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- Episode 36, Part 1 - Introduction to Scarcity - Focus and Tunneling
To learn more about today's topic, check out SCARCITY; WHY HAVING TOO LITTLE MEANS SO MUCH. There's so much more information in the book than I can relate here!
22 min - Episode 35, Part 2 - How We Decide
The conclusion to my interview with Dr. Warren Miller. Please visit www.tfri.org to see more of Dr. Miller's work at the Transnational Family Research Institute. Additionally, check out SCARCITY: WHY HAVING SO LITTLE MEANS SO MUCH. We'll be taking a look at the concepts posed in this book over the next few episodes. Enjoy!
24 min - Episode 35, Part 1 - How We Decide
Poverty and mental health. Does growing the number of people on the planet impact these challenges? If it does, how and why? That’s what we’re looking at in our episodes on poverty. This episode is a rebroadcast of Dr. Warren Miller’s interview on how we make decisions. While Dr. Miller’s work is mainly focused on how people, women in particular, make decisions about having children, I think it gives us a good look at the physiology of decision-making processes. This will set us up for the next few episodes where we do a deep dive into the impacts of poverty on mental health. to learn more about Rennie's work, please visit The Transnational Family Research Institute at www.tfri.org.
24 min - Episode 34, Part 2 - The Inheritance of Poverty
To see the video version of ShoMari Payne's TED Talk, please visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCvX1IBvK2c. For more information on the Rust Belt Neighborhood Development Corporation, please visit https://www.therustbelt.org.
19 min - Episode 34, Part 1 - How Do the Poor See Life?
To see the video of Rajen Makhijani's TEDTalk HOW DO THE POOR SEE LIFE? please visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4JPFr8g3yQ .
27 min - Episode 33, Part 4 - Population and Poverty, Four Components To Consider
This episode sets the groundwork for our exploration of how poverty impacts our individual and community well-being as well as the interconnection between poverty and overpopulation.
15 min - Episode 33, Part 3 - Population and Poverty, An Overview
In my opinion, of all the episodes I've posted on The People Factor, this last part of my interview with Dr. Rachel Nugent provides the best conversation about the confluence of population, poverty and economics and provides some examples of how some nations have successfully addressed population by empowering women socially and economically.
40 min - Episode 33, Part 2 - Population and Poverty, An Overview
To view articles and publications by Dr. Rachel Nugent, please visit https://www.rti.org/search/publications?expert=rachel-nugent.
24 min - Episode 33, Part 1 - Population and Poverty, An Overview
To learn more about Laurie Mazur's book A PIVOTAL MOMENT, please visit https://islandpress.org/books/pivotal-moment.
27 min - Episode 32, Part 2 - Wealth and Poverty By the Numbers
If you would like to read the articles referenced in this episode, please visit the following: https://www.businessinsider.com/net-worth-to-be-in-1-percent-top-richest-wealth-2021-2, https://www.trtworld.com/magazine/top-1-percent-of-households-own-43-percent-of-global-wealth-42134, https://www.lovemoney.com/gallerylist/112489/the-worlds-total-wealth-and-how-its-divided-up
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About The People Factor
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Focused on human psychological well-being, The People Factor explores the interconnection between human population growth and individual/collective human welfare, environmental sustainability and…
stable economies.