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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Brain Health is a Community Effort: Drs Ayesha and Dean Sherzai on PYP 609
How can we empower communities to take charge of their health and truly scale lifestyle medicine?
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What’s the Deal with Workplace Burnout?: Mark Butler on PYP 584
There’s an epidemic of burnout in the modern workplace. What’s causing it? And how can we prevent and treat it?
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True Privilege is Growing Up in a Low-Trauma Environment: Momma Kai Sanders on PYP 566
Momma Kai returns to the podcast to share her vision for a world without poverty or homelessness.
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Helping the Unhoused – and Homeless – Move From Poverty to Prosperity: Momma Kai Sanders on PYP 562
How can we end homelessness? Unhoused activist and visionary Momma Kai shares her experiences and solutions.
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How Palm Oil, Colonialism, and Greed Have Endangered the World: Jocelyn Zuckerman on PYP 543
In terms of human suffering and environmental destruction, there’s little that can compare to the global trade in palm oil. Today’s guest takes us on a hard yet vital journey of discovery and understanding.
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Saying Yes to the Impulse of Freedom: David Berceli, PhD on PYP 524
David Berceli turned a couple of overwhelming constraints into a revolutionary way to help people heal from trauma.
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Protecting Ourselves from GMOs: Jeffrey Smith on PYP 501
Are GMO crops and microbes safe and effective ways of improving agriculture and feeding our crowded planet, or ticking time bombs that threaten our health and the future of life on earth?
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Wearing (and Being) Nature: Jeff Scult on PYP 495
Fast fashion is a disaster. For the planet, for the oppressed workers, and for the souls of those who are constantly exhorted to throw out their clothes and buy new ones. Today’s guest offers an antidote.
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Bringing Lifestyle Medicine to Black Women: Aajay Shah and Meryl Fury on PYP 484
Black women in America suffer more from obesity and chronic disease than any other demographic. In this conversation, we talk about why, and what to do about it.
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