#1062 Defend the sacred (Dakota Access Pipeline)
Air Date: 12-06-2016
Today we look at some of the recent violence waged against protectors and independent journalists at Standing Rock North Dakota and the temporary victory of the permitting denial from the Army Corp of Engineers for the Dakota Access Pipeline
Read more#1055 What is at stake (Climate Change and the Supreme Court)
Air Date: 11-04-2016
Today we look at the two biggest issues with the most limited timelines and far-reaching consequences of our era and how they are both at stake in this election
Read more#1042 Protecting from the black snake (Dakota Access Pipeline)
Air Date: 09-16-2016
Today we look in on the convergence of Native American and First Nations tribes in North Dakota to protect the water from the Dakota Access Pipeline
Read more#1033 Why they deny (Climate Denialism)
Air Date: 08-05-2016
Today we take a look at the reasons behind why people cling so fervently to their increasingly desperate denials of climate change
Read more#1015 Escaping consumerism (Culture)
Air Date: 05-20-2016
Today we take a look at how to escape the hedonic treadmill of consumption in pursuit of happiness and moving toward a future of shared prosperity
Read more#1014 The human impact of animal agriculture (Food Choices)
Air Date: 05-17-2016
Today we take a look at the issue of animal agriculture minus the animals: the effects of our meat consumption on human rights, human health and climate change
Read more#1011 Deception vs. Disobedience (Climate Crisis)
Air Date: 05-03-2016
Today we take a look at the struggle between those intent on selling doubt about climate science in order to stretch fossil fuel profits as far as they’ll go and those standing up to them in the most direct way possible
Read more#1001 The scales are tipping (Climate)
Air Date: 03-25-2016
Today we examine how the climate denial industry works and look forward to the positive trends in renewable energy
Read more#988 When climate science meets faith-based economics
Air date: 2-5-16
Today we look at the intersection of the climate crisis with our current economic system including how monopolies, trade deals, market failures and the concept of “externalities” all work together to make climate change worse
Read more#986 The trouble with extreme wealth inequality (Economics)
Air date: 1-29-16
Today we look at the case against extreme wealth inequality and not just from an economic justice perspective. Extreme wealth inequality leads to more social ills and destabilization than you probably ever guessed
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