people learn more about the Lyrid Meteor and where they can see it Sunday and Monday nights only. Thereafter, Julia reviews the 396 Hz frequency, followed by another unique 396 HZ frequency meditation.  The feature discussion explores mental illness from a metaphysical perspective; Julia and Lennice listen to excerpts from OSM Vision TV suggests that the voice in one’s head could be a number of things: Beings trapped here on the planet after their Earthly death, extraterrestrial Beings visiting taking and advantage, and other entities one prays to during their religious practices.  This includes those diagnosed with schizophrenia –those voices could also be past ancestors wanting to live through this person.  They suggest that this is what gives every human being multiple personalities.  It becomes a disorder when the unknown lifeforms takes over the human body and experience.  However not all Beings who are extraterrestrial are bad.

8 APR 2024 · In this episode of Infinite Edge, in the first hour, show host, Julia, talks about the state of natural disasters happening worldwide, compliments of the Creative Society Project.  Julia then discusses the April 8 total solar eclipse coming up the next day and what people can expect. At the beginning of the second hour, Julia shared a powerful 396 Hz meditation for listeners from a talented artist. On the last hour, Lennice joins Julia to talk about the pending pole shift the Earth is due to have.  Suspicious Observer, Ben Davidson, has moved his timeline up based on critical research relative to the Earth's poles shifting currently.

1 APR 2024 · In this episode of Infinite Edge, in the first hour, show host, Julia, talks about the state of natural disasters happening worldwide, compliments of the Creative Society Project.  Julia then discusses the April 8 total solar eclipse coming up the next day and what people can expect. At the beginning of the second hour, Julia shared a powerful 396 Hz meditation for listeners from a talented artist. On the last hour, Lennice joins Julia to talk about the pending pole shift the Earth is due to have.  Suspicious Observer, Ben Davidson, has moved his timeline up based on critical research relative to the Earth's poles shifting currently.

1 APR 2024 · In this episode of Infinite Edge, in the first hour, show host, Julia, talks about the state of natural disasters happening worldwide, compliments of the Creative Society Project.  Julia then discusses the April 8 total solar eclipse coming up the next day and what people can expect. At the beginning of the second hour, Julia shared a powerful 396 Hz meditation for listeners from a talented artist. On the last hour, Lennice joins Julia to talk about the pending pole shift the Earth is due to have.  Suspicious Observer, Ben Davidson, has moved his timeline up based on critical research relative to the Earth's poles shifting currently.

1 APR 2024 · In this episode of Infinite Edge, Julia reviews the latest news concerning the April 8 total solar eclipse; crowds are booking their hotels in Texas and Indiana to be a part of the historic event; however, is this wise and safe? Julia gives a climate report of world happenings, produced by the Creative Society Project. Meanwhile, the sun is reaching its maximum; earthlings are not prepared for what could come.   Troubling news has to do with the twirling fish dying on the Florida Keys shores, and scientist do not know why. Julia talks about the power of the 396 Hz frequency and how it can be used; this is followed by a brief 396 Hz live meditation. As P. Diddly has been in the mainstream news, Julia and Lennice spend the last two hours discussing the revealing frequencies that are of his own doing.  In fact, many other examples point to this being the case, according to a featured speaker who appeared on show host, Rich's blackmagik363's YouTube Channel, under video title :Bad Boy Frequency."  Frequency in all things, does matter.  Julia and Lennice discuss different instances in their own lives relating to difficult or unexpected outcomes from past harmful frequency exposure.

25 MAR 2024 · This week's one-hour Infinite Edge episode spends an hour discussing an introduction to how climate change is covered during each episode with host Julia. She gives three examples of vetted sources for topics concerning the climate that is changing to extremes: https://creativesociety.com/#about, The https://www.youtube.com/@OppenheimerRanchProject, and https://www.youtube.com/@Suspicious0bservers. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA,) an unprecedented number of billion-dollar disasters — 28 in total — struck the U.S. in 2023, as the remarkably warm year wrapped up with a record-warm December.  Later in the program, Julia highlights an interview from the 2024 Disaster Expo USA with a Creative Society Project representative. On March 6th & 7th, https://www.disasterexpomiami.com/ returned to the Miami Beach Convention Center for the 2024 edition of the conference, dedicated to fostering disaster resilience in the international community. Across the event, over 4,700 professionals congregated at the event for two days of networking, education, and showcases from some of the industry’s leading innovators.  The event began with a rousing opening ceremony, hosted by https://www.disasterexpomiami.com/speakers/eric-letvin/. With speakers from https://www.nasa.gov/, NOAA’s https://www.disasterexpomiami.com/speakers/jamie-rhome/, https://www.worldbank.org/en/home, along with various other institutions, visitors were treated to some truly high-level insights.    Watch or listen to the the Infinite Edge on https://www.intrinsicradio.com/, Sundays @ 9:00 PM PST. Listen to past shows https://www.intrinsicradio.com/podcast

18 MAR 2024 · To open the new Infinite Edge season, Julia revives this show live on her solar return, discussing the new two-hour show's format: from climate change, solar weather and space news to practical metaphysical practices and tools, Infinite Edge explores all possibilities to enhance one's life, the Earth, and puts theory into practice during the actual show. In the latter part of the show, Lennice and Julia discuss the power of the crystal silica and its attributes along with other powerful frequencies. Julia tells her story about how she was initially infatuated with silica and why ... In the last hour, Julia and Lennice rap about frequency; Lennice gives his personal story about music, its vibration, and how it affected his life. Watch or listen to the the Infinite Edge on https://www.intrinsicradio.com/, Sundays @ 9:00 PM PST.Listen to past shows https://www.intrinsicradio.com/podcast

5 FEB 2024 · What is this new intrinsic radio experience? It's about taking humanity to the next level while working with the Beings all around us, including the Earth ...

20 MAY 2023 · In this episode of, "What's Now and Yet to Come, Julia Dudley Najieb reviews 10 climate change-based movies that may help prompt further discussion about the crisis as a whole ... Talks about climate change can be overwhelming and anxiety-inducing, so addressing the issue in movies can help reach a broader public and raise awareness among people that might otherwise not be interested in learning about such a crucial topic. From older documentaries to the latest blockbusters, here is a list of our favorite climate change movies to watch this year.

19 MAY 2023 · Globally, 1 million plastic drinking bottles are purchased every minute while up to 5 trillion single-use plastic bags are used annually. In this fourth episode of What's Now & Yet to Come," show host, Julia Ann Dudley N. reiterates the plastic problem: If historic growth trends continue, global production of primary plastic is forecasted to reach 1,100 million tonnes by 2050, according to the UN Environment Programme. Dudley Najieb then reviews some of the solutions people and businesses are using with plastic waste. From the 1950s to the 1970s, only a small amount of plastic was produced, and as a result, plastic waste was relatively manageable. However between the 1970s and the 1990s, plastic waste generation more than tripled, reflecting a similar rise in plastic production.