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763: Guy Spier, part 2: Limited government, free market, low tax sustainability solutions

762: Chef Andrew Bennett: Changing the Culture of Hospital Food

761: Dave Kerpen, part 2: Joyfully Skipping Donuts

760: Adam Alter: Irresistible: The Rise of Addictive Technology and the Business of Keeping Us Hooked

759: Bruce Alexander, part 1: Rat Park, Addiction, and Sustainability

758: Peter Singer, part 2: A philosopher approaches sustainability

757: Dr. Anna Lembke, part 1: Dopamine Nation

756: Kimberly Nicholas: How Fly Less? Fly less.

755: Stefan Gössling: Busting self-serving myths about flying

754: (Aunt) Trish Ellis and (Niece) Evelyn Wallace, part 1: Not Even Cancer Holds Her Back

753: Martin Doblmeier, part 2: Sabbath and Sustainablity

752: Dave Kerpen, part 1: Delegation for leaders and entrepreneurs

751: Erica Frank, part 1: Living More Joyfully Sustainably for Decades

750: Alden Wicker: To Dye For: How Toxic Fashion Is Poisoning Us. You'll Be Shocked

749: Sven Gierlinger, part 1: Transforming the Culture of a New York Hospital Chain as a Chief Experience Officer

748: Stephen Broyles, part 2: A Calming, Life Change From One Small Commitment

747: Go Alan Go!, part 1: The drummer rocking Washington Square Park

746: Martin Doblmeier, part 1: What We Can Learn from Dietrich Bonhoeffer

745: Mattan Griffel, part 2: Is our dependence on polluting behavior "addiction"?

744: Stephen Broyles, part 1: What Is Social Work and How Does It Relate to Leadership and Action?

743: Benjamin Hett: The Death of Democracy: Hitler’s Rise to Power and the Downfall of the Weimar Republic

742: John Brooke, part 2: American slavery transformed to today's industry and anti-stewardship of our environment

741: Tony Hansen, part 2: Volunteering hard labor creating meaning and generosity

740: Christopher Ketcham, part 3: Inside the mind of an “ecoterrorist”

739: John Brooke, part 1: Deep history and how our culture formed

738: Jacqueline Bicanic, part 2: Sustainability doesn't cost time and energy, it gives it

737: Michael Gerrard: Considering a stewardship amendment with a foremost environmental lawyer

736: Mattan Griffel, part 1: Online opioid addiction treatment that (actually) works

735: Casey Mahoney, part 1: A Jazz Musician Lowering His Impact to 3 Tons CO2/Year in L.A.

734: Alon Tal, part 1: Israel, Hamas, and overpopulation from a former Knesset member

733: Jacqueline Bicanic, part 1: Listener as Guest: Australian University Student, Very Active in Sustainability

732: Siddharth Kara, part 1: Cobalt Red: How the Blood of the Congo Powers Our Lives

731: Debate and Understanding on Population Projections with Wolfgang Lutz and Chris Bystroff

730: Tony Hansen, part 1 : McKinsey's Director of Natural Capital and Nature

729: How to Develop a Sustainability Leadership Culture in Your Organization: a Panel I moderated

728: Chefs Irene and Margaret Li, part1: Winning Awards Saving Perfectly Good Food

727: Fun, liberation, freedom: How people talk after seriously acting on sustainability

726: Amy Westervelt, part 1: Showing What's Actually Happening Behind the Scenes

725: Gautam Mukunda, part 3: The Spodek Method Doesn't Always Create a Huge Mindset Shift

724: Dr. Michael Greger, part 2: How Not to Age

723: David Blight, part 2: A Constitutional Amendment on Stewardship Based on the Thirteenth and John Locke

722: Michael Forsythe: When McKinsey Comes to Town

721: Jim Burke, part 1: The Most Beautiful Street in New York City?

720: Maya Van Rossum, part 2: You Don't Have a Right to a Clean Environment. You Have to Work for It.

719: David Blight, part 1: From Abolitionism to Sustainability

718: Albert Garcia-Romeu, part 2: Psychedelics and Appreciating Nature Where You Are

717: Pamela Paul: Writing on Controversial Subjects With Confidence

716: Arnold Leitner, part 2: How much energy and power do you need to be happy?

