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Search ArticlesThe Reconnect with Carmen LaBerge
If one goes up, the other does not go down! Guest host Rebekah Haynie talks with Thann Bennett of The Equipped Newsletter and radio show. As we try to balance justice and mercy, especially ahead of an election, we must remember that in Jesus both of them rise! Emily Berning, founder of the pro-life organization Let Them Live, talks about standing both the rights of the unborn child AND the needs of the struggling mom.
The Reconnect with Carmen LaBerge
Do you feel Hollywood is promoting witchcraft, especially to our daughters? Guest host Rebekah Haynie talks with Adam Holz from Plugged In talking about Hollywood's history around witchcraft. Many of the modern iterations do seemed aimed at girls. Also, ever notice how the characters you and your kids focus on affect your personal character?
When Your Team Is Moving Faster Than Your Leadership
When your team is moving faster than your leadership, it can create an unusual problem. Your employees may be experimenting with AI, finding new ways to work and discovering opportunities that your company policies haven't caught up with yet. As a leader, you might feel pressure to have all the answers. But you don't necessarily need to be the most technically knowledgeable person in the room. You need to know how to help your team move forward without creating unnecessary risks.
A Matter of Degrees
This week, we have a special episode featuring activist and researcher Nikayla Jefferson. Most of us are in the first stage of climate grief: denial. But what does it feel like to enter the stage of grief? And how is that grief different for black people?
A Matter of Degrees
In the jungles of the Brazilian Amazon, groups of farmers and their families get by on what they can grow with the land beneath their feet. They're known in Brazil as “landless workers,” a social movement with the goal of increasing land access and ownership for the country’s rural poor. These landless workers -- sometimes called land guardians or protectors -- are a symbol for the power imbalances that have destroyed the Amazon.
A Matter of Degrees
When talking about climate change, we often get deep into the weeds quickly and throw a lot of numbers around. And these numbers can feel really disconnected from our lives: Two degrees, 415 parts per million, 36 billion tons of carbon dioxide. In this episode, we've got one number we really want to focus on: 2035. It’s a date that carries a lot of hope and opportunity. If we can make progress by 2035, then we can actually make a lot of changes to our energy system and really our entire economy.
A Matter of Degrees
President Biden’s American Jobs Plan promises big investments in the clean-energy economy, including clean energy workforce and education programs. Economic progress and clean climate action are inextricably linked. But how can we make sure that those dollars go to communities of color who have already been most impacted by climate change and consistently shut out of past federal programs promising transformational change? And to gender minorities who are underrepresented in certain green fields?
A Matter of Degrees
People don’t often hear the real story about climate change: it’s happening now; fossil fuel companies with money on the line have lied about it; and it doesn’t have to be this way. This show is for the people who know climate change is a problem, but are still trying to figure out how we tackle it.
A Matter of Degrees
In July, the FBI charged Larry Householder, Ohio’s Republican Speaker of the House, with a conspiracy to pass a $1.5 billion bailout in return for $61 million in dark money. The racketeering was allegedly orchestrated by Householder and the utility FirstEnergy to kill Ohio’s renewable energy law and prop up aging coal and nuclear power plants. What’s happening in Ohio is part of a broader story playing out under the Trump Administration.
A Matter of Degrees
It’s official. Joe Biden will be the next president. And he ran on a platform that put climate at the top of the agenda. There’s still a lot of tension. What will happen to the balance of power in Congress? Can we make progress on climate, even with Democrats losing down-ballot races? Even with so much uncertainty, there's actually a lot of good news. In this episode, Leah and Katharine dig into what this moment means for the future of the planet.