The American College of Orgonomy
Press Release
November 2008
Podcast Number 22 Released
The American College of Orgonomy has released its 22nd podcast from its vast archives.
The ACO has maintained a library of material, since its inception in 1968, that includes publications, audio recordings and video presentations featuring talks and lectures on all aspects of the science of orgonomy.
Our latest posting focuses on one of the luminaries of orgonomy, Elsworth Baker, M.D. Dr. Baker was the founder of the ACO and its president, and he authored what many consider the most important writing since Dr. Reich. His book, Man In the Trap is considered indispensable for those seeking an overview of orgonomy and especially the practice of medical orgone therapy.
Podcasts 20 and 21 feature readings from Dr. Baker's reminisces on his work with Dr. Wilhelm Reich. They include historical information on the early days of orgonomic research and on some of Reich's most important discoveries. This latest podcast is the first part of a rare interview with Dr. Baker. Here he discusses his insights into relationships, energy levels, and the sources of mutual satisfaction.
Download our podcasts from http://acopodcast.libsyn.com/, or automatically from iTunes (search 'orgonomy') free of charge.
The ACO podcast is updated with new episodes every few weeks.
The latest issue of the Journal may be ordered from the ACO Store.
Back issues and new subscriptions are also available.
Contact the ACO for books, DVDs, and other publications as well as for more information on the science of orgonomy at:
http://www.orgonomy.org/
This press release is created by The American College of Orgonomy (ACO), located near Princeton, New Jersey. The ACO is a nonprofit education and scientific organization devoted to setting and maintaining standards for work in the field of orgonomy. The ACO provides information, training, and research support for those interested and involved in orgonomy. This press release is meant to inform those who may have an interest in the science of orgonomy and the activities of the ACO. The ACO is not affiliated with any website, newsgroup, bulletin board, network, service, or other media that may be reproducing this release. The ACO does not endorse any information, data, text, software, music, sound, photographs, graphics, video, messages, or other materials transmitted, posted, published, distributed, or otherwise disseminated on any media other than the ACO's website at www.orgonomy.org. Please contact www.orgonomy.org for information on the ACO as well as to verify the original text of this press release.