Social Issues

Sister Chan Khong – The Practice of Peace

September 8, 2014

Plum Village director Sister Chan Khong discusses peace, community, love, and kindness.

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Birgitta Jónsdóttir – New Hope for the World

September 1, 2014

Artist, Icelandic MP, and political activist Birgitta Jónsdóttir joins us for an in-depth discussion of internet privacy, freedom of speech, and the opportunities before Iceland today.

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Annie Machon – Surveillance, Whistleblowing, and Leadership

August 25, 2014

LEAP director, former MI5 agent, and whistleblower Annie Machon answers difficult questions that get to the heart of a global surveillance culture and a military industrial complex whose ramifications are difficult to imagine.

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John Davis – The Budding Cannabis Leadership

August 18, 2014

John Davis, the CEO of the Northwest Patient Resource Center (NWPRC), is at the heart of the burgeoning cannabis industry in the United States. As the reality of marijuana legalization takes root in the U.S., John discusses the issues and the fine points of stewarding a massive drug policy change in the United States.

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Roni Bell Sylvester – Water Politics, Rights, and Confiscation

June 23, 2014

Roni Bell Sylvester is a passionate champion of private property rights in the United States of America, including the beneficial use of water as a vested property right. We discuss the many legal quagmires connected to water, land ownership, and resource complexes, and Roni’s ideas about how to correct and heal the issues caused by federal regulatory interference in state affairs.

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Ace Hoffman – On the Inside of Nuclear Power

April 22, 2014

Anti-nuclear activist Ace Hoffman sheds light on the inner workings of the nuclear industry and brings the issues surrounding nuclear power into crystal clarity.

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Richard Sauder – Shamanic Abuse and Hidden Danger in The Amazon

April 14, 2014

Richard Sauder was taken against his will, drugged, and brutalized repeatedly by a shaman in the Amazon. He urgently needs funds for his legal case, and is seeking damages – as well as to put the shaman in jail for assault and battery. If you can help, time is of the essence!

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Vicki Robin – Blessing the Hands That Feed Us

February 17, 2014

In Blessing the Hands that Feed Us, bestselling author Vicki Robin presents an inspiring memoir and a guide to the challenges and opportunities of eating and buying food locally (within a 10-mile radius of your home). We explore the experiences that shaped her book, the rights and health issues that underscore the locavore movement, and the vital role of local food systems in health, community, economy, and sovereignty.

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Sharón Lynn Wyeth – Your Name Impacts Your Life

January 13, 2014

Sharón Lynn Wyeth is the author of Know the Name; Know the Person, the first book to use Neimology Science to gain insight into how a person thinks, feels, and behaves by interpreting their name.

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Daniel Hathaway – Trash Is Treasure

July 8, 2013

“If I take a cup and put it into a trash bag, it is immediately turned to garbage,” Daniel Hathaway says, lamenting the ease with which goods become trash. The “Recycling King” outlines a new paradigm for whole systems waste management, zero waste, and biodynamic agriculture.

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