Best Roman Guzman Podcasts (2026)

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Two Nonviolent Moments for Year's End 56:15

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As we come to the close of the year, we’re offering two reflections from Michael Nagler’s Nonviolent Moment—previously aired pieces brought together as a single, contemplative year-end offering. We’ll return with new recordings in January. Until then, we invite you to pause, listen, and carry these moments gently into the turning year.…

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Episode 37: Episode 037: Flags Unfurled 2:00:00

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Episode 37: Flags Unfurled—Yes classics, solo treasures, Circa, Arc of Life, Rick Wakeman, and our Featured Album Flags by Moraz and Bruford. Includes the Whisker Shuffle, Cover Song Spotlight, and more 1. Yes – Children of Light: B. Lifeline (Keystudio) 2. Yes – Heart of the Sunrise (Fragile) 3. Rick Wakeman – Jane Seymour (The Six Wives of Henry …

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Episode 36: Yessounds Episode 036 A Yessounds Holiday Journey 2:00:00

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A Yessounds Holiday Journey gathers the Yes family around the fire for a holiday journey in sound. From Jon Anderson’s Three Ships to Rick Wakeman’s Christmas Portraits, Chris Squire’s choirs, Steve Howe’s winter guitar, and festive gems from Moraz, Sherwood, Davison, and more 1 Rick Wakeman – Sussex Carol / It Came Upon a Midnight Clear 2 John Wet…

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Rest as Resistance: Taoism and the Inner Practice of Nonviolence in Winter 55:00

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In this end-of-year episode of Nonviolence Radio, we reflect briefly on the long arc of nonviolence—its strengths, its strains, and the importance of staying grounded during a season that can feel heavy and uncertain. The heart of the program is a deeply nourishing conversation with John Blue, a Taoist monk and doctor of Chinese medicine, who invit…

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Episode 35: Yessounds Episode 35: Dreams and Reflections 2:00:00

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Epic journeys, timeless songs, and Rick Wakeman’s Preludes to a Century as our Featured Album. Roman, Trevor, and Lenny guide you through Yes classics, solo gems, and hidden treasures. 1. Maazo Maazo – Jon Anderson (Toltec) 2. Starship Trooper – Yes (The Yes Album) 3. Sun Carnival – Steve Howe (Homebrew 2) 4. Al Gatto Nero – Asia (XXX) 5. Prelude t…

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Episode 34: Episode 34 – The Journey Within 2:00:00

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From departure to arrival, this episode of Yessounds takes listeners on a two‑hour musical voyage through roads, skies, seas, and stars. Featuring Rick Wakeman, Jon Anderson, Squackett, Asia, Steve Howe, Trevor Rabin, Tony Levin, Billy Sherwood, and more, the journey unfolds in chapters, each song a step along the path, each artist a fellow travele…

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Episode 33: YESSOUNDS Episode 033: Two Sides, One Legacy 1:59:58

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Roman Guzman, with Trevor and Lenny, presents Yessounds Episode 33: Two Sides One Legacy. Every track comes from Roman’s personal collection, weaving Yes classics, solo highlights, and rare gems from the extended family. The Featured Album is Two Sides of Peter Banks, honoring the legacy of Yes’s founding guitarist and showcasing the depth of his a…

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Episode 32: Yessounds Episode 32 – Talk To The Paw 2:01:09

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Yessounds Episode 32 – Talk To The Paw This week’s adventure dives into the Talk 30th Anniversary 4CD Expanded Edition as our Featured Album, with live cuts, instrumentals, and plenty of surprises from the extended Yes family. You’ll hear classics, tributes, solo gems, and even a few feline‑approved selections courtesy of Lenny and The Whisker Shuf…

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Episode 31: Yessounds Episode 031 - Chaos & Serenity 2:00:55

