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Imagine being unable to open your windows, let your children play outside, or enjoy the home you've loved for decades. Then imagine a proposed law making it harder to challenge the company responsible. Jane Velez-Mitchell speaks with Morgan Janowicz of Poland's Green REV Institute about Toxic Neighbors, a documentary exploring what happens when industrial animal agriculture moves into a community—and residents decide to resist. Morgan explains why critics call a proposed Polish measure the "sten

Ron and Ed share quotes and insights from their one-thing journals covering topics like gratitude, freedom versus liberty, systems versus human nature, and various philosophical reflections. They will discuss the concept of gratitude as a foundation for conservatism, the distinction between freedom (choice) and liberty (absence of coercion), and how perfect systems can remove the need for human goodness. The conversation will also touch on the role of dogma in education, the limitations of data-

"We tell ourselves stories in order to live." – Joan Didion On Express Yourself!® Teen Radio, host Allison Lu discusses the recent Nobel Prize recipient Karl Deisseroth, and the larger question of what it means to push the boundaries of what's possible, from groundbreaking scientific discoveries to the constitutional limits placed on the American Dream. Karl Deisseroth's work is a reminder of just how much we still have to discover, and how ideas that initially seem impossible can fundamentally

Crisis Recovery for Kids, Parents, and Teachers Children worldwide are living during very difficult times within the United States and globally. Current policies are impacting our schools - our children, teachers, and school staff. Inez Tiger and Elaine Miller-Karas will discuss how educational systems worldwide are increasingly confronted with the impact of natural and human-made crises - war, genocide, wildfires, ICE raids, and community violence. These events disrupt the stability of whole

In the Swiss town of Hemberg, all the people, their plants and animals got sick when the cell towers were put in. Dr. Ibrahim Karim in collaboration with mobile telecommunications provider SwissCom put different shapes through out the town and harmonized the energy of the town. The farmers told me that they, their animals and plants all improved. This is based on biogeometry where shapes can affect the energy of our environment and our health. Reportedly this relied on a centering energy which h

In the wealthiest country in the world, almost 14 percent of households - that's 48 million Americans, including 14 million children - lack consistent access to affordable nutritious food. How can so much hunger persist in a land of such abundance? Abiding Hunger investigates the four-century history of this contradiction, from the Starving Time of Jamestown into the present day, when all those families relying on food assistance are routinely forced to choose between paying for groceries or oth

About this episode: Could you forgive the person who murdered someone you love? And could that forgiveness become the foundation for changing millions of lives? In 1995, Azim Khamisa's world was shattered when his 20-year-old son, Tariq, was killed by a 14-year-old gang member. Faced with unimaginable grief, Azim made an extraordinary choice: rather than seeking revenge, he chose forgiveness, compassion and a commitment to preventing other families from experiencing the same tragedy. In this dee

Join host Dina Birmingham for an episode focused on life after your undergraduate career by thinking about preparing for graduate school and understanding the financial realities of advanced degrees. In the first segment, Dina welcomes Career Counselor Ari Emanuel-Wright for her first appearance on the podcast. Ari shares her professional background and the experiences that led her to join Bright Horizons College Coach before diving into the topic of exploring and preparing for graduate school

In a culture that seems unable to disconnect from phones, TV's, computers, video games and online chats – there are many lonely people who feel disconnected. What creates the isolation and disconnect that so many feel? Is the feeling of disconnection actually exacerbated by the overuse of the very things from phones to fast food that offer a quick fix? In this show, Psychologist Dr. Adam Dorsay draws upon his new and interesting book, Super Psyched to take a close look at all aspects of "Connect

Guilessness is an ingredient of love. It is reflected in purity of thought, word and deed. Lao Tzu quotes, "Watch your thoughts they become words. Watch your words they become actions. Watch your actions they become your habits. Watch your habits they become your character. Watch your character it becomes your destiny" Guile breeds fear and discord. It manifests in acts of manipulation, deceit, envy, jealousy, covetousness and undermining others. Thoughts, feelings and actions reflect our inner

What if the secret to a more meaningful holiday season isn't doing more, but finally giving yourself permission to do less? In this episode of Empowering Women, Transforming Lives, Rebecca Hall Gruyter welcomes Anne Rachael Carr for an inspiring conversation about confidence, resilience, protecting your energy, and embracing what truly matters. Anne shares how physical strength, self-awareness, and her A.C.E. approach can help us reclaim our confidence and personal power. Jesse brings her persp