Best Corey Jeffreys Podcasts (2024)

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Weakest Links: Depletion, Supply Chains, and Trust | Frankly 71 10:11

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(Recorded September 18 2024) Over past decades, abundance and peace have become the prevailing narratives in modern societies. The reality, as usual, is both more nuanced and more complex. Today, our financial and material wealth exists in parallel with declines in natural and social capital. Similarly, recent decades have caused us to become uber …

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James Miller | LIFEOLOGY® Radio - Just Live | Dr. Jeffrey Morris 28:18

1d ago28:18

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Dr. Jeffrey Morris talks about his new book Just Live which was written for anyone who has struggled with severe depression or suicidal thoughts. JeffMorris.net #suicide #suicideprevention #jeffmorrisBy WREB

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Global Heating 101: Rapid-Fire Answers to the Biggest Climate Questions with Stefan Rahmstorf 1:41:16

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(Conversation recorded on July 30th, 2024) The science surrounding our planet’s dynamic and complex climate can be difficult to understand, and perhaps even more challenging to decipher what the actual realities and trajectories are among so much media coverage. Yet the study of Earth’s systems has been ongoing for decades, with a majority of scien…

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My chat with artist, Color Me Happy podcast host Brandi Hofer 33:04

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Episode 593: Today I chat with artist, muralist, podcast host, teacher, & mother, Brandi Hofer. She’s a master at juggling it all. We talk about being thankful for burnout, the positive way motherhood has affected her career, “Be Brave Days,” & much more! All images used with permission. This episode is brought to you by: The post My chat with arti…

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U.S. Full Spectrum Dominance: Nuclear Risks and The End of Empire with Jeffrey Sachs 50:55

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(Conversation recorded on September 3rd, 2024) As the United States continues to play a major role in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the risk of a direct engagement, possibly leading to a nuclear exchange, may now be higher than ever. In this episode, Nate is joined by Professor Jeffrey Sachs to discuss the escalating tensions between the…

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My chat with NC Sewist, Elizabeth Watkins 31:30

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Episode 592: Today I chat with Sewist, Elizabeth Watkins. I’ve known Elizabeth for years & known about her sewing career, but she’s started doing these new things called fabric collages, which are fabulous! I knew I had get her on the pod to chat with her about it. All images used with permission. This episode is brought to you by: The post My chat…

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Bioregional Futures: Reconnecting to Place for Planetary Health with Daniel Christian Wahl 1:45:49

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(Conversation recorded on July 24th, 2024) In the past century of abundant energy surplus, humanity’s globalized, large-scale approach to problem-solving has yielded remarkable benefits and innovations. However, as we face a future with reduced energy resources, mounting waste, and a biosphere in danger, the negative impacts of this approach are in…

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The Physics of Connection: Understanding Relationships and Ecology with Fritjof Capra 1:03:24

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(Conversation recorded on May 8th, 2024) Without a systems lens, the full reality of the human predicament will never be understood. It is only when we adopt this kind of holistic, wide-boundary thinking that we are able to see the complexity and nuance of how the biosphere, geopolitics, economics, energy, and many other systems interplay with and …

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Irene Demas: From Grilled Cheese to Maud Lewis Painting 47:02

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Episode 590: Listen to my chat with restauranteur, Irene Demas, who didn’t know when she & her husband traded a grilled cheese sandwich for a Maud Lewis painting that it would net them $272 thousand 52 years later! This episode is brought to you by: The post Irene Demas: From Grilled Cheese to Maud Lewis Painting appeared first on Let's Talk Art Wi…

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The Art of Movement Building: Personal Liberation for Public Change with Mamphela Ramphele 1:23:09

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(Conversation recorded on July 17th, 2024) Addressing the risks we face on a global scale is a challenge that can feel both enormous in execution and personally daunting. When it comes to finding the motivation and inspiration to do such work, one of the best sources of insight comes from the visionaries and activists who have come before us, who k…

