Лучшие подкасты про Nonviolence (2024)

1
Seven Challenges of Nonviolence 57:01

7d ago57:01

57:01

During this episode of Nonviolence Radio, Stephanie and Michael discuss a new resource offered by the Metta Center called, Seven Challenges: nonviolence, new story, third harmony, compassion, constructive program, unity in diversity and from chaos to creativity. Their conversation offers some advice as to how to incorporate them into our daily live…

1
Embrace the Challenge 26:17

10d ago26:17

26:17

"In a nonviolent struggle, it's not a, ‘me against you’. It's how do we join forces together to make things better, to back away from unnecessary suffering? And if there's going to be any suffering in this situation, we're going to embrace it ourselves."Nonviolence Radio

1
Strategic Constructive Programming 24:35

24d ago24:35

24:35

"If your movement has a long-term goal of complete replacement of regime, then you can strategically graduate from issues which are the easiest to succeed at, to issues which are the hardest, gathering strength as you go along."Nonviolence Radio

1
Nonviolence as a Path to Understanding Palestine and Syria 55:57

1M ago55:57

55:57

On this episode of Nonviolence Radio, Dr. Afra Jalabi draws a parallel between the ongoing conflict in Syria, where more than half a million people have been killed, and the ongoing crisis in Israel-Palestine. She warns against media propaganda around the conflicts, encouraging listeners to do better research about the powers at play in the Middle …

1
The Utility of Art Towards a Nonviolent World 23:58

1M ago23:58

23:58

There's no question that art plays a role. It can affect our imagination and our way of seeing the world.Nonviolence Radio

1
The Local Peace Economy 55:54

2M ago55:54

55:54

Jodie Evans, activist and co-founder of CODEPINK, talks with Stephanie and Michael about possibility of creating and sustaining the ‘peace economy’. More specifically, they explore concrete ways to reorient our distorted ‘war economy’ perspectives, to wean ourselves from destructive ‘addictions’ and provide concrete ways in which we can all – even …

1
The Long Reach of Nonviolence 27:01

2M ago27:01

27:01

"Because Gandhi, after all, called nonviolence not only a force, but the greatest power mankind has been endowed with. And I think that this is true. And I think it's true because nonviolence is in some way the core of our nature. It's a core of what makes us human. It's what the philosopher Aristotle would have called our built-in telos. That a te…

1
How a Measure in Sonoma County is Taking on “Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations” 55:04

2M ago55:04

55:04

A Conversation with Cassie King from the Coalition to End Factory Farms During this episode of Nonviolence Radio, Stephanie and Michael welcome Cassie King, from Direct Action Everywhere, to talk about our relationship with animals, and more specifically about proposed legislation in California that aims to end factory farming. Together they explor…

1
Lessons Learned from the Free Speech Movement 24:29

2M ago24:29

24:29

“I failed to realize that the vast majority of people, even in a progressive environment, such as what Berkeley claimed itself to be – I sometimes wonder – there was a tremendous fear of disruption without constructive program. And that took me years, really, after the movement to learn. That you have to not only incorporate but lead with construct…

1
The Visionary Activism of the Long Civil Rights Movement 55:22

2M ago55:22

55:22

Victoria Wolcott joins Stephanie and Michael on this episode of Nonviolence Radio to talk about her recent book, Living the Future: Utopianism and the Long Civil Rights Movement. Victoria, a history professor at the University of Buffalo, explores the long history of utopianism in the US and its relation to nonviolence, specifically nonviolence as …

1
Meeting Violence with a Forgiving Love 25:55

3M ago25:55

25:55

In these examples, you see how the conversion of a person from a state of anger and fear to a state of what Marshall Frady called a forgiving love, actually does seem to have an impact on the entire emotional-spiritual consciousness environment and affects the outcome of a situation and changes the minds of others.…

