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EPISODE · Nov 25, 2015 · 1H 3M

Looking At Economic, Social & Eco-System Collapse with Carolyn Baker, Ph.D.

from A Better World with Mitchell J. Rabin · host A Better World with Mitchell J. Rabin

This evening’s show looks closely at society’s collapsing institutions and infra-structure, against a backdrop of eco-systemic collapse, extreme weather, massive pollution and Climate Change and how we humans navigate and are to emotionally deal with, adapt to this severe situation of life as we know it changing dramatically before our very eyes.  Can we adapt cooperatively and evolve collectively?  Can we use this profoundly challenging situation as an opportunity to grow? To discuss this, Mitchell’s guest this evening is Carolyn Baker, Ph.D. who has written and worked with these issues with her students and clients for years.  Carolyn was an adjunct professor of history and psychology for 11 years and a psychotherapist in private practice for 17 years. Purchase Carolyn’s books here This subject of dealing responsibly and creatively with the collapsing of eco-systems and society is central to our lives today. Tune in and get familiar with these thoughts and terrain.

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