http://www.rootsofrebellion.org The Roots Of Rebellion is a weekly radio show that explores the concept of rebellion in all aspects of life. Join your hosts T-Bo and Jonah as they speak to unique and unusual guest ranging from psychologists to punk rockers, religious icons to fringe-scientists and beyond. Thu, 29 Jul 2010 08:00:00 EST T-bo and Jonah Exploring the roots of rebellion. T-bo and Jonah rss20.asp by www.2RSS.com PART 1 OF 2: <P>This is the fourth episode of The Roots of Rebellion. A show dedicated to Blood, Sweat, and Tears. </P> <P>On the show we had Jonah interview Stephane Patry, CEO of TKO Mix Martial Arts Inc. On the 29/09/06, Stephane hosted the biggest Mix Martial Arts Event in Montreal at the Molson Center. Stephane during the interview reflected on what made a good fighter and answered that aside from physical capabilities, it was his heart. Lorne came in and ran with the idea to talk about resilience and what happens when you are faced against a wall of adversities. We also had on the show Robert Dumont who prepared special report on Canada's role in Afghanistan.. We finished the show off with Dr. Katherine Ramsland, a forensic psychologist who talked to Lucas Chambers about the Dawson shooting and its relationship with the shootings at Montreal University.</P> <P>All this to the music of: Buena Vista Social Club,&nbsp; Steve Earle, Motorhead, Black Nasa, Phil Collins, Supersuckers, Hot Water Music, Lorne Ranger, and Against Me!.</P> Fri, 22 Sep 2006 08:00:00 EST T-bo and Jonah PART 2 OF 2: <P>This is the fourth episode of The Roots of Rebellion. A show dedicated to Blood, Sweat, and Tears. </P> <P>On the show we had Jonah interview Stephane Patry, CEO of TKO Mix Martial Arts Inc. On the 29/09/06, Stephane hosted the biggest Mix Martial Arts Event in Montreal at the Molson Center. Stephane during the interview reflected on what made a good fighter and answered that aside from physical capabilities, it was his heart. Lorne came in and ran with the idea to talk about resilience and what happens when you are faced against a wall of adversities. We also had on the show Robert Dumont who prepared special report on Canada's role in Afghanistan.. We finished the show off with Dr. Katherine Ramsland, a forensic psychologist who talked to Lucas Chambers about the Dawson shooting and its relationship with the shootings at Montreal University.</P> <P>All this to the music of: Buena Vista Social Club,&nbsp; Steve Earle, Motorhead, Black Nasa, Phil Collins, Supersuckers, Hot Water Music, Lorne Ranger, and Against Me!.</P> Fri, 22 Sep 2006 08:00:00 EST T-bo and Jonah