Parhaat Dr Robert Franklin Podcastit (2024)

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140: 140: Rabbi Josh Franklin 45:58

5d ago45:58

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In this engaging conversation between host John Pinna and Rabbi Josh Franklin of the Jewish Center of the Hamptons, they explore the intersection of faith, humor, and community leadership. The discussion begins with Rabbi Franklin's personal journey to becoming a rabbi despite initially resisting following in his father's footsteps, then moves into…

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139: 139: Zina, Temporary Marriage and Sexual Law in Islam 1:09:07

12d ago1:09:07

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In the conversation, John Pinna, a Muslim, and Father John Anderson, an Orthodox Christian priest, discuss various aspects of Islamic law, particularly focusing on "Zina" (adultery or illicit sexual relations). They explore how threats of sexual violence, such as rape, violate Islamic principles, including the prohibition against violence unless in…

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138: 138: Joseph Atwill - "Caesar's Messiah" 1:26:19

19d ago1:26:19

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This interview between John Pinna and Joseph Atwill revolves around Atwill's controversial thesis from his book Caesar's Messiah, which posits that the Gospels were a Roman invention designed to quell Jewish messianic rebellions during the first century. Atwill argues that the Flavian emperors, particularly Vespasian and his son Titus, fabricated t…

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137: 137: Abbey Hafez 46:14

26d ago46:14

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In this interview, John Pinna speaks with Abbie Hafez about her journey from Christianity to Islam. Abbie discusses growing up in a small Christian community in Michigan, her unexpected move to Dubai, and her gradual exposure to Islam through her Muslim husband. She describes the profound emotional and spiritual impact of reading the Quran and pray…

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136: Rabbi Noyo 54:50

1M ago54:50

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In this podcast interview, Rabbi Sarah Noyovitz ("Rabbi Noyo") and John Pinna engage in a thoughtful conversation centered on the power of language in multi-faith dialogues, particularly regarding sensitive issues like the Israel-Palestine conflict. They explore how certain charged words, like "genocide," can halt meaningful conversations and discu…

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135: 135: Troy Gramling 43:42

1M ago43:42

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Troy Gramling is pastor of Potential Church, a fast-growing church based in the Fort Lauderdale area with over 20,000 members. He recently released his new book, the title of which is "Potential: The Uncontainable Power of God Within You." In this interview, Elliot Toman engages Troy in a discussion about his definition of success in the context of…

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134: 134: Presidential Debate Discussion with Fr. John Anderson 1:04:22

2M ago1:04:22

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The conversation between John Pinna and Father John Anderson on the podcast centers around the role of political debates in U.S. elections, particularly reflecting on a recent debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. They criticize the current state of media-driven debates, viewing them as spectacle rather than informative discourse, arguing …

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Back to School - How Our City Supports Students 14:25

2M ago14:25

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As students head back to the classroom, co-hosts Dr. Robert Franklin and Former Mayor Lee take a closer look at the partnership between the City of San Mateo and the school districts to ensure students have what they need to succeed. From the Learning Education Assistance Program (LEAP) that provided essential resources during COVID-19, to safety i…

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133: 133: Dr. James Beacham 59:19

2M ago59:19

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Dr. James Beacham is a physicist at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN. He researches phenomena such as dark matter and quantum black holes, and is known for his advocacy for next-generation collider experiments at higher energies. In addition to his research, he regularly speaks around the globe about the future of science, technology, and society.…

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132: Dr. Robert Hayes: God and the Atom 1:07:44

2M ago1:07:44

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Dr. Hayes shares his journey from atheism to Christianity, detailing his experiences with the occult and a profound spiritual encounter that led him to faith. The conversation also touches on the intersection of science and religion, particularly how Dr. Hayes reconciles his work as a nuclear physicist with his Christian beliefs. He emphasizes the …

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131: Jack Jewell - Part 3 1:18:18

2M ago1:18:18

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In this podcast interview, John Pinna and Jack Jewell discuss several controversial topics related to gender, sexuality, and religion. They begin by analyzing the opening ceremony of the Olympics, which they view as promoting a "woke agenda" and queer aesthetics. The conversation then shifts to the issue of transgender athletes competing in women's…

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131: Jack Jewell - Part 2 50:35

2M ago50:35

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In this conversation, Jack Jewell and John Pinna discuss Islam, its place in Western societies, and the challenges of Muslim integration. They explore topics such as the diversity within Islam, the impact of post-colonial systems on Muslim-majority countries, and the struggle for Muslim identity in secular Western nations. Pinna, drawing from his e…

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131: Jack Jewell - Part 1 1:10:41

