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71
Barbara Ehrenreich The plight of Americans who still live in poverty, despite working full-time (perhaps even more than one job), is examined by award-winning author Barbara Ehrenreich. (Series: Humankind) Hear a free excerpt
155
Janet Connors A mother in Boston, who faced the horrific news that her 19 year old son was murdered in a home invasion, preaches forgiveness with accountability, a message she now incorporates in mediating conflicts among students in public schools. (Series: Humankind) Hear a free excerpt
173,174
Hope in Action Rather than dwell on self-defeating pessimism, some environmental experts are focusing on powerful local initiatives as well as steps individuals can take toward a future that is both sustainable and attainable.
Also, a conversation with Bill Moomaw, one of the world’s leading climate scientists, and his wife Margot Moomaw, a consultant on energy use by homeowners, about the gorgeous all-solar house they built in an effort to live a climate-friendly life. (Series: Humankind) Hear a free excerpt
37
Neale Donald Walsch Best-selling author Neale Donald Walsch laments that our political system is substantially broken and pleads for candidates motivated by true conviction, rather than simply winning the game. (Series: Humankind) Hear a free excerpt
143
Moments of Truth with Dr. Jean Shinoda Bolen Bay Area author and psychiatrist Jean Shinoda Bolen explores the connection between a person's emotional state affects their physical health, and how "moments of truth" may be revealed when facing dire illness. (Series: Humankind) Hear a free excerpt
60, 69
Will to Live (CD 2) Part A: Cancer patients find a remarkable human connection in supportive dialogues with other patients.
Part B: Physician Rachel Naomi Remen counsels patients drawing from her own bout with a life-threatening illness. (Series: Part of "Walking through the Storm" Series) Hear a free excerpt
77
Frances Moore Lappe Frances Moore Lappe, author of "Hope's Journey" as well as the classic "Diet for a Small Planet," discusses her work over more than three decades to raise public awareness about the need to improve systems of global food distribution. (Series: Humankind) Hear a free excerpt
90
Loretta La Roche Making light of our stress-inducing, 24/7 society, author and humorist Loretta LaRoche brings her one-of-a-kind perspective on living an optimistic and resilient life that re-connects with what really matters. (Series: Humankind) Hear a free excerpt
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