Recent Peace Podcasts

Recent Peace Podcast Highlights

Dinan founded the Ubuntu Leadership Institute after she was called to help fulfill Mandela’s vision to make Ubuntu South

Africa’s gift to the world. She is currently writing a book on Communityship and Peace Leadership. Killelea, CEO of the Institute of Economics and Peace (IEP) and a Global philanthropist, says, “Peace is a word much used and its meaning is different for everyone and can be expressed in our own vivid and compelling ways.”

Watch or listen #78

When asked ”How real is the danger of nuclear war?”, the recipient of the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize responded, “The threat is real!”

Dr. Helfand has published studies on the medical consequences of nuclear war in major medical journals and has lectured widely around the world on the health effects of nuclear weapons.

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Education Cannot Wait is working to transWATCH form the delivery of education in emergencies, one that links governments, humanitarian actors, and development efforts to deliver a more collaborative and rapid response to the educational needs of children and youth affected by crises. Listen to hear how her personal letters got her into the United Nations as an intern.

Watch or listen #79B

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… people creating a more peaceful world Peace Podcast #25: Brian Berman

Artist for Peace

How can you bring peace into your life with Art, Thoughts and Conversation?

Listen to Brian talk about his in peace building, and how it came from his years of meditation and peace practices. He teaches love and compassion for oneself as an essential ingredient, for without peace on the inside there can be no peace on the outside.

Brian is an award-winning sculptor as well as the former codirector and facilitator of the Compassionate Listening JewishGerman Reconciliation Project. He and his wife Lisa established the educational non-profit Awakening Peace Inc after they cocreated Ojai, CA, as an International City of Peace (ICP).

His sculptures represent the importance of stillness, serenity, and a peaceful presence as part of creating a sacred space. His role as a peacemaker was born as a child when he wandered through an exhibit about the Holocaust. Later, while facilitating a Jewish German Reconciliation Project in Germany, he realized Hitler had made him, inadvertently, a peace-maker.

More at BermanSculpture.com

Peace Podcast #17: Joyce Wycoff

Gratitude through art and words

Is peace a dance between gratitude and generosity?

While searching for the meaning of life, Joyce began exploring gratitude and generosity, seemingly separate yet, somehow, two-sides of the same coin. In 2016, she published Gratitude Miracles, the journal that could change everything and began a serious gratitude practice as she wandered through Mexico for two years, enjoying the beauty, color, music, food, and most of all, the people. After a strong yearning for home brought her back to California, she began a deeper dive into gratitude, recognizing it as a pathway to almost every good thing … self-understanding, relationships, happiness, resilience, health and energy, connection to self and the world around us, relationships, abundance … and peace. She is now working with her long-term collaborator, Lynne Snead to create a radically different approach to practicing gratitude and understanding self.

More at GratitudeMojo.com

Gratitude

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