2M ago1:10:41

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In this interview, John Pinna and Jack Jewell discuss the complex and often contentious issues surrounding queer theory, LGBTQ+ identity, and the politicization of sexuality. Jewell, a gay man, critiques what he sees as the ideological capture of LGBTQ+ activism by queer theory and gender identity politics. He argues that these movements have stray…

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130: 130: Jeff Mitchell: Putting the LORD on Trial 1:38:06

2M ago1:38:06

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Jeff Mitchell was raised in a Christian home but did not fully commit to Christianity until he decided to devote his life to Christ at the age of 16. For the next three decades, he studied the Bible intensively, believing it to be the Holy Inspired Word of God and a direct message from the one true deity. However, over time, Mitchell began to encou…

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129: 129: Nicole Jansezian 1:07:20

3M ago1:07:20

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In this interview, John Pinna speaks with Nicole Jansezian, a Christian journalist living in Jerusalem. They discuss Jansezian's journey from being an Italian-American New Yorker to marrying into the Armenian community in Jerusalem and her experiences as a religious minority in Israel. The conversation covers various topics including the diversity …

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City Services Academy: A Model of Transparency 15:06

3M ago15:06

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In this episode of Beyond City Hall, we're thrilled to announce that the City Services Academy is now accepting applications! Join us as we dive into this unique opportunity for residents and workers in San Mateo to gain an insider's perspective on city government. The City Services Academy is not just an educational experience; it's a model of tra…

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128: George Sorial 55:02

3M ago55:02

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In this podcast interview, John Pinna and George Sorial discuss current societal issues, focusing on divisiveness, extremism, and the erosion of traditional values. They express concern over recent protests involving flag burning and anti-American sentiment, questioning the motives and understanding of those involved. The conversation touches on th…

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127: Josh Heath - The Modern Heathen 52:21

3M ago52:21

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John Pinna speaks with Josh Heath about Heathenry, a modern revival of Norse pagan religion. Heath discusses his personal journey to Heathenry, the beliefs and practices of the faith, including ancestor worship and the concept of fate, and how it differs from pop culture depictions of Norse mythology. He explains the community structure of Heathenr…

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126: Britt Hartley: No Nonsense Spirituality 1:06:46

4M ago1:06:46

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Brittney Hartley is an Atheist Spiritual Director through the Center of Nonreligious Spirituality. Her book is entitled No Nonsense Spirituality: All the Tools, No Faith Required. She has a Masters Degree in Theology with a focus in the Future of American Religion. In this podcast interview, John Pinna and Britt Hartley discuss Hartley's journey fr…

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125: Dignity with Fr. John Anderson 2:19:04

4M ago2:19:04

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In this episode of Crossing Faiths, host John Pinna interviews Fr. John Anderson about his recent article "Identifying Threats to the Republic." They discuss the concept of human dignity in relation to concerns about the American republic. Anderson argues that the U.S. has lost sight of individual human value, instead treating humanity as a commodi…

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Part 1: U.S. Criminal Justice or Criminal Injustice? An Interview with Bryan Stevenson 29:41

4M ago29:41

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In this compelling two-part interview with renowned attorney Bryan Stevenson, founder and Executive Director of the Equal Justice Initiative, we discuss the stark disparities within the criminal justice system. Stevenson shares his insights on how racial bias and economic status impact our U.S. justice system and create different realities for the …

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Part 2: U.S. Criminal Justice or Criminal Injustice? An Interview with Bryan Stevenson 29:01

4M ago29:01

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In this compelling two-part interview with renowned attorney Bryan Stevenson, founder and Executive Director of the Equal Justice Initiative, we discuss the stark disparities within the criminal justice system. Stevenson shares his insights on how racial bias and economic status impact our U.S. justice system and create different realities for the …

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Facing the Reality of Racism: A Conversation with Tim Wise 29:00

4M ago29:00

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In this eye-opening episode, we explore the deep-seated and often unconscious biases that persist in the U.S. with Tim Wise, renowned author and anti-racism educator. Drawing from his book "White Like Me" and his recent speech, Wise sheds light on the pervasive racism that affects people of color and the collective denial that allows it to persist.…

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Breaking the Barrier to Civil Rights: Ernest Green and the Little Rock Nine 29:00

4M ago29:00

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On this episode, we honor Ernest Green, a member of the historic Little Rock Nine, as he reflects on his experience as one of the first African-American students to attend Little Rock Central High School. Green shares his profound insights on the importance of Black History Month and the ongoing struggle for civil rights. Green delves into the crit…

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Part 1: Here Comes the Sun: Reflections on Richie Havens’ Music that Shaped Our Nation 29:00

4M ago29:00

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Richie Havens was known for having the most iconic voices in American music. Join this memorable conversation with the late and great Havens, opening the door to his remarkable life and musical legacy which left an indelible mark on the world. Born Richard Pierce Havens on January 21, 1941, in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood surrounded b…

