human insights with james cox

human insights with james cox

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human insights with james cox episodes

  • The Environmental Impacts of Fossil Fuels: a chat w Elaine Tanner

    Elaine Tanner is a longtime activist and leader of Friends of Environmental Justice. She recently participated in a week of protests by diverse groups at the White House to urge the current administration to follow through on climate promises made during the campaign. The protests resulted in over 600 arrests but was largely ignored by the media. Elaine shares her experiences that motivate her activism.

    25 min
  • Dealing with Climate Grief: A Chat w Betsy Rosenberg

    Betsy Rosenberg has spent 25 years in the media, raising awareness of environmental issues and the climate crisis. Currently she is working on a network called GreenTV.com to promote environmental education and empowerment. We discuss the role media plays in the fight to address climate change and the struggle to deal with "climate despair". This is the first of many conversations :)

    41 min
  • Climate Change--Reality and Politics

    Today I chat with Richard Whiteford, long time climate activist and presenter, educating groups around the world. Richard shares his insights on the current state of the climate and the challenges we face. We delve into the reality and political obstacles to progress. This is the first of many conversations. You can learn more about Richard's work at savebioshpere.wordpress.com

    50 min
  • Slaughterhouse : a chat w Gail Eisnitz

    Gail Eisnitz has spent her life as an investigative journalist and activist on behalf of sentient animals. In 1997 she wrote a remarkable book titled "Slaughterhouse" that laid bare the cruelty and brutality of the animal agriculture industry. The stories she shares are troubling and haunting...

    From Amazon, "Slaughterhouse is the first book of its kind to explore the impact that unprecedented changes in the meatpacking industry over the last twenty-five years - particularly industry consolidation, increased line speeds, and deregulation - have had on workers, animals, and consumers. It is also the first time ever that workers have spoken publicly about what's really taking place behind the closed doors of America's slaughterhouses."

    This podcast will stay with you...

    31 min
  • Potatoes, Health, and Big Ag: a chat w Jeff Braggs

    Jeff Braggs has spent a lifetime growing potatoes and working in agriculture. His father used rotational and regenerative techniques in the early 20th century, and Jeff watched as family farms disappeared and Big Ag took over and began heavy use of chemicals, fertilizers, and poisons. He shares his life experience to help use better understand how diet connects to health.

    39 min
  • Divorce, COVID, and Economic Stress: a chat w Karen McMahon

    Karen McMahon is a relationship coach and founder of "Journey Beyond Divorce". We discuss the dynamics of relationships and divorce, especially with the stresses of COVID and financial troubles. She offers valuable insights and strategies for people at every stage of life... young couples, newlyweds, married couples, those who are seperating or getting divorced, and those who are divorced seeking new relationships. She knows her stuff, and brings empathy, compassion and insight to each individual situation...  Check out Journey Beyond Divorce here...

    34 min
  • Fostering Permaculture Now: a chat w Jenny Pell

    Jenny Pell has spent a lifetime fostering permaculture in a variety of settings and locations.  She is hired by home and property owners to incorporate permaculture into their landscape design. Recently, she has assisted in the creation of "food islands" on Maui, incorporating permaculture with healthy living and alleviation of hunger during the pandemic. She offers valuable insights that we can all take to heart and utilize. 

    Visit Jenny's website at www.permaculturenow.org

    47 min
  • B Corps and Changing Capitalism: a chat w Nathan Stuck

    Nathan Stuck, is an entrepreneur, coach and lecturer. He has seen the negative side of corp america first hand, and chosen to pursue a different, better path. Nathan shares his unique insights into the value of oganizing businesses as B Corps, and the effect that can have on the economy and society. This is the first of many conversations with Nathan... connect to Nathan on Linked In


    35 min

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