Indigenous Knowledge
Degrowth, Wellbeing, and Rethinking Capitalism: Omer Tayyab on PYP 629
What if thriving—not growth—became the purpose of our economy? It’s long past time to rethink prosperity.
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Principles for Aspiring Allies: Keith Edwards on PYP 618
In a world gone mad, how can we work for diversity and equality for all? And do so joyfully and effectively?
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We are the Great Turning: Jess Serrante on PYP 610
Do we pretend that everything’s fine, or give in to despair? Or is there a secret, third option?
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No Problem Too Big, Part 2: Touchstones: Dr Richard Hodge on PYP 597
To guide us in a complex world, we need touchstones of value. Indigenous knowledge systems can show us how.
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The Art of Asking Breakthrough Questions: Paul McGregor on PYP 587
Questions are far more powerful than answers. Today’s guest explains how and why, and shares mind-bending examples.
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An Autobiography of Trauma and Healing: Peter Levine, PhD, on PYP 581
Peter Levine, creator of Somatic Experiencing, talks about his own life journey of severe trauma, healing, and discovery. His conclusion: “Given the right tools, trauma won’t rule.”
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The Joy of Cooking as an Earth Citizen: Lois Ellen Frank, PhD on PYP 579
Until we fix our broken food system and broken web of human relationships, no one can be truly healthy. Today’s guest shares an ancient and extremely timely perspective on how we can get there. Plus recipes!
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The Sounds of Life: Karen Bakker, PhD on PYP 542
Humans aren’t the only beings that talk to each other. Whales, elephants, bees, corals, unhatched turtles, and even plants and fungi use sound waves to connect and coordinate. Can we begin to understand them, and talk back?
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