BIO: Jennifer Margulis, Ph.D., is an award-winning science journalist, Fulbright grantee, and sought-after speaker. Her writing has appeared the New York Times, the Washington Post, and on the cover of Smithsonian magazine and three of her books have won national awards.

A meticulous researcher who’s not afraid to be controversial, she is nationally known as a science journalist who opens people’s eyes to the realities behind accepted practices in health care and medicine.

A science-forward writer who is not afraid to stick her neck out, Jennifer Margulis is passionate about investigating the often-overlooked dangers of mainstream practices, especially when seminal evidence has been brushed aside in favor of special interests. Uncovering these issues is a matter of social justice, empowering women, and protecting Planet Earth. Through her writing she champions the rights of society’s most vulnerable: babies, small children, new moms, older adults, and people on the social or economic margins.

Fluent in French, Jennifer Margulis has appeared live on prime-time TV in Paris, France to talk about child slavery in Pakistan. She was prominently featured in the documentary mini-series, “The Truth About Vaccines,” as well as in the PBS Frontline TV documentary, “The Vaccine War.” She has recently been quoted in USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, The Baltimore Sun, and the Deseret News.

Jennifer Margulis earned a B.A. from Cornell University, a Master’s degree from the University of California at Berkeley, and a Ph.D. from Emory University.

She was awarded a highly competitive and prestigious Fulbright fellowship in 2006 and taught American literature at the University of Abdou Moumouni in Niamey, Niger (West Africa) for the 2006-2007 academic year.

She is currently working on a book about the origin of life on earth and the importance of the microbial world through the eyes and life of her mother, evolutionary biologist Lynn Margulis (Houghton Milton Harcourt, 2021)

Publications (partial list):

• The Addiction Spectrum: A Compassionate, Holistic Approach to Recovery(HarperOne), with Paul Thomas, MD
• The Vaccine-Friendly Plan: Paul’s Safe and Effective Approach to Immunity and Health, From Pregnancy Through Your Child’s Teen Years (Ballantine), with Paul Thomas, MD
• Your Baby, Your Way: Taking Charge of Your Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Parenting Decisions for a Happier, Healthier Family (Scribner)
• Toddler: Real-Life Stories of Those Fickle, Irrational, Urgent, Tiny People We Love (Seal Press)
• Why Babies Do That: Baffling Baby Behavior Explained (Willow Creek Press)
• The Baby Bonding Book for Dads: Building a Closer Connection to Your New Baby (Willow Creek Press), with James di Properzio
• A classroom edition of Susannah Haswell Rowson’s 18th century play, Slaves in Algiers, with Karen Poremski

BIO: Daniel P. Sheehan, JD is a Harvard College, Harvard Law School and Harvard Divinity School-trained Constitutional Trial Lawyer and Appellate Attorney. Over the last five decades his work as a trial lawyer, appellate attorney, public speaker, author and college and law school educator, Daniel Sheehan has helped to expose injustice, protect fundamental rights and elucidate a compelling vision for the future of humanity. His dedication and passion have put him at the center of many of the most important legal cases and social movements of our lifetimes.

Daniel Sheehan received his B.A. in American Government Studies and American Foreign Policy, with Honors, from Harvard College in 1967. He earned his Juris Doctor Degree three years later, in 1970, from the Harvard Law School. After graduating from Harvard Law School, where he co-founded and served as the Co-Editor of The Harvard Civil Rights Law Review – from which position he initiated and litigated both the case that established, before The United States Supreme Court, the right of unmarried persons to access to birth control information and devises and the case that established, again as the result of a United States Supreme Court case, the right of American journalists to protect the identity of their confidential news sources from compulsory disclosure to state or federal grand juries. Dan was then retained as a Trial Attorney for America’s #1 Litigation Law Firm on Wall Street, the firm of Cahill, Gordon, Sonnett, Reindel & Ohl where he carried those two cases, and other important First Amendment cases to the U.S. Supreme Court, most notably New York Times v. U.S. (the Pentagon Papers Case). As Chief Trial Counsel for the National Office of the American Civil Liberties Union’s Rocky Mountain Regional Office in Denver, Colorado, Dan served as Chief Trial Counsel on numerous cases on behalf of Native American rights including as Amicus Counsel in The Wounded Knee Occupation and its following trials…thereinafter being made Legal Counsel for the Native American Rights Committee of ACLU National. Dan also served as Special Counsel to the law firm of famed criminal defense attorney F. Lee Bailey during that firm’s representation of Watergate Burglary wiretapping specialist James McCord – the man who “blew the whistle” on Richard Nixon and his infamous “Plumbers Unit” that led directly to the resignation of Richard Nixon as President.