715: My mom, Marie Spodek, part 3: Starting a food coop and making ends meet as a single mom in a food desert with three kids

714: Adam Hochschild, part 3: King Leopold's Ghost

713: Matthew Matern, part 3: A trial lawyer's view

712: Guy Spier, part 1: The Education of a Value Investor

711: Kate Siber: "Should I Stop Flying? It’s a Difficult Decision to Make."

710: Madeline Ostrander, part 2: Finding Refuge on a Changed Earth

709: Madeline Ostrander, part 1: At Home on an Unruly Planet

708: Chris Bystroff, part 2: Understanding the United Nation's Projections

707: Arnold Leitner, part 1: The founder of YouSolar, more than off-grid living

706: What I sound like talking sustainability when I forgot I was being recorded

705: Greg Bertelsen: A bipartisan climate roadmap including a carbon tax

704: Gernot Wagner, part 1: Guiding Misguided Economic Forces in the Right Direction

703: David Gessner, part 1: A Traveler's Guide to the End of the World

702: Peter Singer, part 1: Calm, reflective talk considering not flying

701: Robert Litterman, part 2: "We need legislation, we need a price on carbon."

700: Matt Matern, part 2: Plant a Tree

699: Robert Litterman, part 1: A Carbon Tax and Managing Risk

698: Chris Bystroff, part 1: Population Growth and Overpopulation

697: Dan Walsh, part 2: He sold his motorcycle and Playstation to gain freedom

696: Anonymous executive from a fossil fuel corporation: A view from the inside

695: Dan Walsh, part 1: Two-time Olympian and Bronze medalist in rowing

694: Matthew Matern, part 1: Running for President on Sustainability

693: Christopher Ketcham, part 2: The Green Growth Delusion

692: Daniel, host of the "What Is Politics?" videocast, part 2: Is Changing CEOs Possible

691: Oliver Burkeman, part 1.5: Embracing Our Inevitable Limitations on Time and Energy

690: Leah Rothstein: Just Action, a blueprint for concerned citizens and community leaders

689: Workshop results: Can Learning to Lead Sustainability be fun, inspiring, and effective? Yes!

688: Maya K. van Rossum, part 1: Green Amendments for the Environment (State and Federal)

687: Should We Amend the Constitution for the Environment?: A constitutional scholar (Michael Herz) and American abolition historian (James Oakes)

686: Gautam Mukunda, part 1.5: Is Technology Necessarily Good?

685: Chris Bailey, part 3: How to Calm Your Mind: Dropping the latest iPhone for a flip phone and loving it

684, Simon Michaux: Do Governments Understand Energy? How Unprepared Are We?

683: Alan Ereira, part 3: More about Kogi life and culture, contrasting with ours

682: Gautam Mukunda, part 1: Teaching Passion for Leadership at Harvard

681: Albert Garcia-Romeu, part 1: Psychedelics and Time in Nature

680: Wolfgang Lutz: A Primer in Demographics and Global Population Projections

679: Alan Ereira, part 2: The world through Kogis' eyes

678: My talk to the International Society of Sustainability Professionals

677: Roz Savage, part 1: It's Doable and You Can Do It. One Oar Stroke at a Time

676: Paulina Porizkova, part 1: No Filter

675: Derek Sivers, part 1: Leading versus Exploring Frontiers

674: Oliver Burkeman, part 1: Time Management and Sustainability for Mortals

673: Jim Oakes, part 2: Can We Go From Abolition to Anti-Pollution?

672: Chris Bailey, part 2: How to Calm Your Mind

671: How Pulling Off a Challenging Day Off Grid Feels

670: Jeffrey Shaw: Self-employment and Sustainability

669: David Loy: Ecodharma: Zen Buddhism and Sustainability

668: Christopher Ketcham: Growthism Versus Sustainability

667: James Oakes, part 1: Sustainability and Abolition in the United States

666: Mark Plotkin: Learning From Indigenous Cultures, the People Not Just Our Projections

665: Tony Hiss: Rescuing the Planet: Protecting Half the Land to Heal the Earth

664: Rodrigo Cámara-Leret: Learning how the Kogi heal the land