The Common Good Podcast
Chuck Collins on the Industry That Protects Wealth and How It Hurts Everyone--Most people feel on the outside of extreme wealth. Some aspire to it. Many consider it immoral. For most of us it’s a sideshow. But Chuck says, “No! It’s not a sideshow. It’s the main show. It affects all of us.” We pay the taxes that build what everyone uses. They avoid taxes, sometimes paying none, taking no responsibility for the common good though they benefit from it. Chuck explains who makes all this work.
info_outline Ep. 1221--Della DuncanThe Common Good Podcast
As a renegade economist, Della Duncan creates islands of alternative economics in the ocean of capitalism.
info_outline Simpler OneEarth Living Episode 1121--Lauren Van HamThe Common Good Podcast
This episode tells how religions are working together to forge new possibilities in ecology, economics and women’s empowerment—all making real difference in their communities. Listen too for the importance of organizing as circles in the practice of cooperation. Previously, the circles of Jubilee. This time, United Religions Initiative's Lauren Van Ham in her work with United Religions Initiatives to form and empower Cooperation Circles around the world.
info_outline Ep.1021-EncuentroThe Common Good Podcast
A U.S./Mexico Conversation on Living the Alternative Worldview We Call OneEarth Jubilee
info_outline Ep.0921-- Eric LeCompte, Jubilee USA NetworkThe Common Good Podcast
Ep.0921-- Eric LeCompte, director of Jubilee USA Network: : Forgive Us Our Debts—Woes and Wins in Canceling Student Debt
info_outline Ep.0821-Brenda WyssThe Common Good Podcast
Brenda Wyss: Feminist Economics Is Creating Just Systems That Meet Current Crises
info_outline Episode 0721--Matt BrennanThe Common Good Podcast
Matt Brennan: An Advocate for Your Congregation and Nonprofit on How to Install Solar Power
info_outline Ep.0621-Carrie RadloffThe Common Good Podcast
It’s far too easy to assume that not much good is happening in states that are fertile ground for the growth of right-wing ways of doing things. The states of Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota have been just such fertile soils. And yet, precisely in the area where those three states meet on the Missouri River, this effective activist on environmental concerns helps us break through this stereotype that not much good can happen in areas dominated by right-wing politicians and profit-hungry corporations.
info_outline Ep.0521-Neddy AstudilloThe Common Good Podcast
As an eco-minister and eco-theologian, Neddy directs Green Faith in Florida and in Latin America. Be sure you go to the GreenFaith.org to learn far more about Neddy’s accomplishments and hopes.
info_outline Ep.0421-Robin RivetThe Common Good Podcast
Reversing Climate Crises through Informed Tree Actions
info_outlinein the continuing urgent work of reversing the climate crises—and who isn’t?— you will find one great ally in this podcast episode. Let’s call her Tree, a great ally in pulling CO2 out of the air, in cooling where you live, in saving energy, in giving you healthy food, and that’s just some of what she does. You don’t need to pay lots of money to enlist Tree’s help either. Maybe none at all.
Let’s see if we can match that level of concern when we learn of the tremendous loss of environmental wealth, or natural capital as it is also called, in the annual net loss of trees. Robin will tell us more about the wealth and treasure in our trees—a kind of wealth our systems and our eyes have not been trained to see.
We can all commit to do something really meaningful as we gratefully celebrate Earth Day and Arbor Day. And, please, listeners, promote this important conversation to others.