EcoCiv Podcast: Episode 8 – Brian McLaren
Andrew Schwartz talks with Brian McLaren, who is a well-known author, speaker, activist, and public theologian. As a former college English teacher and pastor, Brian is now a passionate advocate…
Read MoreEcoCiv Podcast: Episode 7 – Ven. Pomnyun Sunim
Andrew Schwartz talks with Venerable Pomnyun Sunim – a Korean Buddhist monk and activist. Venerable Pomnyun is the founder of a number of organizations, including the Jungto Society, a volunteer Buddhist…
Read MoreEcoCiv Podcast: Episode 6 – James Thornton: Client Earth
EcoCiv’s president, Philip Clayton talks with James Thornton, who is an environmental lawyer and founding CEO of ClientEarth – Europe’s first public interest environmental law organization. A member of the…
Read MoreEcoCiv Podcast: Episode 5 – Mary Evelyn Tucker
EcoCiv’s president, Philip Clayton talks with Mary Evelyn Tucker—one of the world’s leading scholars in the field of religion and ecology. She has published hundreds of articles and many books,…
Read MoreEcoCiv Podcast: Episode 4 – Karenna Gore: Earth Ethics
Karenna Gore, director of the Center for Earth Ethics, talks about the moral dimensions of the ecological crisis, her interest in American indigenous traditions, studying liberation theology with James Cone, challenging GDP as a measure of social well-being, connections between women’s rights and environmental issues, and what gives her hope.
Read MoreEcoCiv Podcast: Episode 3 – Isabella Alexander
Anthropologist, writer, and filmaker Isabella Alexander discusses her work relating to transnational migration, how migration issues intersect with global climate disruption, and how she finds hope while raising awareness about complex systemic injustices.
Read MoreEcoCiv Podcast: Episode 2 – Jeremy Lent
Jeremy Lent, public intellectual and author, talks about how modern patterns of thought drive the global environmental crisis, and the urgent need for worldviews that enable the formation of sustainable societies. He also discusses the notion of cognitive frames, geoengineering schemes, neoliberalism, ecological civilization, and why he embraces hope without optimism.
Read MoreEcoCiv Podcast: Episode 1 – John B. Cobb, Jr.
Almost 94 years old, John B. Cobb, Jr.’s work has been influential across a range of disciplines, including theology, economics, ecology, biology, and social ethics. He discusses the notion of ecological civilization, ecological economics, Pope Francis, integral ecology, process philosophy, what gives him hope.
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