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Ask Me Anything - Your Questions About TGS Answered | Frankly 70 39:51

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(Recorded August 11, 2024) The content of The Great Simplification (on Youtube and in real life) can be complex, nuanced and multi-faceted. In today’s Frankly, Nate offers reflections on a selection of viewers’ direct questions about the myriad topics covered on this channel. The goal of this podcast is to integrate the head, the heart and the hand…

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The Population Problem: Human Impact, Extinctions, and the Biodiversity Crisis with Corey Bradshaw 2:00:54

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(Conversation recorded on July 25th, 2024) Show Summary: Human overpopulation is often depicted in the media in one of two ways: as either a catastrophic disaster or an overly-exaggerated concern. Yet the data understood by scientists and researchers is clear. So what is the actual state of our overshoot, and, despite our growing numbers, are we al…

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Listen to my chat with Expressionist artist, Caroline Rust 32:12

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Episode 589: Today I talk to Expressionist artist, Caroline Rust. She does these fabulous paintings with textiles that are heavily influenced by things like history, women’s rights, & intuition. We talk talk creative vs. administrative work, listening to your gut, & the history of the baker’s dozen. This episode is brought to you by: The post Liste…

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Goldilocks Technology - A Preliminary Checklist | Frankly 69 19:56

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(Recorded August 5 2024) As a problem-solving species, technology is an embedded part of the human experience – we assess, innovate, invent and adapt. But as we move out of the anomalous era we have just lived through and into less stable economic, social, geopolitical and ecological circumstances, humanity will require different kinds of innovatio…

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Biomimicry: Applying Nature’s Wisdom to Human Problems with Janine Benyus 1:36:09

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(Conversation recorded on June 25th, 2024) Although artificial intelligence tends to dominate conversations about solving our most daunting global challenges, we may actually find some of the most potent ideas hiding in plain sight in the natural world around us. In this episode, Nate is joined by Janine Benyus, who has spent decades advocating for…

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Overshoot and Its 7 Fundamental Drivers | Frankly 68 15:59

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(Recorded July 23 2024) Description In this week’s Frankly, (coincidentally released the day after Earth Overshoot Day), Nate breaks down seven factors contributing to humanity’s increasing overshoot – which is defined as the point at which species’ use of ecological resources and services exceeds what Earth can regenerate in a given time period – …

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Planetary Boundaries: Exceeding Earth's Safe Limits with Johan Rockström 1:32:17

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(Conversation recorded on June 19th, 2024) Show Summary: While the mainstream conversation about our planet’s future is heavily dominated by the topic of climate change, there are other systems which are just as critical to consider when thinking about the health and livability of our world. Just like climate change, each of these systems has its o…

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The Ecology of Communication: Moving Beyond Polarization in Service of Life | Reality Roundtable 10 1:48:38

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(Conversation recorded on June 14th, 2024) Show Summary: There’s a growing understanding of the need for biodiversity across ecosystems for a healthy and resilient biosphere. What if we applied the same principles to the way we communicate and use language to relate to each other and the world? Today Nate is joined by Nora Bateson, Rex Weyler, Vane…

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Listen to my chat with Jeffrey Katzin about the Michelangelo Lovelace, Art Saved My Life exhibition 37:14

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Episode 587: Today I talk to Jeffrey Katzin about the Cleveland Urban Folk artist Michelangelo Lovelace. His goal was to document the realities of inner city life. His his current exhibition Art Saved My Life currently showing at the Akron Art Museum. It goes until August 18, 2024. This is such an inspiring story! At the Intersection of St. Clair a…

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The Solutions that can be Named are not the Solutions | Frankly #67 22:27

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Recorded July 23 2024 In this week’s Frankly, Nate addresses the common desire for solutions to the human predicament - and why the championing of “solutions” is less clear-cut than we might perceive. To this end, he offers a three-dimensional model for thinking about a framework for responses. Effective responses greatly depend on the context of a…

