Episode 753 Climate Hope, Doom, Duty
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Episode 752 Reviving American Democracy
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Episode 751 World Social Forum Peace
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Rajagopal and Jill Carr-Harris are activists who run Ekta Parishad and Jai Jagat, two organizations that promote Gandhian approaches to peace and development. At the World Social Forum this summer in Benin, they will teaching Gandhian methods to 50 African youths from situations of conflict.
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Episode 750 Global Town Hall Jan 2026
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This conversation was about displacement. Marilyn Krieger told us about a young mountain lion she had met in her canyon who was found in San Francisco and relocated to the Santa Cruz mountains. Charles Tauber told us about the trafficked Nigerian women and Russian deserters who are unable to make a home anywhere.
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Episode 749 Climate and Agriculture
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Dennis Garrity's and Robert Tulip's professional careers addressed development problems, including the prospect of global famine, which the Green Revolution postponed. Now the planet's heat threatens to reduce food production, so they promote quicker solutions – especially atratospheric aerosol injection.
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Episode 738 After New Start
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Daryl Kimball, Tariq Rauf, and Paul Meyers are diplomats with expertise on Arms Control. They lament the refusal of Trump to renew the New START treaty, which limited the nuclear arsenals of US and Russia. Both countries now may proceed to a new arms race.
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Episode 747: Refugees in Africa
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Dr. Neil Arya hosts a conversation with two young African men who will participate in the up-coming Pegasus conference. Unfortunately, the wars that send people to these camps often follow them there.
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Episode 746 : Climate and National Economies
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Patrick Bond reminds John Feffer of an alliance that began when Obama "barge into" a meeting of "semi-peripheral" states and convinced them to continue promoting the use of fossil fuels.
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Episode 745 Mental Wellness in Wars
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A tip from three experienced therapists: Don’t over-inflate the importance of trauma. Recognize your clients’ resilience and encourage them to find support in their own communities.
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Episode 742 Local Ocean Fertilization
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Peter Fiekowsky, along with Brian von Herzen and Robert Tulip, favors research into spreading iron into the ocean, thereby getting phytoplankton to increase and remove CO2, cooling the planet.
info_outlineBetty Reardon is a professor emeritus of peace education at the Teachers College, Columbia University. Hers was a graduate program, unlike the peace studies undergraduate program that Metta taught at U of Toronto. She notes gladly that the legitimacy of peace as a discipline has been achieved now, and that her graduates have gone on to do professional work in government, civil society organizations, and businesses. Nowadays she is working to help bring educated, professional Afghan women to the US and other countries. Evidently the younger Taliban want to educate girls, but the government is now run by old men who are blocking that change. For the video, audio podcast, transcript, and public comments see https://tosavetheworld.ca/episode-447-teaching-peace. Then share your own thoughts about this in the comment column.