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Why Talk About Peace? Introducing Hope 80
Give Peace A Chance Podcast
Please support this show with a single donation or monthly from £5 at:
ko-fi.com/adrianbeckingham/tiers
Season 1/Episode 2: Why Talk About Peace? Introducing Hope 80
Award-winning journalist and master storyteller Adrian Beckingham brings together five extraordinary voices from around the world - united by remembrance, activism, and an unshakable commitment to peace.
Guests include:
- Ven. Ryokyu Endo – Founder of the Flame of Hope, a sacred fire lit from the ashes of Hiroshima
- Lawrence Lefcort – Executive Director of Flame of Hope International, working to ignite compassion across continents
- Lucy Sandys – Great-granddaughter of Winston Churchill, and a peace delegate with HOPE80
- Alice Dalsass – European Ambassador for the Flame of Hope, advocating for intergenerational peace
- Jennifer Teege – Black granddaughter of Nazi Commandant Amon Göth, whose life story bridges trauma and healing. You can find Jennifer's book, 'My Grandfather Would Have Shot Me' via her website: https://www.jenniferteege.de/
Together, they explore their personal journeys, the legacy of war, and the responsibility we all share to build peace in the present.
As they prepare to meet the Pope, appear at Glastonbury Festival, and lead a peace tour through Japan for the 80th anniversary of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, this episode asks:
"If a child born 80 years from now were to hear this conversation, what would you most want them to understand about peace?"
This is more than a conversation—it’s a call to action, a living archive of human hope.
Tune in now!
💛 If you believe peace matters, here is how you can help GIVE PEACE A CHANCE.
Thank you for listening to this episode of Give Peace A Chance.
If this conversation moved you, please take a moment to explore our other episodes—and share the podcast with friends, family, and colleagues who care about peace, healing, and the future of our world.
* Your comments and donations help this project grow *
If you'd like to help fund future episodes, please consider making a donation via the TIP JAR, or go to:
ko-fi.com/adrianbeckingham/tiers
Every contribution—no matter how small—keeps the flame alive.
Until next time, thank you for giving peace a chance.
Mentioned in this episode:
What you can do to help GIVE PEACE A CHANCE
Thank you for listening to this episode of Give Peace A Chance.
If this conversation moved you, please take a moment to explore our other episodes—and share the podcast with friends, family, and colleagues who care about peace, healing, and the future of our world.
Your comments and support help this project grow.
If you'd like to help fund future episodes, please consider making a donation at:
www.ko-fi.com/adrianbeckingham.
Every contribution—no matter how small—keeps the flame alive.
Until next time, thank you for giving peace a chance.
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By Adrian Beckingham - The Man From Story Mountain.Give Peace A Chance Podcast
Please support this show with a single donation or monthly from £5 at:
ko-fi.com/adrianbeckingham/tiers
Season 1/Episode 2: Why Talk About Peace? Introducing Hope 80
Award-winning journalist and master storyteller Adrian Beckingham brings together five extraordinary voices from around the world - united by remembrance, activism, and an unshakable commitment to peace.
Guests include:
- Ven. Ryokyu Endo – Founder of the Flame of Hope, a sacred fire lit from the ashes of Hiroshima
- Lawrence Lefcort – Executive Director of Flame of Hope International, working to ignite compassion across continents
- Lucy Sandys – Great-granddaughter of Winston Churchill, and a peace delegate with HOPE80
- Alice Dalsass – European Ambassador for the Flame of Hope, advocating for intergenerational peace
- Jennifer Teege – Black granddaughter of Nazi Commandant Amon Göth, whose life story bridges trauma and healing. You can find Jennifer's book, 'My Grandfather Would Have Shot Me' via her website: https://www.jenniferteege.de/
Together, they explore their personal journeys, the legacy of war, and the responsibility we all share to build peace in the present.
As they prepare to meet the Pope, appear at Glastonbury Festival, and lead a peace tour through Japan for the 80th anniversary of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, this episode asks:
"If a child born 80 years from now were to hear this conversation, what would you most want them to understand about peace?"
This is more than a conversation—it’s a call to action, a living archive of human hope.
Tune in now!
💛 If you believe peace matters, here is how you can help GIVE PEACE A CHANCE.
Thank you for listening to this episode of Give Peace A Chance.
If this conversation moved you, please take a moment to explore our other episodes—and share the podcast with friends, family, and colleagues who care about peace, healing, and the future of our world.
* Your comments and donations help this project grow *
If you'd like to help fund future episodes, please consider making a donation via the TIP JAR, or go to:
ko-fi.com/adrianbeckingham/tiers
Every contribution—no matter how small—keeps the flame alive.
Until next time, thank you for giving peace a chance.
Mentioned in this episode:
What you can do to help GIVE PEACE A CHANCE
Thank you for listening to this episode of Give Peace A Chance.
If this conversation moved you, please take a moment to explore our other episodes—and share the podcast with friends, family, and colleagues who care about peace, healing, and the future of our world.
Your comments and support help this project grow.
If you'd like to help fund future episodes, please consider making a donation at:
www.ko-fi.com/adrianbeckingham.
Every contribution—no matter how small—keeps the flame alive.
Until next time, thank you for giving peace a chance.
Pre-roll Give Peace A Chance
To Pre-roll all Give Peace A Chance episodes