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What Could Possibly Go Right?: Episode 100 Riane Eisler
Vicki Robin: Hello, it’s Vicki Robin here, host of What Could Possibly Go Right, a project of Post Carbon Institute. We interview cultural scouts, people who see far and serve the common good and social artists, those creative, imaginative people who can see where change can happen and act. Today’s guest is the renowned Riane Eisler. Riane is a social system scientist, a cultural historian, a futurist, an attorney whose research, writing and speaking has transformed the lives of people worldwide.
From San Juan to Cali to Hiroshima to Oakland to Hilo
Creation begins in the hungry darkness of chaos, the web of life begins in the sea. Words appear from nowhere, phrases form, the thin tendrils of the upper clouds, hang around briefly, tantalizing with possibility, rain falls onto the shore, driftwood suggests bleached bones, i look again from the window a long ribbon of river crosses the plains, a dense cloud bank looms ahead i turn to the words, an orderly flow regimented across the page, “We suffer from a hubris of the mind.
Black rides matter: Diverse cycling groups show that biking is for everyone
May is National Bike Month. Celebrate with Island Press by entering to win a brand new electric bike! Close your eyes and picture a cyclist. What do you see? A skinny white dude decked out in spandex conspicuously leaning over his handlebars at a red light? Perhaps you envision a cyclist as someone who is gentrifying their neighborhood in pursuit of cupcakes and dog parks? Likely, what you don’t envision is a Black or Latinx family out for a casual ride or a disabled person commuting to work.
The Farm Bill
Daniel Imhoff is the co-author of The Farm Bill: A Citizen's Guide with Christina Badaracco. This op-ed was originally published December 13, 2018 in Civil Eats. The $867 billion 2018 Farm Bill the House and Senate passed this week is a hot mess. The Washington Post editorial board described it as “a bad outcome—that could have been worse.” And they’re right. Unfortunately, we’re all going to be affected by it. Congress passes a farm bill around every five years.
Trains, Buses, People
Book Description Review Quotes Contents Events Blogs Book Description What are the best transit cities in the US? The best Bus Rapid Transit lines? The most useless rail transit lines? The missed opportunities? In the US, the 25 largest metropolitan areas and many smaller cities have fixed guideway transit—rail or bus rapid transit. Nearly all of them are talking about expanding. Yet discussions about transit are still remarkably unsophisticated.
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