Michael Harold Brown
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Description
Michael H. Brown, founder of the spiritual news website, Spirit Daily, is a graduate of Fordham University and a Catholic journalist who has specialized in mystical phenomena since 1991. His areas of focus include apparitions, healing, spiritual warfare, afterlife experiences, prophecy, and locutions. Prior to his career in faith-based journalism, he made his mark as a secular journalist, notably breaking the famous Love Canal toxic waste scandal, featured in a recent PBS documentary. Throughout his career, Michael has written extensively on topics ranging from the Mafia to science, with articles published in esteemed outlets such as The Atlantic Monthly, The New York Times Magazine, New York Magazine, Discover, and Reader's Digest. He is the author of thirty books, including the acclaimed The Final Hour, The God of Miracles, Future Events, Lying Wonders, Strangest Things, and The Other Side. His pioneering work in mystical phenomena has earned him appearances on hundreds of television and radio programs, including the Today Show and Art Bell's Coast to Coast. As a retreat leader, Michael has delivered talks in over 100 cities and continues to share his insights through his popular Catholic website, Spirit Daily, which focuses on miraculous events and phenomena. He has also embraced digital media, with his TikTok posts amassing up to 2.1 million views. He resides in Florida with his wife, Lisa, where he continues to explore and write about the intersection of faith, science, and the supernatural. -Amazon
Books
The search for Eve
"Have scientists found the mother of us all?"--Jacket subtitle.
The toxic cloud
An account of the health threat caused by the chemical industry, toxic wastes, and toxic herbicides.
Laying waste
In 1978, a local reporter horrified the nation with his award-winning expose of the Love Canal toxic waste scandal in Niagara Falls. Now, in his chilling account of America's most devastating ecological problem, that reporter, Michael Brown, tells the whole Love Canal story, and exposes more of the thousands of chemical waste dumps across the United States that have contaminated our water, our soil - the very air we breathe - causing life-threatening medical problems for innocent victims. Not since Rachel Carson's Silent Spring have we been so boldly challenged to halt the relentless destruction of our environment - and ourselves.