1
Success Doesn't Mean Victory 24:31

3M ago24:31

24:31

A bonus segment for Nonviolence Radio, the Nonviolent Moment is a 30-minute exploration of nonviolence out of KPCA Petaluma’s Free Range Studio. Hosted by Michael Nagler If you can somehow compass a success without a conquest, you will not have alienated your previous opponent. And that means that you will have built closer relationships, and we sh…

1
Nonviolence Report -- Week of August 19, 2024 16:35

3M ago16:35

16:35

Michael Nagler with your Nonviolence Report for the middle of August 2024.Nonviolence Radio

1
From the Frontlines in Palestine 55:14

3M ago55:14

55:14

Amira Musallam is a peace activist from Beit Jala, Palestine. She joins Nonviolence Radio to share her experiences living in the West Bank. Her family is currently facing eviction from their land by nearby Israeli settlers who are backed by the Israeli military. She is part of an exploratory team for Unarmed Civilian Protection (UCP) in the West Ba…

1
We are not in a 'polycrisis.' We are in a spiritual crisis. 24:56

3M ago24:56

24:56

A bonus segment for Nonviolence Radio, the Nonviolent Moment is a 30- minute exploration of nonviolence out of KPCA Petaluma’s Free Range Studio. Hosted by Michael Nagler Nonviolence, to be practiced with effect, requires training and preparation and strategy. It requires astuteness in understanding your situation. And underneath, giving life to al…

1
A Holy Devotion to Peace 55:11

3M ago55:11

55:11

This episode of Nonviolence Radio welcomes David Hartsough, long time nonviolent activist, former executive director of PeaceWorkers and co-founder of Nonviolent Peaceforce. Stephanie and Michael talk with David about his early exposure to the power of nonviolence through his parents and early upbringing, his later activism in the Civil Rights Move…

1
Quantum Activism: Insights from Physicist Amit Goswami on the Science of Nonviolence 57:38

4M ago57:38

57:38

This episode of Nonviolence Radio features Dr. Amit Goswami, founder of the Center for Quantum Activism and former professor at the University of Oregon. Amit talks to Stephanie and Michael about the relationship between quantum physics and nonviolence. One of the basic ideas he puts forth as essential to quantum physics is the notion that the univ…

1
Full interview with Dr. Amit Goswami 58:52

4M ago58:52

58:52

Full interview with Dr. Amit Goswami, founder of the Center for Quantum Activism and former professor at the University of Oregon. Amit talks to Stephanie and Michael about the relationship between quantum physics and nonviolence. One of the basic ideas he puts forth as essential to quantum physics is the notion that the universe, at its core and m…

1
Replanting the Seeds of Jewish Revolutionary Nonviolence after October 7th 57:00

4M ago57:00

57:00

Rabbi Lynn Gottlieb is one of the first women to become a rabbi in Jewish history. She’s a storyteller, artist, and community educator. Listen in as she takes us on an inner pilgrimage of revolutionary nonviolence. Rabbi Lynn’s experiences paint a picture of a world where diverse identities intersect, find, and strengthen one another. Her vision an…

1
Why Sending Unarmed Protection to Gaza is NOT A Radical Idea 56:12

5M ago56:12

56:12

This episode of Nonviolence Radio welcomes Mel Duncan, the founding director of Nonviolent Peaceforce and longtime peace activist. Mel talks to Michael and Stephanie about a proposal to bring unarmed civilian protectors to Gaza. Unarmed civilian protection (UCP) – the practice of protecting vulnerable groups by having well trained unarmed people ac…

1
The Danger of a Single Narrative 55:06

6M ago55:06

55:06

Tim Chapman, restorative justice practitioner, trainer and former chairperson and board member of the European Forum for Restorative Justice, comes to talk with Stephanie on this episode of Nonviolence Radio. Together, they explore the practice of and principles behind restorative justice, the ways in which it is able to offer a kind of lasting res…