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Episode 31: Chaos & Serenity explores the dynamic contrasts within the Yes universe, anchored by Steve Howe’s Turbulence as the Featured Album. This episode balances power and peace across solo works, tributes, and classic Yes performances. It’s a journey through turbulence and calm, capturing the full spectrum of sound and spirit. 1. Intro Bed “Ci…

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Eyes on Sudan: A conversation with Sudanese organizer and activist, Mubarak Elamin 56:22

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In this episode, we speak with Sudanese organizer and activist Mubarak Elamin about the unfolding crisis in Sudan. Mubarak offers a perspective on the nonviolent history of the country and how the current war is not a civil war but a proxy war, and what we can do as part of an international community of solidarity.…

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Episode 30: Yessounds 030 The Jon Anderson Special Part 2 2:00:00

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Jon Anderson Special Part 2 We continue our deep dive into Jon Anderson’s solo catalog, rare collaborations, and live bootlegs. This episode features tracks with Tangerine Dream, Béla Fleck, Marco Sabiu, and Vangelis plus live cuts from ABWH, Band Geeks, and Yes featuring ARW. Includes selections from Olias of Sunhillow, Invention of Knowledge, The…

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Yellow Gates and Olive Trees: Unarmed Civilian Protection in the West Bank 59:21

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In this episode, Nonviolence Radio speaks with Sheila McCarthy of Meta Peace Team about her recent month in the West Bank providing unarmed civilian protection. She shares stories of courage and daily life under occupation—from olive harvests under threat to villages gated off by the Israeli military—and reflects on how standing nonviolently with o…

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Episode 29: YESSOUNDS Episode 029: Pleiades and Pawprints 2:01:39

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YESSOUNDS Episode 29: Pleiades and Pawprints Jon Anderson’s In the City of Angels takes the spotlight in this cosmic episode of Yessounds. From funky LA grooves to celestial ballads, we dive deep into Anderson’s solo pop era—plus tracks from Asia, Peter Banks, and Tony Levin and, of course, Yes! 1.“Small Pockets of Joy” – Gordon Giltrap (Small Pock…

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Episode 28: Yessounds 028 - End Of Innocence 2:00:00

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Yessounds Episode 28: A tribute to Tony Kaye’s End of Innocence, woven with classic Yes cuts, solo gems, and a Whisker Shuffle surprise. Featuring Steve Howe, Trevor Rabin, Jon Anderson, Billy Sherwood, and more—this episode blends reflection, resilience, and radiant prog energy. Episode 28 Track List 1. 911 Overture – Tony Kaye (End of Innocence) …

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How we rise: Solutions journalist Sarah Van Gelder on galvanizing power through joyful, local action 56:25

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Sarah Van Gelder has spent decades asking a vital question: how do we build power rooted in love and community? As the founding editor of YES! Magazine (now on Truthout), and through her Substack, How We Rise, she explores ideas and stories that help us resist authoritarianism and create systems that work for everyone. Join us for an inspiring conv…

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Episode 27: Yessounds 027 – Amigo del Alma 2:03:07

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Yessounds 027 – Amigo del Alma This week’s show features Anam Cara by Oliver Wakeman, anchoring two hours of Yes, solo journeys, offshoots, and guest appearances. From classic cuts to cinematic turns, Roman blends legacy and lyricism across the full Yes universe 1. “Golden Sun in Grey” – Oliver Wakeman (Anam Cara) (Intro Bed) 2. “Yours Is No Disgra…

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Episode 26: Yessounds 026: Imagination Unleashed 2:00:50

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Yessounds 026: Imagination Unleashed This time we explore Rick Wakeman’s “A Gallery of the Imagination”. Also, songs from Trevor Rabin, Jon & Vangelis, Steve Howe, Shaw/Blades and more. 1 Myo Maya – Jon Anderson 2 Release, Release – Yes (Tormato) 3 Rise and Fall – Patrick Moraz (The Story of I) 4 The Only Thing She Needs – UK (Danger Money) 5 Hidde…

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A World Beyond War: Kathy Kelly responds to U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth 56:06