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Indigenous Wisdom: Resilience, Adaptation, and Seeing Nature as Ourselves with Casey Camp-Horinek 1:34:27

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(Conversation recorded on June 12th, 2024) Show Summary: As we move through difficult cultural transitions and rethink our governance systems, it will be critical that we listen to voices that are rooted beyond the conventional Western thinking that has come to dominate our society. As such, it is always an honor when Indigenous leaders share their…

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James Miller | LIFEOLOGY® Radio - Only in Iola (Part 2) | Perry Sharboneau & Braydon Sharboneau 26:23

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Perry and Braydon Sharboneau talk about their TV show Only In Iola which follows the Sharboneau family as they trade city life for country living. OnlyInIola.comBy WREB

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Tom Hanchett tells me what it’s like to be a historian 33:44

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Episode 586: Dr. Tom Hanchett, aka “Dr. History,” is a local historian & author in Charlotte, NC. I met him at the local library when he was talking about our city’s food culture when I realized he had the perfect career: He gets to investigate all sorts of cool things [& report about them]. I find out how his career developed & what he does. This …

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The Reality Party | Frankly #66 14:29

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Recorded July 16 2024 Description Following the attempted assassination of former United States President Donald J. Trump, Nate reflects on the dysfunctional social dynamics which have brought many of us to high levels of tribalism and mistrust toward others and divorced from the deeper challenges facing us in coming decades. As humans, we all - fo…

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Silicon Dreams and Carbon Nightmares: The Wide Boundary Impacts of AI with Daniel Schmachtenberger 1:47:22

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(Conversation recorded on June 27th, 2024) Show Summary: Artificial intelligence has been advancing at a break-neck pace. Accompanying this is an almost frenzied optimism that AI will fix our most pressing global problems, particularly when it comes to the hype surrounding climate solutions. In this episode, Daniel Schmachtenberger joins Nate to ta…

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James Miller | LIFEOLOGY® Radio - Only In Iola (Part 1) | Perry Sharboneau 25:34

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Perrey Sharboneau talks about his reality tv show Only In Iola which follows the Sharboneau family as they trade city life for country living. OnlyInIola.com #onlyiniola #perrysharboneau #realitytv #ranchlivungBy WREB

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And Then What?: Using Wide-Boundary Lenses | Frankly 65 23:32

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(Recorded July 8 2024) There are many so-called ‘solutions’ out there that, upon first glance, seem like great ideas - yet when we look beyond the narrow scope of the immediate benefits, we discover a slew of unintended (and often counterproductive) consequences. Today’s Frankly offers a series of examples of modern issues using a “wide-boundary” l…

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Eat, Poop, Die: Animals as the Arteries of the Biosphere with Joe Roman 1:33:05

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(Conversation recorded on June 14th, 2024) Show Summary: If plants are considered the lungs of the Earth, cycling CO2 into oxygen for animals to breathe, then animals act as the heart and arteries, spreading nutrients across the Earth to where it’s needed most. This is the metaphor that today’s guest, conservation biologist Joe Roman, uses when des…

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Check out my chat with Toronto based collagist, Flanzella 30:01

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Episode 587: Today I am talking with Flanzella. She’s a collage artist from Toronto, Canada. She uses vintage & historical magazines & let me tell you, it is lush. We talk inspiration, we talk process, we talk business, we cover it all. All images used with permission. This episode is brought to you by: The post Check out my chat with Toronto based…

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Living Your Questions: A Pathway Through the Unanswerable with Krista Tippett 1:33:28

3M ago1:33:28

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(Conversation recorded on May 16th, 2024) Show Summary: At the intersection between science and spirituality lies some of the most profound questions we can ask ourselves about the future - the answers to which could mean the difference between humanity’s mere survival or a flourishing. Today’s episode with Peabody-award winning broadcaster Krista …

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