1
Nonviolence Report Week of May 27, 2024 20:46

6M ago20:46

20:46

Topic Scans and Links: Mel Duncan has written an excellent article on the possibilities of inserting peace teams into the West Bank in Israel-Palestine. Educational institutions have agreed to divest from investments that go to Israel. In Central India, 90 villages have formed Maha Gramsabha. Gandhi Research Foundation is offering a postgraduate di…

1
Echoes of Student Activism 58:23

7M ago58:23

58:23

In this episode, we delve into the heart of campus activism sweeping across the United States, spotlighting the recent student protests in support of Gaza and calls to end violence. We connect with a faculty member from Yale to discuss the nuances of the current movement, and journey back to the spirited 1960s with a professor from Berkeley who onc…

1
Can Mediation Show Us A Way Out? 56:32

7M ago56:32

56:32

Part of the fun of nonviolence is showing where alternative practices and systems already exist and to lift them up to inspire more of us to explore and adapt them to our own time, cultures and needs. Take mediation: We know that when practiced with the intent of healing divides, de-escalting violence, and restoring relationships, it works (and “wo…

1
Blessed are the Merciful 56:45

8M ago56:45

56:45

This episode of Nonviolence Radio welcomes Dr. Craig Atwood, professor of theology at Moravian Theological Seminary and director of the Center for Moravian Studies. Together with Stephanie and Michael, Craig discusses his research and teaching on the history of Moravian thought and faith with special attention to medieval thinker, Peter Chelčický. …

1
We Belong to Each Other - Stories from Authors Stanley Kusunoki and Kao Kalia Yang 42:36

8M ago42:36

42:36

In a wide-ranging discussion with host Jarren Peterson Dean, acclaimed authors Stanley Kusunoki and Kao Kalia Yang discuss the power art has to speak the truth and connect us to our shared humanity. They provide intimate examples of how their courageous storytelling has impacted their own and their audiences’ perspectives and lives. Stanley Kusunok…

1
Nonviolence in the Holy Land 55:02

9M ago55:02

55:02

As a Palestinian, Sami and his family have suffered directly under the long Israeli occupation and more acutely now, from the current war. Sami speaks candidly about the ways in which politicians and media harness fear and exploit unhealed traumas so that violence seems to be the only response to conflict. This, he insists, is a distortion – and on…

1
The Unsettling Reality of Settling Refugees: A Conversation with Philosopher Jen Kling 55:53

9M ago55:53

55:53

On this episode of Nonviolence Radio philosophy professor, Jen Kling (University of Colorado at Colorado Springs), talks with Michael and Stephanie about refugees and the complex issue of resettling and caring for those who have had to leave their homes. Ensuring that people fleeing hardship at home can find a safe place to live, genuine opportunit…

1
Nonviolence Report - Week of February 5, 2024 25:51

10M ago25:51

25:51

Topic Scans and Links: Tariq Habash, from the US Department of Education resigns over the war in Gaza. Good Shepherd Collective campaign called No Ceasefire, No Votes. 800 government employees from the US and other 12 nations published a letter protesting Israeli policies and stating that the leaders of their countries could be complicit in war cri…

1
Legacies of War - Unexploded Munitions in Southeast Asia 30:25

10M ago30:25

30:25

Millions of life-threatening Unexploded Cluster Munitions and Other Ordnance (UXO) continue to hold the land of Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam hostage. Legacies of War is the only U.S.-based educational and advocacy organization dedicated to increasing awareness about the American Secret War in Laos and U.S. involvement in Southeast Asia. They are als…

1
Why Partnering with AI is a Necessity and Not a Luxury for Peacebuilding 58:02

10M ago58:02

58:02

This episode of NV Radio offers insight into the ways AI might be used to support peace and nonviolence. Stephanie and Michael welcome Dr. Heather Ashby of the US Institute of Peace, an expert on technology and its intersection with government and politics. Their discussion explores the ways AI might be used for both ill and for good in the public …

