A variety of videos and articles on Burning Man and cultural appropriation:
https://www.facebook.com/jthundershield/videos/1524888430902267/
http://www.powwows.com/fake-powwow-burning-man-indian-country-raising-eyebrows/
https://www.facebook.com/antoine.e.jr/videos/16...
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BARK (http://bark-out.org/) has been working to protect the forests, meadows
and waters of Mt. Hood since 1993. In-studio guest Brenna Bell has been with
them the entire time and has become something of an expert on forest and fire
ecology as well as the complex legal...
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Guest Heinberg has written extensively on energy, economic and ecological
issues. Author of 13 books, he is a Senior Fellow at the Post Carbon
Institute (http://www.postcarbon.org/).
https://www.commondreams.org/views/2017/07/26/are-we-doomed-lets-have-talk?utm_campaign=...
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Wilson is an Australian-born writer living in Portland. He writes mainly for
The Guardian and is on Twitter at @jason_a_w. He has been covering the
"free speech" rallies led by Joey Gibson in Portland and recently attended
the conference of American Renaissance (http...
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On last week's show with Robert Hunziker, talking about the Michael
Wallace-Wells article, "The Uninhabitable Earth," we intended to talk more
about the difficult subject of "how best to talk about worst-case scenarios"
of climate disruption. We mostly talked about th...
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Opening song: "To Be or Not To Be?" by Danbert Nobacon and The Axis of
Dissent: https://danbertnobacon-axis.bandcamp.com/track/to-be-or-not-to-be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sdb_8gUht5c
A recent article by David Wallace-Wells for New York magazine, "The
Uninhabit...
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