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This Sustainable Life — 871 episodes · page 1 of 9
863: Robert Parkinson: Tyrants and Rogues: Understanding the Declaration of Independence
862: Andrew Levy: A role model for today: Robert Carter III freed more slaves than any other American
861: Cara Judea Alhadeff, part 1: Actually acting, the joys we feel, and the friction we face
860: Christopher Ryan, part 1: Civilized to Death
859: Jack El-Hai: The Nazi, the Psychiatrist, Nuremberg, and Why to Find Humanity in Those We Call Monsters
858: Beth Bailey, the great-grandmother influencer leading the cleaning of Mérida, Mexico
857: Kim Stanley Robinson: Science fiction writing and leadership
856: David Jenkins, President of Conservatives for Responsible Stewardship
855: Peter DeCarlo PhD: Shocking Cancer Alley research from the scientist who did it
854: John Perkins, part 2: New Book Preview: The Art of the Steal (and restoring American ideals)
853: Kate Williams: CEO, 1% for the Planet
852: Steven Pressfield, conversation 2: His new book, The Arcadian (and A Man at Arms)
851: J. Eric Oliver: How to Know Yourself
850: AJ Harper, part 1: Write to change lives, including yours
849: Josh Bandoch, part 3: How to Get What You Want: Mastering the Art and Science of Persuasion
848: Peter Simek, part 1: EarthX's CEO
847: Tzeporah Berman: Ending Fossil Fuels by Treaty
846: Gail Eisnitz: The Inside Story of a Life Investigating Factory Farms
845: Sarah Goodyear and Doug Gordon: The War on Cars and Life After Cars
844: Maya Lilly, part 1: Effective Storytelling and Producing The Years Project
843: Judith Enck, part 2: The Problem with Plastic (the Book)
842: Silvia Bellezza, part 1.5 and 2: When at first you don't succeed
841: Sandra Goldmark, part 1: Fixation: How to Have Stuff without Breaking the Planet
840: Dr. Leonardo Trasande, part 1: Sicker, Fatter, Poorer: The Urgent Threat of Hormone-Disrupting Chemicals to Our Health and Future ... and What We Can Do About It
839: Saabira Chaudhuri: Consumed: Throwaway Plastic Has Corrupted Us
838: Zach Rabinor, part 2: What if your business and values clash?
837: Zach Rabinor, part 1: Getting serious about sustainable travel?
836 Dr. Robert Fullilove, part 5: Unsustainability is upstream of imperialism, colonialism, slavery, and racism
835: At last! I can access my roof to charge solar for the first time in 18 months.
834: Do Americans Know How to Prepare Food From Scratch?
833: Aaron Blaise: A Master Disney Director and Animator on Self Expression, Leadership, and Nature
832: Robert Fullilove, part 4: Action in the Center of Civil Rights in the 1960s
831: Glenn Hubbard: Dean of Columbia Business School on Adam Smith and Leadership
830: Jo Nemeth, part 2: Nature improves time with loved ones
829: Adam Galinsky, part 1: Do you love being inspired? He wrote the book on it.
