Urbanists, Miguel Robles-Durán and Liam Young, bring their deep knowledge of cities to a program on the changing face of urban landscape and whether technology can work for us all or just a handful of unaccountable companies. Miguel is a tenured Associate Professor of Urbanism at The New School in New York City. Young is a founder of the Urban Futures think tank Tomorrows Thoughts Today.

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On this episode we take up the impact of tech on workers of the global South and North. Our guests are Rachmi Hertanti and Peter Frase. Rachmi is the Executive Director of Indonesia for Global Justice and has long-term interests in foreign banking in Indonesia, food sovereignty and responsible agricultural investment. Peter is an editorial board member of Jacobin magazine and is the author of Four Futures: Life After Capitalism.

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Holy Moly, What a Life! welcomes Michael Ben-Eli and Jaime Snyder for a Conversation inspired by Buckminster Fuller. Jaime is an educator, writer, filmmaker, singer songwriter, Bucky's grandson, and the founder of the Buckminster Fuller Institute. Michael was a student and colleague of Fuller's and is the founder of a one-of-a-kind organization, The Sustainability Lab.

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Holy Moly is off and running with Bucky Fuller who comes to life through stories from his students, biographer, and a new generation inspired by his legacy. From geodesic domes to three-wheeled cars, doing more with less to housing the world and envisioning a future that still could be. Meet Buckminster Fuller, man of tomorrow and today with our guests Bonnie DeVarco, Medard Gabel, Daniel Lopez-Perez, Alec Nevala-Lee, and Roxanna Shohadaee.

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Chickie Munch and Binnie Bunny Munch host their first Catalysta Presents Conversations with two very special guests: Dr. Jessica Rose and chef and food educator, Charles Michel. Jessica offers insights on censorship, Robert Kennedy, Jr’s health agenda, and AI while Charles leads a meditation on experiencing water. Plus the first audio guest appearance by the MunchDeck!

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On this episode of 2 minutes to midnight - an extravaganza, it's time to review democratic infrastructure and the real F-bomb. If we think of our democracy as a house, democratic infrastrucure defines whether or not we need to worry about the roof crashing down. The 'F' in this F-bomb is fascism, whether it ascends from the right or left. Join our panel of five commentators as we explore the workings of the world on 2 minutes to midnight - an extravaganza.

Our guests are John Bellamy Foster, Nancy Fraser, Jose La Luz, Andy Merrifield, Mark Thomas, and David Van Deusen.

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On this episode of 2 minutes to midnight: People Get Ready, we take a look under the hood of 'democracy' with a group of writers and teachers who lead a tour of neoliberalism, precarious employment, fudged economics, unions and transhumanism. The episode features Lina Attalah, Aaron Good, Alexandria Shaner, Mark Crispin Miller, and Celia Farber. Off we go.
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Food is more than colorful rows of produce at a grocery store, or the burger we chomp down for lunch. It's inherently political, and spirtual too. The first episode of Human Being features Charles Michel, a chef and activist, who points out how we interact with our food connects or disconnects us from our humanity. How does conscious eating relate to healing ourselves and our world? That's one of the threads on this episode of Human Being with Charles Michel.
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This episode of 2 minutes to midnight kicks off with a look at The Future of Work. Our first installment features birth anthropologist, Robbie Davis-Floyd who reflect on the future of birth. Robbie is joined by Gerard Brogan, director of nursing practice for the California Nurses Association, a branch of National Nurses United with more than 175,000 members nationwide. Together they consider the impact of technology on healthcare in a for-profit world.

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Vandana Shiva joins us for part two of Here to (T)here's roundtable discussion on human population, the limits of renewable energy, and the role of beliefs and attitudes in the loss of biodiversity. Our returning guests are bio-ecologist, William E. Rees, chemical biologist and conservationist, Rosa Vasquez Espinoza, Ian Pfingsten of the U.S. Geological Survey, and Francisco Dallmeier is a former Director at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute.

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