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Peace Talks Radio
By Paul InglesSociety & Culture
Peace Talks Radio episodes
- Native Peace Values / Reconciling Clergy Abuse
A two-part edition of PEACE TALKS RADIO this time. First, host Megan
Kamerick visits with Glenn Aparicio Parry, author of "Original Politics:
Making America Sacred Again, which explores how the best aspects of the
United States -- ideas like liberty, equality and justice -- were inspired
by Native American cultures. Megan also talks with Oren Lyons, who is a
faith-keeper of the Turtle Clan, Onondaga Council of Chiefs, with the Six
Nations Iroquois Confederacy. In part two of our program, Megan talks with
Stephanie Lepp. She’s the producer of the Reckonings podcast. In one of
her episodes of Reckonings, Stephanie featured a real-life story of two
people who are working together to find healing and solutions to clergy
sexual abuse.59 min - John Lewis: Profile in Peace
The late 17-term Congressman and civil rights leader John Lewis is
remembered in a special that includes the memorial ceremonies at the U.S.
Capitol when his body laid in state in the Rotunda, a week after his death
July 17, 2020. Also included are other tributes, and archival tapes of
John Lewis speeches and interviews.59 min - Returning Civility to Political Discourse
National polling in recent years has consistently reported that 2/3rds of
those polled feel that there’s a major problem with civility in our
nation, while 75% agree that it’s certainly worse than it was just a few
years ago. Since 2004, PEACE TALKS RADIO has been tracking the
conversation about the declining civility in our political discourse. This
time on the program we present another panel of guests with their takes on
it with Suzanne Kryder hosting the conversations.59 min - Public Art For Peace
On this edition of PEACE TALKS RADIO, we discuss the relationship between
public art and conflict resolution. First, we meet Heidi Schmalbach, an
arts advocate who studies creative placemaking as a means to strengthen
community. Next, we speak with Tsungwei Moo, a visual artist who recently
contributed to the Art of Peace Project, which transforms gun parts into
artwork. Finally, graphic novelist Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez describes how
his superhero series, "La Borinqueña", has helped to support grassroots
activism in Puerto Rico and mutual aid efforts in New York City during the
coronavirus pandemic.59 min - Hate Crimes/Media Literacy
Two topics on this program. First, Judy Goldberg visits with Arjun Singh
Sethi who tells us about his book, American Hate - Survivors Speak Out.
Also in the show Paul Ingles talks with media literacy scholar and teacher
Rob Williams about ways to filter our experience with mass media to
minimize the disruption to our inner peace and ability to make peace with
others in our world.59 min - Climate Anxiety
On this edition of PEACE TALKS RADIO, we hear three perspectives on
climate anxiety. We hear from Frances Roberts-Gregory, an environmental
sociologist; Peter Fimrite, who covers the environment for the San
Francisco Chronicle; and Monique Verdin, an artist and storyteller who has
documented environmental damages to her ancestral land in coastal
Louisiana. Sarah Holtz hosts.59 min - White Supremacy/Extremism
On this edition of PEACE TALKS RADIO, Megan Kamerick interviews Layla
Saad, the author of "Me and White Supremacy: Combat Racism, Change the
World, and Become a Good Ancestor". Also, Sarah Holtz speaks with the
Executive Director of Parents for Peace, Myrieme Churchill, to learn about
the group’s vision and strategies in helping families deal with family
members who become drawn to extremist and terrorist causes.59 min - Conflicts Around Mental Illness
This Peace Talks Radio program discusses lessening the stigma around
commonly named mental illnesses such as depression, schizophrenia, and
psychosis, as well as how to support someone appearing to have a mental
health challenge in public, for example, on the street, in a building, or
on a bus. Or in our family or circle of friends. The program also looks at
the conflict in mental health care over the diagnosis and treatment of the
450 mental disorders listed in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of
Mental Disorders (DSM).59 min - Profile in Peace: Jimmy Carter
On this program, we present part of our chat with Former President Jimmy
Carter from 2002. Also, an extended conversation with Stu Eizenstat who
was President Carter’s Chief Domestic Policy Adviser, and Executive
Director of the White House Domestic Policy Staff during his presidency.
In 2018, Eizenstat published the book JIMMY CARTER, THE WHITE HOUSE YEARS.
Finally, you’ll also hear an excerpt from President Carter’s landmark 1979
Oval Office talk with the nation called “Crisis of Confidence.”59 min - Seeking Peace on Earth: A PEACE TALKS RADIO Special (2019)
Our annual compendium of highlights from the programs of one season of
PEACE TALKS RADIO - the series on peacemaking and nonviolent conflict
resolution. You'll hear excerpts from 2019 programs about Mediation
training programs, refugee asylum efforts, Johnny Cash playing the Nixon
White House in 1970, peacemaking in the LGBTQ community, Catholic
peacemaking icons Dorothy Day and Oscar Romero, economic class conflict,
town meeting conflict resolution, and more.59 min
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