Humankind on Public Radio
Summary: In times of fast-paced change and challenge, how do we hold onto our humanity? Each week, public radio's award-winning Humankind presents the stories of doers and dreamers who strive to make our planet a more humane and livable place. Through David Freudberg's moving documentaries and dialogues, we hear the voices of forward thinkers, peacemakers, health and education leaders, practitioners of spirituality and simplicity, environmental champions, and many others. For more: humanmedia.org. **Podcast does not correspond to public radio schedule.
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- Artist: David Freudberg
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Podcasts:
A lively profile of "Granny D," (Mrs. Doris Haddock of Dublin, New Hampshire) famous for her 14-month walk across the United States to promote campaign finance reform. (Part 2)
A lively profile of "Granny D," (Mrs. Doris Haddock of Dublin, New Hampshire) famous for her 14-month walk across the United States to promote campaign finance reform. (Part 1)
This broadcast explores one of the most basic questions facing our democracy: who may participate? (Part 2)
This broadcast explores one of the most basic questions facing our democracy: who may participate? (Part 1)
We hear from veterans who wrestle with healing from “moral injury” which occurs after a violation of conscience, based on events they witnessed or participated in while on military duty.
In time for Veterans Day, we hear profiles of American soldiers who, after military duty, returned home to face another battle – the effects of Post- Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
The Power of Nonviolence seeks deep solutions to this vexing problem. We turn to wisdom teachings across our great spiritual traditions for guidance -- and inspiration -- on how the lasting wounds can be healed. (Part 6)
The Power of Nonviolence seeks deep solutions to this vexing problem. We turn to wisdom teachings across our great spiritual traditions for guidance -- and inspiration -- on how the lasting wounds can be healed. (Part 5)
Turning to wisdom teachings across our great spiritual traditions, we discover guidance -- and inspiration -- on how the lasting wounds can be healed. (Part 4)
In this episode of Humankind, we turn to wisdom teachings across our great spiritual traditions for guidance -- and inspiration -- on how the lasting wounds can be healed. (Part 3)
In this episode of Humankind, we turn to wisdom teachings across our great spiritual traditions for guidance -- and inspiration -- on how the lasting wounds can be healed. (Part 2)
In this episode of Humankind, we turn to wisdom teachings across our great spiritual traditions for guidance -- and inspiration -- on how the lasting wounds can be healed. (Part 1)
In this episode of Humankind, hear nuclear experts pro and con, an emergency room physician, and a variety of voices telling the story of a controversial reactor in Vermont. Part 1 of 2.
A no-holds-barred look at the stressful conditions in which many nurses work: the long hours, the emotional toll, the rapid pace, and the way that technology and institutional practices can make it hard to form a caring bond with patients. (Part 4)
A no-holds-barred look at the stressful conditions in which many nurses work: the long hours, the emotional toll, the rapid pace, and the way that technology and institutional practices can make it hard to form a caring bond with patients. (Part 3)
