human insights with james cox

human insights with james cox

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human insights with james cox episodes

  • Art, Empathy, and Climate Change: a chat w Amy Brady

    Amy Brady is a poet and editor and is responsible for leading several artistic projects to help artists express what is happening with climate change and sea level rise. Her key piece of advice on how we effect real change, foster Empathy... In that regard, the arts play a critical role in the future of the human race.

     

    To learn more contact:

    James Cox

    Cell: 267 323 6936

    36 min
  • Managing Risk from Climate Change: a chat w Jeff Colgan

    Jeff Colgan is the Richard Holbrooke Associate Professor of Political Science and International and Public Affairs at Brown University. His recent article titled "The Market is Valuing Climate Risk All Wrong" looks at an important issue when trying to manage risk (https://www.globalpolicyjournal.com/blog/06/07/2018/market-valuing-climate-risk-all-wrong). Our conversation looks at how Climate Risk affects many parts of the economy and our lives.

     

    To learn more contact:

    James Cox

    Cell: 267 323 6936

    32 min
  • Lessons from my father...: a chat w Barbara McVeigh

    Barbara McVeigh is the author of "Redemption: How Ronald Reagan nearly ruined my life". In this podcast she shares her experiences growing up in Reagan's America with a father in the Air Traffic Controllers union. I think her experiences are relevant to anyone struggling with the current state of political and economic affairs. She shares how she was able to overcome the darkness in her youth and still live out her dreams. She is a writer and movie producer. Her most recent work is found here, http://www.racingwithcopepods.com/ She is working on several other projects including a movie and helping Guatemalan refugees.

     

    To learn more contact:

    James Cox

    Cell: 267 323 6936

    34 min

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This podcast covers issues of Climate Change, Building a Socially Responsible Economy, Health and Life and Death.