After the completion of The Wounded Knee Case and The Watergate Burglary Case, Dan returned to Harvard University where he pursued his Masters Degree and then his Ph.D in the field of Christian Social Ethics and Comparative Ethics.

In 1992, after the defeat of George H.W. Bush and his cadre of National Security State and Project for a New American Century advocates such as Richard Cheney, Paul Wolfowitz, Elliot Abrams, David Addington and Scooter Libby in the 1992 Election, George Bush, Sr. ordered the revocation, by the Internal Revenue Service, of Daniel’s, Sara’s and Father Davis’ CHRISTIC INSTITUTE, so they moved to California and continued their work as The Romero Institute (“If I am killed, I will arise again in the voice of the people.”)

Dan’s Harvard training, both as an American Public Policy Scholar & Comparative Social Ethicist and a Constitutional Scholar and Litigation and Appellate Attorney, uniquely qualified Dan to teach Constitutional Law at the Law School level and American Public Policy & History at the college level, which Dan did at the University of California, in both Santa Barbara and Santa Cruz, in conjunction with his service as President and Chief Trial Counsel for The Romero Institute.

Daniel Sheehan currently lives in Santa Cruz, California with Sara and their two sons, Danny-Paul and Daegan and teaches at the University of California at Santa Cruz.

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His childhood experience was guided by an altered state dream that occurred every night until age seven. At age 42, he discovered the geographical location of the dream and began a five-year exploration of its meaning, assisted by several kahunas in Hawaii. The journey involved accessing a primary past life experience through a subtle time traveling technique Will developed and utilizes regularly, personally and with clients, to address past traumas and seed future outcomes.

Will founded and ran an energy healing center in Victoria, BC, Canada for six years and wrote about his experiences in his second published book, Attunement With Life. He traveled extensively for several years, training practitioners and developing educational communities in seven countries. 

Will developed extreme situational awareness and a perception of energy fields that enables him to develop and sustain an uncluttered vibrational space for transformation. He uses this ability in one on one client sessions, facilitating meetings, conducting interviews with inspiring leaders, officiating at weddings and funerals, moderating conferences, in media interactions, and for conflict mediation.

Will’s latest book, The Noon Club, invites readers to set their smart phones for noon and tune in each day to transmit healing energy to the world. His next book, Lovers Out of Time, is the final book in his Humanity Trilogy and will guide readers into co-creating a preferred future that our great grandchildren can thrive in.

A science-forward writer who is not afraid to stick her neck out, Jennifer Margulis is passionate about investigating the often-overlooked dangers of mainstream practices, especially when seminal evidence has been brushed aside in favor of special interests. Uncovering these issues is a matter of social justice, empowering women, and protecting Planet Earth. Through her writing she champions the rights of society’s most vulnerable: babies, small children, new moms, older adults, and people on the social or economic margins.

Fluent in French, Jennifer Margulis has appeared live on prime-time TV in Paris, France to talk about child slavery in Pakistan. She was prominently featured in the documentary mini-series, “The Truth About Vaccines,” as well as in the PBS Frontline TV documentary, “The Vaccine War.” She has recently been quoted in USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, The Baltimore Sun, and the Deseret News.

Jennifer Margulis earned a B.A. from Cornell University, a Master’s degree from the University of California at Berkeley, and a Ph.D. from Emory University.

She was awarded a highly competitive and prestigious Fulbright fellowship in 2006 and taught American literature at the University of Abdou Moumouni in Niamey, Niger (West Africa) for the 2006-2007 academic year.

