EMTV Channel 211 SKY

Elf · Elf on Sat Aug 16, 2008 3:40 pm

I just came across this channel yesterday.
Lots of interesting stuff on there. Its free to air too.

http://www.edgemediatv.com/about.html

EMTV Channel 211 SKY

Sat 16th Aug

06:00	Teleshopping
08:00	Morning News
09:00	Bridging Heaven and Earth <blockquote> Bridging Heaven And Earth is an international spiritual talk show that focuses on opening the heart and bridging the spiritual and physical. </blockquote>
10:30	Question Everything: The Soul of Future Generations <blockquote> Sholmo Shoham, raised in the strictest of Jewish traditions, believed from an early age that every one of us was in direct contact with the divine spirit. </blockquote>
11:30	TED TV: Entrepreneurs are the future of space <blockquote> Legendary spacecraft designer Burt Rutan lambasts the US government-funded space program for stagnating and asks entrepreneurs to pick up where NASA has left off. </blockquote>
12:00	Lunchtime News
13:00	TED TV: Habits of Happiness <blockquote> What is happiness, and how can we all get some? Biochemist turned Buddhist monk Matthieu Ricard says we can train our minds in habits of well-being. </blockquote>
13:30	TED TV: Why are we Happy? Why aren't we Happy? <blockquote> Dan Gilbert, author of Stumbling on Happiness, challenges the idea that we'll be miserable if we don't get what we want. </blockquote>
14:00	Question Everything: Healing The Soul <blockquote> Hank Wesselman talks about how Shamans both ancient and modern can heal almost any disease by including the step of healing the soul. </blockquote>
15:00	TED TV: Do Schools Kill Creativity? <blockquote> Sir Ken Robertson challenges the way we are educating our children and champions a radical re-think of our school systems. </blockquote>
15:30	TED TV: Cultures At The Far Edge of The World <blockquote> Wade Davis celebrates the extraordinary diversity of the world's indigenous cultures which are disappearing from the planet at an alarming rate. </blockquote>
16:00	Gnosis: The Secret of Solomons Temple <blockquote> Philip Gardiner tells the story behind the world's most infamous secret societies. </blockquote>
17:00	Question Everything: Supernatural <blockquote> Digging deep is the hallmark of the archeo-astronomist and spiritual shamanic seeker Graham Hancock, interviewed fresh from his lecture at the Conference for Precession and Ancient Knowledge. </blockquote>
17:35	TED TV: A Stroke of Insight <blockquote> Jill Bolte Taylor got a research opportunity few brain scientists would wish for: After a massive stroke, she watched as her brain functions - motion, speech, self-awareness - shut down one by one. </blockquote>
18:00	Evening News
18:30	Question Everything: Sand Play for the Soul <blockquote> Paula Petrovic explains how Sand Play can affect anyone and, reminiscent of youthful play on the beach, takes you back to a time where the soul was expressed through sand. </blockquote>
19:00	Question Everything: Beauty and the Importance of LEFL <blockquote> Steven Ross talks about beauty, the feminine divine and 'LEFL'. </blockquote>
20:00	OutThere TV <blockquote> Definitely not your evening news! </blockquote>
21:00	Dragons and Rings <blockquote> Steve Mitchell reveals the truths about ancient stone monuments, crop circles and the world of dragon lore. </blockquote>
22:00	Closedown

06:00	Teleshopping
08:00	Morning News
09:00	Bridging Heaven and Earth <blockquote> Bridging Heaven And Earth is an international spiritual talk show that focuses on opening the heart and bridging the spiritual and physical. </blockquote>
10:30	Question Everything: Iraq for sale <blockquote> Hollywood producer Robert Greenwald talks about his latest film which includes shocking content about how much money the contractors are duping out of the American people. </blockquote>
11:00	TED TV: Is this our final century? <blockquote> Speaking as both an astronomer and "a concerned member of the human race," Sir Martin Rees examines our planet and its future from a cosmic perspective. </blockquote>
11:30	TED TV: A Stroke of Insight <blockquote> Jill Bolte Taylor got a research opportunity few brain scientists would wish for: After a massive stroke, she watched as her brain functions - motion, speech, self-awareness - shut down one by one. </blockquote>
12:00	Lunchtime News
13:00	TED TV: Why are we happy? Why aren't we happy? <blockquote> Dan Gilbert, author of Stumbling on Happiness, challenges the idea that we'll be miserable if we don't get what we want. </blockquote>
13:30	TED TV: Habits of Happiness <blockquote> What is happiness, and how can we all get some? Biochemist turned Buddhist monk Matthieu Ricard says we can train our minds in habits of well-being. </blockquote>
14:00	Question Everything: The Art of Letting Go <blockquote> It's been said that attachment to the material world is at the root of most of our suffering. Eco-philosopher extraordinaire Peter Russell tells us why. </blockquote>
14:30	Question Everything: Is It Really The End As We Know It? <blockquote> John Major Jenkins reveals his perspective on what 21st December 2012 really means to us as the human species. </blockquote>
15:10	Science of the Soul <blockquote> Quantum Physics to life after death: from the unexplained to the sacred teachings of humanities past. </blockquote>
16:00	Question Everything: Immortality Is An Option <blockquote> Dr. Mitchell Gibson watched people walk through the deceased loitering in hospital hallways after their deaths, leading him on a journey few will experience. </blockquote>
17:00	Question Everything: The New World Order, Part 1 <blockquote> In his book, Infinite Love is The Only Truth, Everything Else is an Illusion, David Icke demonstrates that we have the ultimate control over our life's experience. </blockquote>
18:00	Evening News
18:30	Question Everything: The New World Order, Part 2 <blockquote> David Icke's theories on how the world's elite families control natural resources evolved after a series of events began re-directing his otherwise normal life. </blockquote>
19:30	TED TV: Fly Me To The Moons of Saturn <blockquote> Planetary scientist Carolyn Porco shows images from the Cassini voyage to Saturn, focusing on its largest moon, Titan, and on frozen Enceladus, which seems to shoot jets of ice. </blockquote>
20:00	Now That's Weird <blockquote> Brand new to Edge Media TV, live guests from the alternative world in conversation with Ross Hemsworth. </blockquote>
21:00	Ghost of the Brotherhood <blockquote> Angela Davies, Michael Bourne and Philip Gardiner joined a team of ghosthunters in a medieval haunted house in York, England and got more than they bargained for. </blockquote>
22:00	Closedown