Redefining Societal Success I Julia Kim, Club of Rome | S5E4
How should we measure progress - by what we produce and consume, or by how people and nature are doing? Dr. Julia Kim, a physician and systems thinker, discusses Bhutan’s Gross National Happiness (GNH) as an alternative to GDP, and shows how inner development - including her contemplative and spiri…
Duct bills: Heat pumps seek market share amid US building electrification push (Ep. 213)
Buildings in the United States account for about 40% of domestic energy demand and about 25% of greenhouse gas emissions. Increased electrification of buildings, particularly in heating, is core to policy makers realizing decarbonization ambitions.
Julia Kim, a US power markets expert at S&P Globa…
Writing Historical Speculative, with Aamir Hussain
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Welcome back to another episode of The Resilient Writers Radio Show!
This week, I’m thrilled to introduce you to Aamir Hussain, whose debut novel Under the Full and Crescent Moon is officially out in the world.
This is no ordinary debut.…
New York’s DEC is working to increase outdoor accessibility with new policy
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation released a policy draft last month to increase the accessibility of the outdoors to people with mobility disabilities. The policy aims to standardize the criteria for evaluating where Other Power Driven Mobility Devices (OPDMDs) can be use…
ICE is a product of an American history of violence
Under the Trump administration, every part of the country is confronting a massive uptick in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity that knows no legal bounds. Immigrant communities throughout the United States have been forced to live in fear amid constant ICE raids and especially foll…
Ev Rymd - The Episodes 033 (April 25 2026)
Hey guys! Hope you’re all doing well.
Today is a special one, not only a new episode, but also my birthday :)
So I wanted to share something a bit more personal with you.
This month I’ve been traveling a lot around the US, working on new music and giving myself some time to reset and recharge bef…
Tall Stories 509: Taking in Mt Fuji from a new tourist-focused train route
Julia Kim rides the Hokusai Special Train – a new journey aimed at foreign tourists to take in breathtaking views of Mt Fuji.
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Julia Kim | Inner Well-Being, Social Change, and Gross National Happiness
Julia shares the origins of Gross National Happiness (GNH) in Bhutan and how its origins in the 1970’s has impacted the development of Bhutan and shaped its policies and culture. By putting the happiness and well-being of all people and all life at the center of development and growth, there are no…
What Korea Can Teach Us About Postpartum Care with Julia Kim from Sanhu House
What if postpartum care were treated as an essential part of birth rather than an afterthought?
In this episode of the Wombs of the World Podcast, Charlotte explores the cultural significance of postpartum care in Korea and what different models of maternal care can teach us about supporting famili…
Alexis M. Wright: In Praise of Literary Citzenship (& How to Do It Right)
Today, I’m talking to Alexis M. Wright about how she’s built a writing career through literary citizenship. She’ll share concrete examples of how one act of service or connection tends to cascade into the next. For Alexis and others, being a good literary citizen is as career-defining as the writin…
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