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This Sustainable Life, 871 episodes. Page 6 of 9.

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363: General George Patton's Speech to the Third Army

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362: Nelson Mandela: "it is an ideal for which I am prepared to die."

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361: George Chmiel, part 1: Why run 3,000 miles? Why challenge yourself?

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360: Sparta could make history

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359: Jaime Casap, part 1: Google's Global Education Evangelist

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358: Bald Versus Plastic

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357: Steven Pressfield: The War of Art and Nature

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356: I was assaulted again this morning. Can I talk about it?

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355: I balance values the same as anyone

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354: Harvard Global Health Institute Director Ashish Jha, part 1: Front Line Pandemic Leadership

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353: I don't want to act on the environment

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352: The War of Art and Nature

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351: A Rough Day in New York City

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350: Jonathan Herzog, part 1: A candidate acts with genuineness and authenticity

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349: The State of the Environment Is The External Manifestation of Our Beliefs

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348: Dave Chappelle's Line

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347: Sex, Drugs, and Rock and Roll, part 4: More sex

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346: Julie Margretta Wilson: Covid-19 devastating education

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345: Sex, Drugs, and Rock and Roll, part 3: Drugs

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344: My Race Background

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343: Chad Pregracke: One River, One Piece of Garbage at a Time

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342: Sex, Drugs, and Rock and Roll, part 2: Sex

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341: NFL Tight End Chris Manhertz, part 1: Making your dreams happen

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340: Michael Turner, DDS, MD: On the front line of Covid-19 in New York City

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339: Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams: Food Matters

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338: Abbey Ryan, part 1: Technique and Mastery Through Practice

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337: Why we feel miserable under lockdown

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336: Julian Guderley: GreenPlanet BluePlanet

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335: Rhonda Lamb, part 2: reversing food deserts

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334: Jethro Jones, part 2: Biking in -40 degrees. Why not?

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333: A racist with a heart of gold is still a racist

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332: How leaders choose better

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331: Rob Harper, part 2: A Pro-Trump View

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330: Lockdown Inspiration from Nelson Mandela

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329: John Perkins: Touching the Jaguar

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328: Tony Wagner, Learning by Heart

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327: Rhonda Lamb, part 1: The Bronx and farm-fresh vegetables

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326: Why Should I Care About Oskar Schindler?

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325: My Mom, Marie Spodek: All in the Family

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324: Marina McCoy, part 1: A Waste-Free Earth Through Music

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323: Steven Kotler: Future Is Faster Than You Think

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322: Sex, drugs, and rock and roll, part 1: Rock and Roll

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321: Marni Kinrys, part 2: Making Stewardship Normal

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320: Confronting doof

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319: Avoid doof

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318: Why pandemics will keep increasing and how we can reverse the trend

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317: My United Nations and UNICEF talk on leadership and the pandemic

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316: Joel Fuhrman, part 2: Eat for Life

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315: Diversity: Where are female deliverypeople? Or research on them?

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314: Brent Suter part 2: A Major League pitcher and his farmers markets

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313: Jeff Kirschner, part 2: Still Working On It, Still Learning

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312: Jeff Kirschner, part 1.5: Leaders Fail, but Bounce Back Too

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311: Jeff Kirschner, part 1: Building Community Around Cleaning Litter

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310: The Start and End of Any Serious Conversation on the Environment

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309: Roberta Baskin: Covid-19 Social Connection Amid Physical Distancing

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308: Marni Kinrys, part 1: The Ultimate Wing Girl

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307: Covid-19, the Cuban Missile Crisis, and leading through crises

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306: Covid-19, avoiding people, and family

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305: The greatest danger from covid-19 would be not learning from it

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304: How ecotourism can work

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303: The environmental results I predict versus what I work for

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302: Nir Eyal, part 1: Make yourself Indistractable

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301: Does It Scale? My Modified Tesla Strategy

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300: Larry Yatch, part 3: Discovering New Emotions With His Sons and Wife

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299: Dr. Joel Fuhrman, part 1: Eat to Live

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298: Is polluting child abuse?

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297: RIP James Lipton, a huge influence and inspiration

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296: Solutions have to work for everyone

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295: Brent Suter, part 1: Major league baseball pitcher and steward

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294: Population: How Much Is Too Much?

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293: Alan Weisman: My Greatest Source of Environmental Hope

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292: The environment is the outward manifestation of our beliefs

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291: Lorna Davis, part 2: Can an Executive Buy No Clothes for a Year?

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290: Excessive Self Interest, from Thomas Kolditz

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289: Rob J. Harper, part 1: The Conservative Black Cowboy I met at Google

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288: Vince Lombardi: What It Takes

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287: David Katz, part 1: Stopping ocean plastic

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286: Paul Smith, part 2: At the edge of my seat

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285: How to take initiative

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284: Why not escape to nature?

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283: Nadya Zhexembayeva, part 2: The Reinvention Guru

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282: Vanessa Hering, part 2: Food, fitness, fun, and winning

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281: People don't want to do small things. They want to do meaningful things.

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280: Paul Smith, part 1: How to tell stories to lead

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279: Role model and global leader Mechai Viravaidya

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278: I have an environmental dream

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277: The joys and challenges if leaving addiction

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276: Service. stewardship, and the huge rewards they create

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275: Go Big

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274: Applying Leadership and the Environment in corporations

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273: We few, we happy few, we band of brothers

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272: Ruth Bader Ginsburg, pumping iron, and the environment

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271: Vanessa Hering, part 1: Champion body builder, vegan, Ivy MBA

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270: Extinctions: Agriculture isn't so peaceful

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269: 7 more things that everyone gets wrong about the environment

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268: Hunter Lovins, part 2: Sustainability will work. It will take work.

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267: Seth Sheldon, part 2: Inside the United Nations

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266: Thoughts on my MAGA interview

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265: I was wrong

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264: Larry Yatch, part 2: Navy SEAL precision