
Peace Is Power is a podcast for people who believe peace is not weakness or passivity — but one of the most powerful forces alive. Hosted by Janessa Gans Wilder — former CIA officer, peacebuilder, and founder of Euphrates Institute — the show features conversations with diplomats, artists, activists, veterans, spiritual leaders, and grassroots organizers working to build peace in a divided world. ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentScienceSocial Sciences | |||

In this episode of Peace is Power, Janessa Gans Wilder speaks with Dr. Scilla Elworthy about what it really takes to build peace in a world that continues to invest heavily in war.
A three-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee and founder of both Oxford R... more
In this episode of Peace is Power, host Janessa Gans Wilder speaks with Sami Awad, a Palestinian nonviolence practitioner, founder of Holy Land Trust, and co-director of Nonviolence International, about resistance, consciousness, and the spiritual fo... more
Today, on Peace is Power, Janessa Gans Wilder sits down with John D. Negroponte, a veteran diplomat whose career spans more than four decades in the U.S. Foreign Service. Drawing on his experience as U.S. Ambassador to Iraq and to the United Nations,... more
In this episode of Peace is Power , Janessa Gans Wilder speaks with Ari Honarvar, an Iranian-American writer, artist, and founder of Rumi With a View. Ari reflects on growing up in Iran during the Islamic Revolution and the Iran-Iraq War, where women... more
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I’m loving Peace is Power - hearing diverse stories from people around the world, how they approach conflicts big and small, find hope and seek solutions. It has helped me gain new perspectives and restore my faith in humanity. A great listen for anyone with an open mind and heart!
The timeliest podcast on the market today. Where big ideas meet necessary solutions through understanding, kinship and appreciation. Thank you, Janessa for pouring your heart and purpose into this expression of true power!
This podcast is absolutely vital and timely! The constant influx of negativity, pain, and oppression from approaching the world as an enemy has wearied us all. It’s time to remember what true power is and to fill our minds and hearts with what lies on the other side of the complexity of this violence-ridden time. “Peace is Power” renews hope and gives us the very reminders we need to be peacebuilders in our own homes and communities so that can ripple out into our world in deep need of healing. ... more
The perfect message for these troubling times we are all experiencing.
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A thoughtful lineup of conversations exploring how inner transformation, nonviolence, and strategic action can advance peace in divided societies. Episodes spotlight diplomacy, human rights, environmental and social justice, and the role of faith, art, and storytelling in peacebuilding. Notable uniqueness includes bridging personal conscience with systemic change through diverse guests such as diplomats, writers, activists, and spiritual leaders, often tying historical lessons to contemporary challenges. The show probably appeals to listeners who value practical peacekeeping, ethical leadership, and global perspectives, and who want to translate big ideas into everyday action.
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