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Courtesy of http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap080416.htmlRadio InterviewsIntroduction to The Orion Zone narrated by Gary A. David, ambient space music by Jack Andrews, 06:30, 5.96 MB, mp3 format (high speed connection suggested)
Richard Syrett interviews Gary David on Newstalks 1010 CFRB Toronto on May 8, 2008.
Scroll down to March 8, 2008 to download an mp3 of Dee Andrew interviewing Gary on Eye to the Sky radio. (Will take some time to download, depending on your connection.)
Check out Gary's interview with Walter Cruttenden, author of Lost Star and the Myth of Time and the director of CPAK conference, along with Geoff Patino on a show called Cosmic Influence.Interview Gary has with Jeremy Vaeni at The Book Of ThoTH.
Download the mp3 of the radiOrbit interview that Gary did with Mike Hagan on June 4th, 2007
Download Gary David's June 2nd, 2007 interview with Tim Binnall on Binnall of America.
If you are a subscriber to Dreamland, you can listen to William Henry's one-hour interview with Gary aired February 24th, 2007. You can also catch Whitley Strieber's one-hour interview with him.
VideosVideo A brief description of "The Orion Zone," narrated by Gary David, produced by Jack Andrews--01:16
Message from Mother Earth, video by Ken Thornton--02:43
See Ken Thornton's video "Speaking Stones" , showing petroglyphs from Utah, music by Jose Gonzales--03:16
The Hopi Prophecy Rock --The End of Times (with late Hopi leder Thomas Banyacya)--04:52
"The Heavens" New Mexico is linked to the stars by the "observatories" of the ancient peoples at Chaco Canyon and Bandelier National Monument, and by the present day Very Large array near Socorro, as well as the National Solar Observatory at Cloudcroft. This program explores the overwhelming sense of awe humans have about the wonders of the heavens, from the earliest days to today. Orginally broadcast on New Mexico PBS station KNME.
Oral history interview with Ferrel Secakuku -- 01:51 (Click on Video icon. Real Player needed.)
Northern Arizona University, Cline Library Archive
"A Hopi Philosophical Statement, 1978" -- 26:17
Ceremonial leader George Nasoftie relates the Hopi ceremonial cycle
to agriculture and the sacred teaching--"To grow things is happiness."
Canyon de Chelly, by Mike Wimberly -- 04:08
Mesa Verde National Park -- 07:19
Mesa Verde Showcase -- 03:24
A Stellar Census of the Sword of Orion: Hidden Universe -- 04:22
The Hidden Universe of the Spitzer Space Telescope presents new images
of the Orion Nebula showing thousands of nascent solar systems.
Project Orion: A Re-Imagining -- 02:35
In 1957 there began an experiment.
A team of physicists aimed to create their first nuclear powerered space craft.
But by 1963, this dream was over and Project Orion ended.
What you see here is a reinvention of this project by Rhysy.
And that space ship really was fully designed, inside and out, by him.
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