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Life in Slo MoJohn de Graaf, National Coordinator, Take Back Your Time Carl Honoré, author, In Praise of Slowness |
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Second Chances: Finding Purpose in the Second Half of LifeAngeles Arrien's full interview (Please click on the guest's name to listen to their full unedited interview.) |
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Foundations as the Fifth Estate: Private Wealth for Public BenefitMuhammed Yunus, Managing Director, Grameen Bank, Bangladesh |
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Studs Terkel: A Heart as Big as the WorldStuds Terkel pt. 1, prize-winning author and radio broadcast personality (Please click above to listen to Stud's full unedited interview.) |
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Vanishing and Re-emerging: Reviving Biological and Cultural Diversity
Rick Stepp, Associate Professor of Anthropology and Latin American Studies, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, US
Tero Mustonen and Vyacheslav Shadrin, The Snowchange Cooperative, Finland; Head, Yukaghir Elders Council Gary Paul Nabhan, Founder, Renewing Americas Food Traditions, Southwest Center, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, US Alejandro Argumedo, Founding Member and Co-Chair, Call of the Earth Steering Committee, Cusco, Peru Eleanor Sterling, Director, Center for Biodiversity and Conservation, American Museum of Natural History, New York, New York, US Jules Pretty, Professor of Environment and Society, University of Essex, UK The following conversations were also recorded at the conference, but were not included in the full program. Luisa Maffi, Ph.D, Director of Terralingua |
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Women Who Wouldn't Listen: Wangari Maathai and Frances Moore LappeFrances Moore Lappe, social activist, author of sixteen books, including the landmark Diet for a Small Planet (1971) |
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Quite Early Morning: The Life, Times, and Legacy of Pete SeegerPete Seeger has become a highly visible and much beloved figure in American life. He has issued some one hundred records, written and collaborated on numerous radical songbooks, articles, and technical manuals on playing the banjo. Fifty years after the Popular Front, Seeger is one of the last links with the optimistic and expansive culture of Depression-era America. (Click on the guest's name to listen to their full unedited interview.) |
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Drowning on Dry Land: Renewing the American Promise of OpportunityDr. Sid Mohn, President, Heartland Alliance for Human Needs & Human Rights, Chicago |
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Reconstructing Community: Breaching the Walls Between UsJoe Van Belleghem, Peter Calthorpe, Chrisna du Plessis, Bill Reed |
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The Overworked and Overspent AmericanJuliet Schor |
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Would Jesus Drive an SUV?Cassandra Carmichael, Deb Taylor |
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The Coming Rural RenaissanceJohn Ikerd, Mark Ritchie |
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Ethnic Minorities in Rural AmericaHugh Joseph, Ralph Paige |
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A Sense of PlaceLarry Cleverley, Betsy Marston, Ed Marston |
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Reversing Rural Brain DrainTom Collins, Francisco Guajardo, Calvin Head |
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Myths/Realities of Rural LifeVaughn Grisham, Peter Hille, June Holley |
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Challenges of Native Americans in Rural AmericaRebecca Adamson |
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Rural America: Series IntroductionJohn Cromartie |
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Sharing Fortunes, Advocating Responsible WealthChuck Collins, Jenny Ladd |
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Working Toward More Socially Constructive EndsTimlynn Babitsky, Jim Salmons |
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