828: Richard Reeves: For Boys and Men: support and love over misunderstanding
827: Chris Berdik: Scientific American loved his book Clamor (so did I)
826: Jo Nemeth, part 1: Living without money frees her to do what she loves
825: Ryan Mandelbaum, part 2: Rising to the challenge of random acts of friendliness
824: Dr. Rob Reed, part 2: Learning to love leading effectively
823: Mark Mills, part 5: We’ll Never Have an Energy Transition
822: Ryan Mandelbaum, part 1: Wildlife Is Everywhere, Including (especially) NYC (and where you live)
821: Rob Reed MD, part 1: Learning leadership transforms your life and work
820: Andy Samuel CBE: From worry before the workshop to Fun and Community during and after
819: A Course in Sustainability Leadership: 6: Our Brighter Future
818: A Course in Sustainability Leadership: 5: The Celebrity Opportunities
817: A Course in Sustainability Leadership: 4: The Political Opportunities
816: A Course in Sustainability Leadership: 3: Business/Entrepreneurial Opportunities
815: A Course in Sustainability Leadership: 2: The Solution
814: A Course in Sustainability Leadership: 1: The Actual Problem
813: A Course in Sustainability Leadership: Quick Introduction: Welcome to the Sustainability Simplified community
812: Robert Fullilove, part 3: Politics, family, race, and sustainability
811: Tina Tombstone: A friend I volunteer delivering food to the needy with
810: Giora Netzer, part 2: Leadership coaching leads to far more than "just" the C-Suite
809: Alexander Clapp: Waste Wars, how we profit off polluting the world claiming to help them
808: Silvia Bellezza: Sustainable Marketing at Columbia Business School
807: Giora Netzer MD MSCE, part 1: A leader I coached to the C-suite
806: Robert Fullilove, part 2: the spirit of the Civil Rights movement
805: Osprey Orielle Lake: Founder and Executive Director of the Women's Earth and Climate Action Network (WECAN)
804: Robert Fullilove EdD, part 1: Lessons from America's Civil Rights era and effective action today
803: Nick Loris, part 3: Liberty, freedom, sustainability, and Rock Creek Park
802: Lorraine Smith, part 2: The hidden, dirty secrets of corporate "sustainability" work
801: Travis Fisher, part 3: Restoring time with family
800: Lorna Davis, part 4: After the Sustainability Leadership Workshop
799: Josh Bandoch, part 2: Leadership: Humans feel first, then reason
798: Nick Romeo: The Alternative: How to Build a Just Economy
797: Alden Wicker, part 2: Try and Try Again: E-biking in Vermont
796: Jack Spencer, part 3: Authenticity on Acting on Sustainability (also Project 2025)
795: Lorraine Smith, part 1: Leaving mainstream "sustainability" to pursue actual sustainability
794: Lorna Davis, part 3: Before taking the sustainability leadership workshop
793: Nick Loris, part 1.5: Heartwarming nature, family, and fatherhood
792: Travis Fisher, part 2: The spirit that America was founded on, Cato, and sustainability
791: Sustainability Leadership Is a Performance Art
790: Talking to a guy injecting on the sidewalk
789: Solomon Schmidt: Author of Legal Gladiator, on Alan Dershowitz
788: Susan Liebell: John Locke, Stewardship, and the US Constitution
787: Travis Fisher, part 1: A nonpartisan, libertarian view on the environment from the Cato Institute
786: Jan Mulder, part 2: The joy of finding and leading community
785: Josh Bandoch, part 1: Teaching persuasion and leadership
784: Serving in Uniform on September 11, 2024
783: Jan Mulder, part 1: Listening to every episode of this podcast, starting from episode 000
782: Jane Muncke PhD MSc: Toxins in your food from plastic packaging. You'd rather know.
781: My New Major Life Volunteering Community Project, four years in the making
780: Jack Spencer, part 2: Policy and the Individual Choosing
779: Nick Loris, part 2: Freedom to Explore, Freedom to Choose
778: The Entrepreneurial Strategy to Restore Sustainability Globally Without Waiting for Governments and Corporations
777: How the Spodek Method Workshop Differs From Other Sustainability Work
776: Chuck Marohn, part 1: Strong Towns and Sustainability Leadership
775: Bruce Alexander, part 4: The Spodek Method clicks at last!
774: Alden Wicker, part 1.5: Foraging Is Fun
773: Frederic Laloux, part 1: His program, "The Week," creates space for conversations on the environment
772: Bruce Alexander, part 3: Advanced Spodek Method
771: Jack Spencer, part 1: The Heritage Foundation, limited government, free markets and the environment
770: Nick Loris, part 1: A limited government free market approach to our environmental problems
769: Kevin Fucillo, part 1: An inside view of our community fridge and its volunteers
768: Trish and Evelyn, part 2: The birth of sustainability awards
767: Andrew Bennett, part 2: Behind the scenes with a New York City chef
766: Chip Conley, part 1: Learning to Love Midlife
765: Bruce Alexander, part 2: Can the Spodek Method scale from the individual to the world?
764: Erica Frank, part 2: "No Hairshirt At All." Instead: Abundance