2:00 PM Pacific Time: Thursdays
Dedicated to “anything we need to know to have a democracy”: Democratic Animism, Pragmatic Mysticism, Applied Divination, Renaissance of Reverent Ingenuity. Hosted by Caroline Casey. Her guests are allies contributing to a culture of reverent ingenuity. Critique and Solution.
On her birthday, Caroline welcomes the return of Paul Loeb from last week for part 2: discourse on democracy. Paul Loeb is an ardent advocate for democratic participation, author of “The Impossible Will Take a Little While,” and “Soul of a Citizen – Living with Conviction in Challenging Times,” that we may compost predictable righteous … Continued
Caroline welcomes Paul Loeb, ardent advocate for democratic participation, author of “The Impossible Will Take a Little Longer,” and “Soul of a Citizen – Living with Conviction in Challenging Times,” that we may compost predictable righteous disappointment into nutrient for re-enthused engagement in the worthy, necessary experiment of democracy.
Stepping into the center of the storm, Caroline broadcasts with Pandora Thomas of Global Exchange and David Johnston www.whatsworking.com from the West Coast Green conference in SF, pitching to stabilize and fertilize KPFA, with segments of Caroline’s Equinox inter-woven.
Caroline welcomes Tony Vigorito, author of the splendid romp of a pertinent novel “Nine Kinds of Naked,” w/skookum counsel for navigating the wild seas of now. www.tonyvigorito.com
Indigenous Navigational Guidance for Now Caroline welcomes two Indigenous Women Stewards of Navigational lore: Elizabeth Lindsey. Polynesian explorer, keeper of ethnonavogational lore, first female fellow in the history of the NationalGeographic, currently collaborating withgoogle ongeospatial “Map of the Human Story.” And Melisaa Nelson (Anishinaabe/Metis Turtle Moumtain Chippewa, cultural ecologist andindigenous scholar-activist. Director of the Cultural … Continued
Caroline welcomes the return of David Blume, ally of synchronous ingenuity, essential inventive collaborative contributer of alcohol as fuel. Executive Director of The International Institute for Ecological Agriculture (IIEA), the founder and Chief Technical Officer for Blume Distillation LLC, he is the author of the Amazon.com best selling book Alcohol Can Be A Gas! For more … Continued
5th year of Katrina. The Ouija Board of Directors convene to sort the world out. Caroline welcomes Lee Barclay, editor of just released, “What Can’t Be Lost – 88 stories and traditions from the Sacred City” and contributor (co-founder Box of Wine Parade, 6t9 Halloween Parade) Ann Marie Coviello.
Caroline welcomes Tamam Kahn, author of “Untold: A history of the woves of Mohammed” and Agnes Pilgrim, one of the Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers, to summon the Wrathful Dakinis within us all, feasting on tyranny, grrrr…that actual democracy rises now.
Caroline welcomes environmental artist, Chris Jordan, leader of Midway Journey, an arts and media journey to Midway Atoll, to document one of the most profound and symbolic environmental tragedies of our time: the death by poisoning and starvation of thousands of albatrosses who mistake floating plastic trash for food. Also joining us on air: Manuel Maqueda, environmental strategist, a … Continued
Caroline welcomes David G. Gallo, deep ocean scientist from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute.
