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Life-Sized City
Cape Town
South Africa's Cape Town makes headlines for its beauty and laidback lifestyle, but traces of a dark past still linger.
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30:30
Bioneers
Casey Camp-Horinek: Aligning Human Law with Natural Law
According to Casey Camp-Horinek, for as long as Mother Earth and Father Sky have blessed all life on Earth with sustenance, there has been a Sacred System honored by all species.
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25:48
Bioneers
Jerry Tello: Recovering Your Sacredness
Through traditional stories and personal reflections, Jerry Tello, a celebrated leader in the field of the transformational healing of traumatized men and boys of color, shares his approach to generating the “medicine” necessary to shield ourselves from t
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24:29
Bioneers
Monika Bauerlein: The Future of Journalism
How do we overcome the hyper-capitalist algorithm devouring the free press? Monika Bauerlein is the groundbreaking CEO & former Co-Editor of "Mother Jones," which has stood among the world’s premier progressive investigative journalism news organizations.
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26:32
Bioneers
David Orr: Is There A Future for Our Democracy?
David Orr draws from his forthcoming book, "Democracy Unchained: Politics as if All People Matter," to consider what we must do to return to the better angels of our collective nature and turn the ship around.
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29:41
Bioneers
Valarie Kaur: Breathe! Push! The Labor of Revolutionary Love
The extraordinarily passionate and effective civil rights attorney, faith leader and activist Valarie Kaur shares why she’s convinced that what our times demand is Revolutionary Love.
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Tending Nature
Community Builds Canoe Around Native Leader’s Dream
The Ti’at Society exists to reconnect with the ocean and with ancestors who used plank canoes.
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Tending Nature
A Natural Tar that Seeps From Cracks Along the Coast
When Heidi Lucero collects naturally occuring asphaltum from natural deposits along the coast, she feels the presence of her ancestors paddling between the California and Catalina coasts.
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Tending Nature
Baby Ti’at: The Making of a Traditional Canoe
The making of this wooden boat is all about relationship building and reconnecting with the coast.
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The Legacy of the Texas Rangers: A Look at the Long History of Violence at the Border
The influence of the Texas Rangers on border militarizaton stretches from its creation in the 19th century, through the inception of Border Patrol and ties to the NRA, to the Minutemen movement that rose to prominence in the early 21st century.