
Exploring what makes nonviolence, as Gandhi said, "the greatest power at the disposal of humankind." Interviews with activists, scholars, and news-makers, and a regular feature of nonviolence in the news from around the movement in our Nonviolence Report segment.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 184 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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In this episode of Nonviolence Radio, we speak with animal rights activist Zoe Rosenberg about nonviolent direct action, open rescue, and the personal costs of standing up for animals. A recent graduate of UC Berkeley, where she designed her own majo... more
On this episode of Nonviolence Radio, we continue our exploration of restorative justice with Jonathan Bradley, co-executive director of SEEDS Community Resolution Center. Drawing from years of experience in schools and communities, Bradley reflects ... more
In this conversation, restorative justice practitioner Dominic Barter reflects on more than three decades of work at the intersection of community, justice, and nonviolence. Beginning with his early experiences in Rio de Janeiro, he describes how com... more
In this episode of Nonviolence Radio, Stephanie Van Hook speaks with nonviolence educator and Metta Center board member Francesca Po about communication as a living practice of nonviolence. Moving beyond any single method or formula, they explore how... more
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A wonderful exploration of the spectrum of perspectives on peacework and nonviolent possibilities!
It is so so refreshing to hear people talking about healing the divide, understanding our neighbors, bringing our country together again. I can finally breathe after 5 months of fear and anxiety. Thank you.
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A thoughtful program exploring nonviolence as practical power, featuring interviews with activists, scholars, and newsmakers who expand on peaceful strategies, restorative justice, and social transformation. Highlights include real-world applications of nonviolence in schools, communities, and global movements, plus engaging discussions on psychology, neuroscience, and media narratives that shape public understanding. Notably, the show often centers on actionable frameworks—restorative justice, active hope, and caring economies—while weaving historical case studies with contemporary movements to illustrate how nonviolence can inform policy, culture, and everyday action.
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Recent guests on Nonviolence Radio include:
1. Jonathan Bradley
2. Dominic Barter
3. Francesca Po
4. Emily Yellin
5. Valarie Kaur
6. Pietro Ameglio
7. Doug Fry
8. Marco Iacoboni
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