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Resilience: Adaptation and Transformation in Turbulent Times
Crawford Stanley (Buzz) Holling, Emeritus Eminent Scholar and Professor in Ecological Sciences, University of Florida The following conversations were also recorded at the conference, but were not included in the full program. Dr. Gary J. Martin, Director, The Global Diversity Foundation, Marrakech, Morocco (Click on a guest's name to listen to their full unedited interview.) |
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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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Who's This Economy For?Robert Reich, economist, author, commentator (Please click on the guest's name to listen to their full unedited interview.) |
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Growing Pains: Organics Come of AgeBlake and Stephanie Alexandre, Alexandre Family Dairies Walter Robb, Co-CEO,Whole Foods |
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Impunity and Accountability in Colombia
Some of these interviews are in Spanish, with live interpretation by Associate Producer Naihma Deady.
Margarita Morales, Vice-President, Association of Victims for Life Almudena Bernabeu, International Attorney, The Center for Justice and Accountability Uldy Teresa Jimenez, President, Peace and Justice Tribunal, Superior Court in Bogota Javier Ciurlizza, Colombia Program Director, International Center for Transitional Justice We also interviewed Nilson Pinilla Pinilla, who is a member of the Truth Commission and President of the Constitutional Courts, but did not include him in the program. He spoke in detail about the 1985 attack on the Palace of Justice in Colombia. (Click on a guest's name to listen to their full unedited interview.) |
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Saving Sacred LandsToby McLeod, Project Director, Sacred Land Film Project, Earth Island Institute Gathuru Mburu, Director, Institute of Culture and Ecology in Kenya Silvia Gómez, Consultant for Gaia Amazonas Foundation in Bogota, Colombia Liz Hoskin, Director, Co-Founder Gaia Foundation
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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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Blowin' the Blues Away: The Healing Power of MusicJaniva Magness, blues singer Brett Claytor, singer/songwriter (Click on a guest's name to listen to their full unedited interview.) |
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Two Grains of Sand
Bill McKibben, founder, 350.org; environmental journalist; author, Deep Economy (Click on a guest's name to listen to their full unedited interview.) |
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Beauty In Broken Places: The Healing Arts of Lily YehLily Yeh, founder, Barefoot Artists; co-founder, The Village of Arts and Humanities, Philadelphia Her entire interview was used in this program. She spoke at the Bioneers gathering in 2009. Her 20 minute speech can be heard by clicking here. |
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Hearts Broken OpenSteve Fugate, love life pioneer (Click on the guest's name to hear the full, unedited interview) |
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Building Cathedrals: The Slow Work of Social TransformationPaul Loeb, author, Soul of a Citizen Joan Blades, Co-Founder of MoveOn.org (Click on a guest's name to listen to their full unedited interview.) |
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International Trade: Free, Fixed, or Fair?
Paul Rice, cofounder and CEO, Transfair
Raymond Kimaro, General Manager, Kilamanjaro Native Cooperative Union; coffee grower
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From Victims to Victors: Transcending Tragedy
Rev. Annie Kaseketi, minister, Apostolic Church, Zambia |
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Heavy WeatherWe hear the voices of climate scientist Philip Mote, ecologist Kathleen Sayce, environmental ethicist Kathleen Dean Moore, sustainable farmers in Oregon and Virginia, as well as elected officials in Lewis (WA) and Tillamook (OR) Counties, Metro councilor Rex Burkholder and Portland and Vancouver, WA mayors Sam Adams and Tim Leavitt. Portland's urban naturalist Mike Houck takes us on a tour of the Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge and wetland in the Sellwood district of Portland. Former Lewis County public works director Mark Cook shows us around the suburban sprawl spreading across the Chehalis River floodplain. And Portland State University faculty member Vivek Shandas guides us through the Brooklyn Basin, where Portland's Bureau of Environmental Services is trying to replicate with ecoroofs, curbside and parking lot swales and tree planting, the course and function of a historic creek that flows under the streets of SE Portland on its way to the Willamette River. |
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Winning The Peace: From West Point to War Zones
CPT Mark Boyle, Executive Officer of Honor Guard Company, 4/3 IN, The Old Guard |
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Grow Local, Eat Local: Feeding Our Hunger for Connection (remix)
Jessica Prentice, Food Activist and Author |
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Forgiving the Unforgivable: Community Reconciliation in Sierra Leone
Sara Terry, documentary filmmaker; Founder and Director, The Aftermath Project (Click on a guest's name to listen to their full unedited interview. Mariama and Michael were interviewed with John Caulker. This interview may be hard to understand for most listeners, due to the quality of the cell phone transmission and the language barrier.) |
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Climate Collision: What Comes After Copenhagen?
Cletus Springer, Director, Department of Sustainable Development, Organization of American States
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Victims No More: Seeking the Middle Way in the Middle East
Amal Jadou, Deputy chief of the PLO (Palestine Liberation Organization) Mission, Washington, D.C. (Click on a guest's name to listen to their full unedited interview.) |
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