She is currently working on a book about the origin of life on earth and the importance of the microbial world through the eyes and life of her mother, evolutionary biologist Lynn Margulis (Houghton Milton Harcourt, 2021)

Publications (partial list):

• The Addiction Spectrum: A Compassionate, Holistic Approach to Recovery(HarperOne), with Paul Thomas, MD
• The Vaccine-Friendly Plan: Paul’s Safe and Effective Approach to Immunity and Health, From Pregnancy Through Your Child’s Teen Years (Ballantine), with Paul Thomas, MD
• Your Baby, Your Way: Taking Charge of Your Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Parenting Decisions for a Happier, Healthier Family (Scribner)
• Toddler: Real-Life Stories of Those Fickle, Irrational, Urgent, Tiny People We Love (Seal Press)
• Why Babies Do That: Baffling Baby Behavior Explained (Willow Creek Press)
• The Baby Bonding Book for Dads: Building a Closer Connection to Your New Baby (Willow Creek Press), with James di Properzio
• A classroom edition of Susannah Haswell Rowson’s 18th century play, Slaves in Algiers, with Karen Poremski

Daniel Sheehan received his B.A. in American Government Studies and American Foreign Policy, with Honors, from Harvard College in 1967. He earned his Juris Doctor Degree three years later, in 1970, from the Harvard Law School. After graduating from Harvard Law School, where he co-founded and served as the Co-Editor of The Harvard Civil Rights Law Review – from which position he initiated and litigated both the case that established, before The United States Supreme Court, the right of unmarried persons to access to birth control information and devises and the case that established, again as the result of a United States Supreme Court case, the right of American journalists to protect the identity of their confidential news sources from compulsory disclosure to state or federal grand juries.  Daniel was then retained as a Trial Attorney for America’s #1 Litigation Law Firm on Wall Street, the firm of Cahill, Gordon, Sonnett, Reindel & Ohl where he carried those two cases, and other important First Amendment cases to the U.S. Supreme Court, most notably New York Times v. U.S. (the Pentagon Papers Case). As Chief Trial Counsel for the National Office of the American Civil Liberties Union’s Rocky Mountain Regional Office in Denver, Colorado, Dan served as Chief Trial Counsel on numerous cases on behalf of Native American rights including as Amicus Counsel in The Wounded Knee Occupation and its following trials…thereinafter being made Legal Counsel for the Native American Rights Committee of ACLU National. Dan also served as Special Counsel to the law firm of famed criminal defense attorney F. Lee Bailey during that firm’s representation of Watergate Burglary wiretapping specialist James McCord – the man who “blew the whistle” on Richard Nixon and his infamous “Plumbers Unit” that led directly to the resignation of Richard Nixon as President.

After the completion of The Wounded Knee Case and The Watergate Burglary Case, Daniel returned to Harvard University where he pursued his Masters Degree and then his Ph.D in the field of Christian Social Ethics and Comparative Ethics.

In 1992, after the defeat of George H.W. Bush and his cadre of National Security State and Project for a New American Century advocates such as Richard Cheney, Paul Wolfowitz, Elliot Abrams, David Addington and Scooter Libby in the 1992 Election, George Bush, Sr. ordered the revocation, by the Internal Revenue Service, of Daniel’s, Sara’s and Father Davis’ CHRISTIC INSTITUTE, so they moved to California and continued their work as The Romero Institute (“If I am killed, I will arise again in the voice of the people.”

Daniel’s Harvard training, both as an American Public Policy Scholar & Comparative Social Ethicist and a Constitutional Scholar and Litigation and Appellate Attorney, uniquely qualified Dan to teach Constitutional Law at the Law School level and American Public Policy & History at the college level, which Dan did at the University of California, in both Santa Barbara and Santa Cruz, in conjunction with his service as President and Chief Trial Counsel for The Romero Institute.

Daniel Sheehan currently lives in Santa Cruz, California with Sara and their two sons, Danny-Paul and Daegan and teaches at the University of California at Santa Cruz.

[Read Full Bio HERE]

Will developed extreme situational awareness and a perception of energy fields that enables him to develop and sustain an uncluttered vibrational space for transformation. He uses this ability in one on one client sessions, facilitating meetings, conducting interviews with inspiring leaders, officiating at weddings and funerals, moderating conferences, in media interactions, and for conflict mediation.

Will’s latest book, The Noon Club, invites readers to set their smart phones for noon and tune in each day to transmit healing energy to the world. His next book, Lovers Out of Time, is the final book in his Humanity Trilogy and will guide readers into co-creating a preferred future that our great grandchildren can thrive in.