Cameron and Peake: Discussing the Daemon
New York, London, Seattle:
This February , Vancouver and Metro New York blog talk radio host, Roy Cameron, will interview British author Anthony Peake on Blog Talk Radio/NTI out of Greater New York City, about his binary mind theory, and how it relates to the essential Self's role in culture and science. The show emphasizes philosophical and social analysis of transcendence.
The show will be aired at 10 pm New York time on February 25, and the listener call in # is : (347) 633-9426.
Peake is author of Is There Life After Death?: The Extraordinary Science of What Happens When We Die (Chartwell Books, 2006) and The Daemon (Arcturus Publishing, Inc., 2008). He appeared this past August in front of a mega- audience at the Roosevelt Hotel on Madison Avenue in Midtown Manhattan. He has appeared on Edge Media television in Great Britain, and has been given a regular spot on the British BBC. His books have a global readership and he is a respected member of the European scientific and medical network.
Cameron is a Vancouver based writer, media reporter and researcher, who specializes in Jungian theory and Janov-based psychology about the Self. He became a fan of Peake's after being introduced to the author by an associate and joining his international forum. He has since read both of Peake's works, and looks forward to a trilogy which is pending publication in Great Britain.
Cameron has been invited to partake in a panel discussion with Peake at a conference pending at Fairleigh Dickinson University in the greater Metro New York area in October 2010. John Broughton of New York Philosophy , the philosophical writer, Daniel June of Detroit , Michigan, and Jorge Cabrales of New York's CG Jung and Transpersonal group also plan to be in attendance as members of the panel discussion and debate; as well as a score of media and academic persons from Canada and the US.
Cameron holds views which are conducive to political and cultural theoretical discourse with strong overtones of trans-
Cameron lived in Milan and Rome, Italy for ten years and taught English there. He is an avid reader and is opinionated on a variety of American topics of interest. He was a resident of San Francisco for many years, and has acquired a blend of cultural perspectives from his life experiences in America and abroad.
For details of the upcoming radio show and the conference link to: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/
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