Tuesday night program guide for Something's Happening at Midnight, 3 October Hi everyone, Hope all is well. Notes about the program. I want to welcome our new subscribers. Good to have you with us! 1) I will be out of the country till Nov 3rd. Some shows will be repeat, some not. I might not be able to send the program guide; I will find out once I reach my destination. I will continue with the shows once I am back. 2)The Something's Happening at Midnight, is broadcast on 89.1fm KNSJ from 12midnight to 3am, Monday thru Thursday nights, in the San Diego area, which you can listen to via streaming live at knsj.org website. Our theme music is Time is Tight by Booker T. & MGs. 3) If you miss any of the shows, I might be able to send you the audio files of some of the shows for your convenience as knsj has problems with archiving the shows. 4) Very Important Please Give to knsj (toward the 10th anniversary and) for hosting this show as you have done for kpfk. To send a check, please make it payable to Activists San Diego, which is a fiscal and parent of knsj, and write knsj in the MEMO area (and LA if you wish). The address is POB 5631, San Diego, CA 92165.Also, you can make your donation at knsj.org. 5) The financial goal for knsj's 10th anniversary (celebration in October) is $50K; I am hopeful that we can raise $5K from this list. I am contributing $100. Tonight's program guide for Tuesday, 3 October. Tonight is Tuesday night, and we will haveexcellent shows covering health and health related issues that are veryinformative. You might want to take notes, so get ready! Hour 1) A talk byprofessorRobert Lustig, MD, author, onthe topic of “The Subcellular processes that Belies all Chronic Disease”. He is professor of Pediatrics in the Division of Endocrinology at UCSF. What happens when 56% of food sold in the US is ultra-processed food? What do liver, glaucous, and fructose have in common? You might want to take notes! Link:https://youtu.be/DdDiarWB_h0 Hour 2) Tami Simon, director of Sounds True, in conversation with Dr.Joanna Macy, author, ecophilosopher, and Buddhist scholar, on the topic of “We Belong: Hope, Choice, and our relationship with the Earth”. Link: https://content.blubrry.com/sounds_true/PD06347W_Joanna-Macy.mp3 Website: soundstrue.com Hour 3) a show on the topic of “How to Build, Maintain, andRepair Gut Health”, part 3 of 3, with Andrew Huberman, Prof. of neurobiology and ophthalmology at Stanford School of Medicine, in conversation with Dr. Justin Sonnenburg, professorof Microbiology and Immunology at Stanford University whose research focuses onhow microbes in our gut impact our physical and mental health. Link: https://youtu.be/ouCWNRvPk20 That’s our show for tonight. Buzz