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Episode 25: Yessounds 025 Schindleria Guzmanaturus 2:01:18

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Yessounds 025 Schindleria Guzmanaturus Yessounds joins House of Prog! Going classic for our featured album and lots of great Yes and Related music 1 “River of Longing” – Jason Becker feat. Trevor Rabin 2 “Going for the One” – Yes (Going for the One) 3 “Catherine Parr” – Rick Wakeman (The Six Wives of Henry VIII) 4 “The Wheel” – Conspiracy (Conspira…

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Compassionate Healthcare: A Conversation with Dr. Deb Roman 58:19

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In this interview, we speak with Dr. Deb Roman, an integrative physician and advocate for compassionate health care. Together, they explore the current state of health care—what’s working, what’s not, and how we can move toward a more humane, whole-person approach to healing. Deb shares insights from her experience in medicine, as well as her visio…

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“Closed Borders Don’t Keep Us Safe”: Journalist John Washington on Migration and Ethics 55:48

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Journalist and author John Washington joins Nonviolence Radio to examine immigration, border enforcement, and the human costs of closed borders. From the militarization of the U.S.-Mexico border to the deeper forces driving migration, Washington challenges common assumptions and explores how solidarity, awareness, and principled action can foster m…

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Episode 24: Yessounds 024 Brush, Stone & Whiskers 1:57:32

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Welcome to Yessounds Episode 024. This episode’s packed with deep cuts, solo gems, and a Featured Album that paints in candlelight: From Brush & Stone by Gordon Giltrap & Rick Wakeman. We’ve also got a Whisker Shuffle curated by Lenny himself, a Cover Song Spotlight, and a few poetic detours along the way. Track list: 1. (Intro) If A Picture – Oliv…

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Episode 23: Yessounds 023 Earthworks Uncovered 1:58:08

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Yessounds Episode 023 Host Roman Guzman returns with a rhythm-rich journey through the Yes universe, featuring Dig? by Bill Bruford’s Earthworks as this episode’s spotlight album. Expect solo gems, rare cuts, guest appearances, and a brand-new segment: The Whisker Shuffle, curated by Roman’s feline co-host, Lenny. Listen, download, comment and enjo…

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Episode 22: Yessounds 022 The Loch Prog Monster 2:04:02

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Yessounds 022: Curated by Keith Hoisington This episode features tracks handpicked by Scottish Yes fan Keith Hoisington, whose playlist spans decades of prog brilliance. Our Featured Album is Rio by Trevor Rabin—his first vocal-led solo release in over 30 years. Also in the mix: solo gems from Chris Squire and Steve Howe, a fusion firestarter from …

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Curiosity as an Act of Courage: A Conversation with Mónica Guzmán 57:01

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What if staying curious — even when it feels risky — is an act of courage? In this episode of Nonviolence Radio, journalist and bridgebuilder Monica Guzmán joins us to talk about the power of curiosity in a polarized world. Together we explore how fear, pain, and technology amplify division, and how curiosity can become a nonviolent force that keep…

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"God wants you to be free." A pastor with a mission to help survivors of domestic violence. 59:42

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Pastor Michael Neely, a survivor of domestic abuse, provides support to individuals grappling with the decision to remain in abusive relationships influenced by religious beliefs, and advocates for reforming church responses to better assist survivors.By Nonviolence Radio

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Regenerative Economics as a Pathway Forward for Humanity: Erin Axelrod of LIFT Economy on Practicing a Vision of Nonviolent Economics 58:31

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On this episode of Nonviolence Radio, Michael and Stephanie begin with a discussion on Gandhian economics, highlighting its emphasis on simplicity, local self-reliance, and the moral dimensions of economic life. They then welcome Erin Axelrod from LIFT Economy, a worker-owned cooperative dedicated to accelerating the transition to a regenerative, j…

