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| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 80 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationSocial SciencesScienceSelf-Improvement | |||

In this episode, we talk with Abby Ferber about her work teaching students about privilege. She's a professor in sociology and women's and ethnic studies at the University of Colorado. She's also director of The Matrix Center for the Advancement of S... more
In this episode we talk with Reverend Jen Bailey about faith, transformation and engaging across differences. She founded the Faith Matters Network and co-founded the People's Supper which brings diverse groups of people together to break bread and e... more
In this episode, we talk with Paul Quinn about how volunteerism and activism have changed his life. He describes learning about and practicing nonviolent communication, as well as his volunteer work with incarcerated men in Washington State. He also ... more
In this episode, we talk with Rohan Bliss and Jen Sarche about the role media plays in our understanding of conflict and conflict resolution. And we'll hear about their plan to use reality TV to depolarize the country and help people find common grou... more
In this episode, we talk with Parker McMullen Bushman about environmental justice and building a more inclusive environmental movement. They're the CEO of Eco Inclusive Strategies, which serves environmental organizations and other nonprofit and educ... more
In this episode we talk with Bina M. Patel about how her work as a leadership coach and facilitator combines her decades of policy and non-profit experience with neuroscience and practices like breathwork and mindfulness. She's the author of the book... more
In this episode we talk with Maria Guajardo about leadership and the value of non-western perspectives in developing leadership skills. She is an author, educator and administrator. Maria spent 12 years as a dean and professor at Soka University in J... more
In this episode we talk with Dante King about diagnosing whiteness and anti-blackness. He's an academic who has taught at many universities, including the Mayo Clinic School of Medicine. He runs an educational non-profit called Blackcademics and is t... more









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