ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
What can gardens teach us about caring for our communities and creation? Dr. Amanda Vincent, Associate Professor of French Studies at Wake Forest University and author of the award-winning Constructing Gardens, Cultivating the City, joins Don to explore Parisian parks, the relationship between gardens and cities, and the practice of care.
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What can an 18th-century Japanese Zen monk teach us about climate anxiety, consumerism, and spiritual peace?
In this episode, Don Gordon and Dr. Clifford Cain discuss Taigu Ryokan’s life of simplicity, poetry, joy, and attunement to nature - and why his wisdom may be more relevant now than ever.
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Pulitzer Prize nominee, Justin Catanoso, joins us to discuss his memoir, My Cousin the Saint.
What begins as a journalistic quest to understand his Italian cousin’s canonization by the Catholic Church becomes a deeply personal journey into faith, family, grief, and spiritual growth. Together, we e…
What happens when faith, public service, and climate resilience come together?
Ben Duncan, Chief Resilience Officer for South Carolina’s groundbreaking Office of Resilience—the first statewide office of its kind in America—joins Don Gordon to discuss caring for people in an era of extreme weather.…
What really shapes environmental policy—science, public will, or money and power?
In this episode, Bill Holman, longtime North Carolina environmental advocate and lobbyist, shares decades of experience as often the lone environmental voice in high-stakes political rooms. We explore how influence w…
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