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What it means to stay open-hearted in a wounded world--Canticle Farm co-founder and Anne Symens-Bucher on grief, forgiveness and the wisdom of environmental activist Joanna Macy. 58:37

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In this intimate conversation, Anne Symens-Bucher invites us into the sacred territory of being blessed and broken — the honest work of grief, forgiveness, and transformation. Guided by the wisdom of Joanna Macy, Anne reflects on what it means to stay open-hearted in a wounded world, to turn toward our pain for the world, and to find renewal throug…

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Fierce Vulnerability: A Conversation with Kazu Haga on Trauma and Nonviolence 55:46

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In this episode of Nonviolence Radio, Michael and Stephanie speak with nonviolence trainer and educator Kazu Haga about trauma healing and nonviolence — what he calls “fierce vulnerability” (also the title of his most recent book). Because, as he insists, all violence stems from trauma, Kazu reminds us that we cannot simply “shut down” injustice. A…

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From the Flotilla to the Frontlines: Peacebuilding, Protest, and Dilemma Actions 58:40

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In this episode of Nonviolence Radio, we explore how nonviolence is showing up around the world—in the news, in movement strategy, and in community-based peacebuilding. We take a closer look at the recent Gaza flotilla and its use of dilemma action as a powerful tool of nonviolent action, and we speak with Nina Koevoets, a peacebuilding trainer abo…

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The Work of Trust 58:30

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This episode of Nonviolence Radio welcomes Priyanka Sharma – all the way from India! Priyanka is a lecturer, facilitator and coach and she joins Michael and Stephanie in a wide-reaching conversation about the nature and strengths of matriarchal societies, systems theory, her own path to nonviolence, Internal Family Systems and more. Priyanka speaks…

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A Strategic Nonviolence Academy 56:57

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This week on Nonviolence Radio, Stephanie and Michael speak with Joe Worthy, a nonviolence strategist who is currently developing the Strategic Nonviolence Academy, a place where those interested in being active and effective leaders can learn about the principles and methods of nonviolence. The Strategic Nonviolence Academy will empower those want…

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Feeling the Political Divide 55:25

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This week Stephanie and Michael welcome the renowned sociologist, Arlie Hochschild. They have a rich conversation exploring the stories we tell about ourselves and others that work to sever communities, communities which in fact hold much in common. Having written two books on America’s move towards the right, Arlie has real clarity about the ways …

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When toxic polarization becomes a civil war–and what we can do about it. 57:51

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This week, Nonviolence Radio hears from John Paul Lederach, an international peace-builder, mediator and scholar. Stephanie, Michael and John Paul have a rich and wide-ranging conversation, one prominent theme is the power of pockets. This plays on the title of John Paul’s latest book: The Pocket Guide for Facing Down a Civil War. In it, he encoura…

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"There Is Another Way" 58:19

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In this episode of Nonviolence Radio, we talk with Sulaiman Khatib and Chen Alon from Combatants for Peace, along with filmmaker Stephen Apkon, director of There Is Another Way, a powerful new documentary about their movement currently touring the world to spark new conversations about a lasting peace in Israel-Palestine. Former fighters from oppos…

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Crossing Borders with Nonviolence 55:13

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On this episode of Nonviolence Radio, Stephanie and Michael welcome Leandro Uchoas, founder and director of Shanti Brazil, an organization dedicated to education in nonviolence and nonviolent action. Leandro spent time studying nonviolence in India at the university set up by Gandhi and was so inspired that he returned to Brazil to further Gandhian…

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Preparing Ourselves for Our Nonviolent Moment 20:01

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"We should be thinking about our individual preparation. And if you are familiar with the Roadmap model, that we have on Metta Center’s website, it will kind of display this in a clear way. There's plenty of room and time for us to strengthen ourselves individually by learning, by spiritual practice, by bracing ourselves for self-sacrifice and suff…

