Charlene Spretnak and her guests track the progress of the “Big Make-over,” the cultural and political Relational Shift that is occurring in all fields as a result of recent discoveries that life is far more dynamically interrelated than modern societies have realized.
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Charlene Spretnak and her guests track the progress of the “Big Make-over,” the cultural and political Relational Shift that is occurring in all fields as a result of recent discoveries that life is far more dynamically interrelated than modern societies have realized.
Eleanor LeCain talks about which races are most important to support in the elections this year AND a simple model for mobilizing people to get involved, with Janet Singer (Political Director) and Lisa Ulrich (Managing Director), co-founders of Crimson Goes Blue which mobilizes members of the Harvard community to get involved in elections (and provides a model for all of us to organize our communities).
All Together Now
Charlene Spretnak and her guests track the progress of the “Big Make-over,” the cultural and political Relational Shift that is occurring in all fields as a result of recent discoveries that life is far more dynamically interrelated than modern societies have realized.
