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Season 5 Episode 526 | 27m 39s
We honor two heroes of possibility for their decades of relentless service: Diet for A Small Planet author Frances Moore Lappé, now devoted to a potentially history-changing movement called Democracy Awakening, and Betty LaDuke, whose art has inspired worldwide appreciation for indigenous peoples and agricultural workers who feed us all.
Aired: 06/24/16
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Two Women Leaving Their Legacies
Honors author Frances Moore Lappé and artist Betty LaDuke
Michael Shuman, a premier localism economist, and regional authority Professor Ric Holt.
Southern Oregonians created the simplest neighborhood-based food project imaginable.
David Suzuki: Still on Fire at 80
David Suzuki – Geneticist, public television host and perennial environmental activist.
The 10-year struggle to stop a Canadian corporation from building a pipeline.
Islam in our Communities - Part 2
Islamic scholar Steve Scholl of White Cloud Press gives us insight into the religion.
Islam in Our Communities Part 1
What is Islam, and what is life like for people in our communities who follow its precepts
L&C Professor Greg Smith and RCS teacher Ryan King discuss Place-Based Education (PBE).
Katharine Hayhoe, Author Dean Walker, and Peter Melton, host of “Daring to Discuss”