1
Kyle Tran Myhre - Creating Social Change Through the Power of Poetry 33:10

11M ago33:10

33:10

Kyle Tran Myhre (aka Guante) is a poet and activist whose work explores the relationships between narrative, power, and resistance. He’s performed at the United Nations, been a member of two National Poetry Slam championship teams, and visited countless colleges, conferences, and festivals, using spoken word and storytelling as doorways into critic…

1
What Mondragon Can Teach the World 57:14

11M ago57:14

57:14

THE SEARCH FOR a better way to live will go on as long as unsatisfactory ways like ours are the norm, aka mainstream. Therefore all experiments in alternative communities, economies, even cultures are interesting, especially those that succeed. Like the Mondragón communes in the Basque region of northern Spain. In a well-defined geography with a la…

1
George Lakey - Quaker Activist, Campaign Organizer, Sociologist, Trainer and Author 46:17

1y ago46:17

46:17

George Lakey's unwavering dedication to using nonviolence to create a more just world began with his first arrest during the Civil Rights Movement and continues today with his leadership in campaigns for climate justice. In this episode, George speaks with host PJ Hoffman as he reflects on his career as an activist. George Lakey offers wise insight…

1
Words that Heal 56:04

1y ago56:04

56:04

While many people encounter nonviolence as forms of protest and resistance, the constructive side of it, the part that aims to re-establish a sense of self-knowing and trust in one’s community that has been harmed through violence can be overlooked. But it is this kind of work that uplifts a community’s sense of self through a reclaiming of inner p…

1
A Window of Hope 25:37

1y ago25:37

25:37

Over 5,000 actions listed for nonviolence during Campaign Nonviolence’s Action Days Nonviolence is happening all over, even if we don’t often or always read about it in the mass media. Rivera Sun joins Nonviolence Radio to share a recap of hope and energy from Campaign Nonviolence’s Action Days which ran from the International Day of Peace to the I…

1
On the Tragedies in Israel-Palestine 6:31

1y ago6:31

6:31

“Everyone knows someone who was at the big party down south. Everyone knows someone who lives in one of the places that was destroyed. Every family has people who were called up. Earlier this week I built up the store of coffins for our cemetery.”Nonviolence Radio

1
Isuroon: Health, Social Connectedness and Self-Sufficiency for Somali Women and Girls 32:46

1y ago32:46

32:46

Isuroon is a women-led, community-driven organization motivated by the belief that Somali women and girls deserve to be healthy and have a strong voice. In this episode, host Iman Shukri speaks with Isuroon’s Founder and CEO, Fartun Weli, about the language and literacy barriers, racism, sexism, religious intolerance and health disparities that Som…

1
An Israeli Knesset member's vow to 'never give up' on a peaceful solution 55:46

1y ago55:46

55:46

Knesset Member Ofer Cassif on Ending Violence as the Only Mutual Security for Israelis and Palestinians. In this episode we turn to the conflict in Israel-Palestine and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. We're joined by Dr. Ofer Cassif, a member of the Israeli Knesset with the Hadash-Ta’al coalition. He calls for an end to the occupation through peac…

1
Finding ways to live — even when surrounded by death 29:06

1y ago29:06

29:06

Zeiad Shamrouch, Executive Director of MECA, discusses the assault on Gaza and shares stories from friends on the ground. In this episode, we speak with Zeiad Shamrouch. He’s the Executive Director of the Middle East Children’s Alliance and he speaks to us about the work out they’re doing in Gaza, about the humanitarian and conflict crisis taking p…

1
‘Peace is only a thought away’ — what neuroscience tells us about nonviolence 55:32

1y ago55:32

55:32

Neuroanatomist and author, Jill Bolte Taylor, comes to Nonviolence Radio to talk about her understanding of the brain, consciousness and what we are as humans. She explores the nature of experience, both a kind of transcendent oneness revealing the interconnectedness of all things and the more familiar everyday sense of being in this particular bod…

