Peace stories, peace scholars, peace heroes, peace visions, pillars of peace, nature’s peace, and levity peace, told and narrated by Avis Kalfsbeek, author of Pedro the Water Dog Saves the Planet book series.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 97 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsPhilosophySociety & Culture |
Spears & Surrender – When Peace Was Older Than Progress
Before nations, before bombs, before “progress,” there was another kind of peace—one rooted in ritual, kinship, and restraint. In this episode, we trace the earliest forms of disarmament: warri... more
This episode marks the turning point between The Great Disfarmament (Parts 1 - 6) and The Great Disarmament (Parts 8 - 13). We look back across centuries of agricultural violence—fertilizer bombs, chemical dependency, and genetic control—and begin to... more
In this episode, Avis Kalfsbeek marks the final chapter of The Great Disfarmament—and the quiet rise of a different kind of power.
As war tactics evolved from Cold War standoffs to post-9/11 surveillance and global contracting, the logic of control ... more
In this episode, host Avis Kalfsbeek examines the Cold War’s eerie balance between restraint and escalation. While world powers held their fire through Mutually Assured Destruction, another kind of battle intensified in the fields.
The Green Revolut... more
What happens when chemical warfare doesn’t end at the battlefield—but follows us home?
In this episode of The Great Disfarmament – The Great Disarmament, we travel from the trenches of World War I to the poisoned fields of mid-century agriculture. W... more
What happens when the hunger for yield becomes an imperial mission?
In this episode, we travel to the 18th and 19th centuries to explore two seemingly unrelated substances—gunpowder and guano. One shaped the battlefield. The other reshaped the farm.... more
What if we remembered the wisdom buried in the soil?
In this second episode of The Great Disfarmament – The Great Disarmament, we go back—before fertilizers, before bullets, before the conquest of land and people. We trace the quiet origins of farmi... more
What if I told you The Great Disarmament has already begun?
Not as a headline, or a treaty, or a dream—but as something quiet. Ongoing. Something you might not have noticed.
In this opening episode, we trace the overlapping histories of agriculture... more
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