The science that started it all: https://youtu.be/eJ3RzGoQC4s
A BCC Documentary of the Sigmund Freud Syndrome ===> the science twisted for a New Lie of the American Machine, evolving mankind into "consumer"
And now a DETAILED CLASS ANALYSIS of the whole scam
And reprogramming of "culture" of the "White Picket Fence American Dream"
CBC.ca | The Age of Persuasion | Past Episodes: The Age of Persuasion has won a Grand Award, a Gold Medal and a Silver Medal from New York Festivals for Luxury Advertising and The Happy Homemaker: How Advertising Invented The Housewife.
A BCC Documentary of the Sigmund Freud Syndrome ===> the science twisted for a New Lie of the American Machine, evolving mankind into "consumer"
And now a DETAILED CLASS ANALYSIS of the whole scam
And reprogramming of "culture" of the "White Picket Fence American Dream"
CBC.ca | The Age of Persuasion | Past Episodes: The Age of Persuasion has won a Grand Award, a Gold Medal and a Silver Medal from New York Festivals for Luxury Advertising and The Happy Homemaker: How Advertising Invented The Housewife.
Past Episodes
- June 2011
- Sat., 25 – Season Five.
"Ask Terry Again" - Sat., 18 – Season Five.
"Diversity in Advertising" - Sat., 11 – Season Five.
"Terry's Book Club" - Sun., 5 – Season Five.
"Slogans"
- May 2011
- Sat., 28 – Season Five.
"Ageism In Advertising" - Sat., 21 – Season Five.
"The Sound of Persuasion" - Fri., 13 – Season Five.
"Opportunism In Advertising" -
- April 2011
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- March 2011
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- February 2011
- Sat., 19 – Season 5: Marketing the Unpleasant
- Sat., 12 – Season 5: Even More Remarkable Brands.
- Sat., 5 – Season 5: Marketing Pioneers
- January 2011
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- Sat., 15 – Season 5: Luxury Advertising
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- July 2010
- Sat., 10 –
- June 2010
- Mon., 21 – Season 4: "Looking For the Admen in Madmen"
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- Mon., 7 – Season 4: "More Remarkable Brands"
- Tue., 1 – Season 4: "Categories"
- May 2010
- Tue., 25 – Season 4: "Opportunism"
- Tue., 18 – Season 4: "Negative Advertising"
- Thu., 13 – Season 4: "Slogans"
- Thu., 6 – Season 4: "Persuasion Fail"
- April 2010
- Thu., 29 – Season 4: "Profiles in (Marketing) Courage"
- Fri., 23 – Season 4: "Where Power Resides"
- Fri., 23 – Season 4: "Privacy"
- Mon., 5 – Season 4: "Oddballs: Singular Campaigns"
- March 2010
- Mon., 29 – Season 4: "Buzz"
- Mon., 22 – Season 4: "Context"
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- February 2010
- Fri., 26 – Season 4: "Being There: Selling Experiences"
- Wed., 24 – Season 4: "Are People Idiots?"