1
Making Contact: The Power of Contact in the Rehumanization Process 56:03

1y ago56:03

56:03

Jasper Van Assche, a professor at the University of Gantt in Belgium, comes to Nonviolence Radio to talk to Michael and Stephanie about his research on the power of contact – direct and indirect – to decrease prejudice and cultivate tolerance and social cohesion within diverse and potentially antagonized groups. ‘Contact theory’ has been shown to l…

1
Applying Restorative Practices in Schools 32:08

1y ago32:08

32:08

Angel Dawson is a Licensed Autism Spectrum Disorder teacher and a Restorative Practices Coordinator for an Intermediate district in the Twin Cities metro area. She has over five years of experience facilitating trainings for restorative practices in Special Education. She is dedicated to connecting people for the betterment of educating the next ge…

1
Meet the First (and Only) Conscientious Objector from West Point 58:30

1y ago58:30

58:30

On this episode of Nonviolence Radio, Stephanie and Michael welcome Cary Donham, the first and to date, only student to leave West Point as a conscientious objector. Cory speaks about his experience in his memoir,A Wrinkle in the Long Grey Line: When Conscience and Convention Collided, and here shares more about why he came to this decision, how it…

1
Cutting the ties between higher education and the military 56:27

1+ y ago56:27

56:27

This episode of Nonviolence Radio welcomes @hellaJinsella from the UK peace organization, DeMilitarise Education (dED/ ). Jinsella has been actively working to raise awareness about the ties between higher education and the military. As these relationships have not generally been made public, military funding, and the accompanying environmental deg…

1
Nonviolence Report for the Week of July 28, 2023 14:38

1+ y ago14:38

14:38

In this episode -- SchoolofNonviolence.org Nonviolent Peaceforce in Sudan Article by Miki Kashtan Mother Pelican Blog Break Through Popular Resistance – School Israeli Reservists Protest Bronx Anti-War Coalition Cop City Illegal Pipeline in Yaqui Community Line 5 Pipeline Trespass Campaign Nonviolence Action Week Black Prisoners Caucus Code Pink…

1
Gun Safety in Minnesota: Progress and Plans 27:54

1+ y ago27:54

27:54

Part two of a two-part Everyday Nonviolence Series addressing gun violence in Minnesota. Host Jarren Dean speaks with Maggiy Emery, Executive Director of Protect Minnesota, about bills passed during the 2023 state legislative session and the organization’s other efforts to address gun violence. Maggiy also shares actions each of us can take to help…

1
A More Perfect Union 56:00

1+ y ago56:00

56:00

It seems there is a cultural myth that union organizing is inherently nonviolent. On the one hand, any demonstration of the power of “people” versus greed and corruption in the workplace seems to tick the box in our cultural imagination about what nonviolence looks like. Images of warehouse workers from Amazon or coffee baristas advocating for bett…

1
"In hallowing him, we have hollowed him" 55:37

1+ y ago55:37

55:37

This week, journalist and biographer, Jonathan Eig, joins Stephanie and Michael on Nonviolence Radio to talk about his new book, King: A Life. His new biography of Martin Luther King Jr. draws on sources that have only now been recovered (perhaps most notably, transcriptions of conversations recorded by the FBI). Jonathan speaks candidly about how …

1
Ending Domestic Violence and Election Violence with the Tools of Nonviolence 58:00

1+ y ago58:00

58:00

Quaker Pastor Parfaite Ntahuba joins Stephanie and Michael on this episode of Nonviolent Radio to discuss her wide-ranging and inspiring work cultivating and spreading nonviolence, both within her community in Burundi and across the globe. From an early age, Pastor Ntahuba had firsthand experience with both domestic and political violence and has s…

Подкасты, которые стоит послушать

Подкасты на тему Nonviolence

Подкасты, которые стоит послушать

Краткое руководство