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“Sing People Sing” 57:29

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Pat Humphries and Sandy O. from the band, Emma’s Revolution, come to Nonviolence Radio to talk to Michael and Stephanie about music and its central role in nonviolent activism – and to perform the radio debut of their song, “You Are Not God”. Recognizing that current politics are leading many into a paralyzing sense of powerlessness and despair, Pa…

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The White Rose 25:50

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Given the inexplicable and distressing rise of authoritarianism happening around the world today, including conspicuously here in these United States, I thought it would be a good idea to look at some of the movements of resistance that took place against the rise of the iconic authoritarian movement of our era, which was, of course, the rise of th…

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How Nonviolence Can Transform Teaching 57:13

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During this episode of Nonviolence Radio, we hear from Mike Tinoco, public school teacher, author and committed nonviolence educator. Stephanie, Michael and Mike discuss some of the key themes of Mike’s new book, Heart at the Center: An Educator's Guide to Sustaining Love, Hope, and Community Through Nonviolence Pedagogy. Mike explores a radically …

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Rehumanization and the Purpose of Life 20:18

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When we want to restore peace and nonviolence and sanity, we're talking about re-humanization.By Nonviolence Radio

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What would happen if we sent doctors instead of weapons to other countries? 56:11

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This week, Stephanie and Michael talk with Dr. John Kirk, professor at Dalhousie University and expert on Cuba’s innovative and inspirational approach to public health and its dedication to ‘medical internationalism’. Medical internationalism – the practice of offering healthcare to those in need, wherever they might be – embodies Cuba’s commitment…

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Building on Positive Forces 22:22

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"One of my favorite authors from the ancient world – that I used to be a classic scholar – is Saint Augustine, who had a sentence, a very portentous, what we used to call in the field a gnomic sentence in his great work, “The City of God.” Two different loves, as he calls them, result in two different world orders. He calls the city of man, which i…

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The Gandhian Roots of the Sermon on the Mount - Full Interview 1:02:58

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During this episode of Nonviolence Radio, Michael and Stephanie welcome Reverend John Dear: activist, author, Nobel Peace Prize nominee and passionate advocate for nonviolence for over 45 years. This rich conversation covers a lot of ground, with a focus on one of the most significant roots of active nonviolence: The Sermon on the Mount. Noting the…

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The Gandhian Roots of the Sermon on the Mount 56:56

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During this episode of Nonviolence Radio, Michael and Stephanie welcome Reverend John Dear: activist, author, Nobel Peace Prize nominee and passionate advocate for nonviolence for over 45 years. This rich conversation covers a lot of ground, with a focus on one of the most significant roots of active nonviolence: The Sermon on the Mount. Noting the…

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Removing Dictators is Just a Start 21:27

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“We, as to our own particulars, do utterly deny with all outward wars and strife, and fightings, with outward weapons for any end, or under any pretense whatsoever. And this is our testimony to the whole world.” -George FoxBy Nonviolence Radio

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Works for All 55:17

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How Co-Op Cincy is shining a light on the humanizing power of worker-owned cooperatives and building the Beloved Community. Challenging capitalism requires constructive, workable alternatives. Are worker-owned co-ops a viable solution? In this episode of Nonviolence Radio, Stephanie and Michael speak with Kristen Barker, co-founder of Co-Op Cincy, …

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Persuasion and Coercion 18:48

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"A lot of positive constructive things can be done, a lot of collaboration can happen."By Nonviolence Radio

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Seven Challenges of Nonviolence 57:01

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During this episode of Nonviolence Radio, Stephanie and Michael discuss a new resource offered by the Metta Center called, Seven Challenges: nonviolence, new story, third harmony, compassion, constructive program, unity in diversity and from chaos to creativity. Their conversation offers some advice as to how to incorporate them into our daily live…

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Embrace the Challenge 26:17

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"In a nonviolent struggle, it's not a, ‘me against you’. It's how do we join forces together to make things better, to back away from unnecessary suffering? And if there's going to be any suffering in this situation, we're going to embrace it ourselves."By Nonviolence Radio