- January 2010
- Thu., 21 – Season 4: "Heroes & Villains"
- Wed., 13 – Season 4: "Pitchmen"
- Mon., 4 – Season 4: "Marketing the Unpleasant"
- September 2009
- Fri., 4 – Season 3: "The Myths of Persuasion"
- August 2009
- Fri., 28 – Season 3: "The Real Deal: Authenticity"
- Fri., 21 – Season 3: "Big and Small"
- Fri., 14 – Season 3: "Brand Loyalty"
- Fri., 7 – Season 3: "Selling God"
- July 2009
- Fri., 24 – Season 3: "Repetition Repetition Repetition"
- Fri., 17 – Season 3 Episode 5: "According to Hoyle"
- Tue., 7 – Season 3: "Rethink the Shark"
- Sun., 5 – Season 3: "Nasty is the New Nice"
- June 2009
- Sat., 20 – Season 3 "Ask Terry"
- Mon., 15 – Season 3: "Embracing New Media"
- Sat., 6 – Season 3: "Urban Legends"
- May 2009
- Sat., 23 – Season 3 Episode: "Entertainment or Nothing"
- Sat., 23 – Season 3: "The Museum of Persuasion"
- Sat., 16 – Season 3: "Great Canadian Campaigns"
- April 2009
- Mon., 20 – Season 3 Episode 2: "Recession Marketing"
- March 2009
- February 2009
- Sat., 21 – Season 3: "Commandeering Holidays"
- Sat., 14 – Season 3 Episode 7: "Breaking the Contract"
- December 2008
- Thu., 18 – Branding the News
- Wed., 3 – The Sport of Persuasion
- November 2008
- Wed., 19 – "Do This Or Die"
- Wed., 12 – The Future of Persuasion
- Fri., 7 – The Wall of Cynicism
- October 2008
- Tue., 28 – "It's the Insight, Stupid"
- Tue., 21 – Award in Edgewise
- Wed., 8 – Frontiers and Boundaries
- Mon., 6 – Guerrillas in Our Midst
- September 2008
- Mon., 29 – By Any Other Name
- Mon., 22 – "The Youtube Revolution"
- Mon., 8 – A Sense of Persuasion
- June 2008
- Thu., 19 – Season Finale - Six Remarkable Brands
- Thu., 12 – Persuasion in the Niches
- Thu., 5 – Advertising as the New Sugar Daddy
- May 2008
- Thu., 22 – "Selling War"
- Thu., 15 – The Myth of Mass Marketing
- Thu., 8 – Emotion
- April 2008
- Fri., 25 – In Defence of Advertising
- Thu., 17 – The Strategy of Persuasion
- Thu., 10 – Crowd Control
- March 2008
- Thu., 27 – Advertisers as Censors
- Thu., 20 – Royal Jelly
- Thu., 13 – The Trouble with Big
- Thu., 6 – Reviving the Brand
- February 2008
- Mon., 25 – Leaving Your Mark





Berkshire Organics stocks roughly 3,000 mainly local and organic grocery items. The store requires signed affidavits verifying that manufactured product, ingredients, and feed used by livestock farmers are GMO-free. Store staff visit sustainable farms to verify acceptable farming practices.
Dad’s Organic Market created a No GMO policy one year ago, and communicates that policy to manufacturers and vendors. Dad’s requires GMO-free statements on manufacturers’ letterhead before the store will purchase products containing suspect ingredients. Buyers always push manufacturers to remove GMO ingredients from their products.
Jimbo’s Naturally is one of the country’s pioneer GMO-Free grocer activists and organic advocates. The company has persuaded a number of manufacturers to remove suspect products from their foods, resulting in those companies either going organic or pursuing Non-GMO Project verification. Jimbo’s Naturally donated $10,000 to support Prop 37.
In July 2012, MOM’s began informing suppliers that they would no longer accept foods with high-risk GMO ingredients, and that products with ingredients that may contain GMOs had to be either certified organic or Non-GMO Project verified. MOM’s contributed $10,000 to Prop 37, and $5,000 to Yes on 522.
Native Sun has five staff members dedicated to product research, who meet regularly to review new products and analyze the ingredients for possible GMOs. Researchers discuss inert ingredients and their sources, and keep an updated handbook listing ingredients that are allowed and those that are banned.
All products suspected of containing GMO ingredients are labeled with GMO tags. In addition to product tags, Nature’s Food Patch educates consumers and alerts them to GMOs via email updates, Facebook and the store’s website. The store also provides non-GMO pamphlets and packets of GMO information for customers who ask about GMOs.
Manufacturers are informed that all products purchased by the co-op need to be either organic or have an affidavit certifying that products are GMO-free. Products containing GMO ingredients are removed from the store. Products are either labeled organic, Non-GMO Project verified or have an affidavit certifying the product is GMO-free. Ocean Beach Peoples Organic Food Market donated $5,000 to support Prop 37, the California initiative to label GMOs.
Sundance practices and promotes the ethos of ‘Gatekeeping,’ believing that we hold a moral and practical duty to educate our community about all issues surrounding the responsible production and sustenance of local, national and global food markets and agriculture, and to protect our food supply from those who would compromise and destroy it for profit.
The store contacts manufacturers who claim that their products are GMO-free, but do not have non GMO Project verification. Strong relationships have been built with brokers, reps and manufacturers to make sure that GMO products do not enter their store. Thousands of homemade shelf talkers pointing out non-GMO verified products are on display throughout the store.