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124: Nury Turkel 53:49

4M ago53:49

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In this interview, John Pinna speaks with Nury Turkel, a former commissioner of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF), about his life experiences and work in promoting religious freedom globally. Turkel discusses his background as a Uyghur born in a re-education camp in China, his journey to the United States, and his advo…

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Part 2: Here Comes the Sun: Reflections on Richie Havens’ Music that Shaped Our Nation 28:56

4M ago28:56

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Richie Havens was known for having the most iconic voices in American music. Join this memorable conversation with the late and great Havens, opening the door to his remarkable life and musical legacy which left an indelible mark on the world. Born Richard Pierce Havens on January 21, 1941, in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood surrounded b…

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Part 1: From Cotton Fields to Basketball Glory: Spencer Haywood's Journey 28:01

4M ago28:01

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Join us for an inspiring and powerful episode as we sit down with Spencer Haywood, an NBA legend and Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Famer. Born into the harsh realities of the segregated Mississippi Delta, Spencer was one of ten children growing up in a shantytown, picking cotton and facing the brutalities of racism and the KKK. Amidst the vi…

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Part 2: From Cotton Fields to Basketball Glory: Spencer Haywood's Journey 28:58

4M ago28:58

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Join us for an inspiring and powerful episode as we sit down with Spencer Haywood, an NBA legend and Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Famer. Born into the harsh realities of the segregated Mississippi Delta, Spencer was one of ten children growing up in a shantytown, picking cotton and facing the brutalities of racism and the KKK. Amidst the vi…

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Part 1: Reflections on Miles Davis: An Interview with Quincy Troupe 29:23

4M ago29:23

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Have you ever wished to sit down for an intimate conversation with Miles Davis? Dive deep into the life and legacy of jazz legend Miles Davis in this compelling two-part series featuring an exclusive interview with Quincy Troupe, the acclaimed author of "Miles: The Autobiography" and "Miles & Me." With 21 books to his name, including numerous award…

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Part 2: Reflections on Miles Davis: An Interview with Quincy Troupe 27:29

4M ago27:29

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Have you ever wished to sit down for an intimate conversation with Miles Davis? Dive deep into the life and legacy of jazz legend Miles Davis in this compelling two-part series featuring an exclusive interview with Quincy Troupe, the acclaimed author of "Miles: The Autobiography" and "Miles & Me." With 21 books to his name, including numerous award…

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123: Soraya Ahmadyar: Faith, Family, and American Identity 42:43

4M ago42:43

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In this episode, John Pinna interviews Soraya Ahmadyar, a Muslim woman of Afghan descent living in California. They discuss Soraya's journey of faith, from growing up in a culturally Muslim family to embracing her Islamic identity as a young adult. Soraya shares her experiences balancing her Afghan heritage, American upbringing, and Muslim faith, p…

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Part 1: A Portrait of Bobby Rush, the 90-year old Grammy-Award Winning Blues artist who is still going strong 29:59

4M ago29:59

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Join us on a captivating journey through the life and career of Bobby Rush, the legendary 90-year-old Grammy Award-winning blues artist who continues to captivate audiences with his unique blend of blues, rap, and funk. In this five-part series, we delve deep into the remarkable story of a man whose music has transcended generations, earning him tw…

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Part 2: A Portrait of Bobby Rush, the 90-year old Grammy-Award Winning Blues artist who is still going strong 29:00

4M ago29:00

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Join us on a captivating journey through the life and career of Bobby Rush, the legendary 90-year-old Grammy Award-winning blues artist who continues to captivate audiences with his unique blend of blues, rap, and funk. In this five-part series, we delve deep into the remarkable story of a man whose music has transcended generations, earning him tw…

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Part 3: A Portrait of Bobby Rush, the 90-year old Grammy-Award Winning Blues artist who is still going strong 28:57

4M ago28:57

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Join us on a captivating journey through the life and career of Bobby Rush, the legendary 90-year-old Grammy Award-winning blues artist who continues to captivate audiences with his unique blend of blues, rap, and funk. In this five-part series, we delve deep into the remarkable story of a man whose music has transcended generations, earning him tw…

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Part 4: A Portrait of Bobby Rush, the 90-year old Grammy-Award Winning Blues artist who is still going strong 29:00

4M ago29:00

29:00

Join us on a captivating journey through the life and career of Bobby Rush, the legendary 90-year-old Grammy Award-winning blues artist who continues to captivate audiences with his unique blend of blues, rap, and funk. In this five-part series, we delve deep into the remarkable story of a man whose music has transcended generations, earning him tw…

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Part 5: A Portrait of Bobby Rush, the 90-year old Grammy-Award Winning Blues artist who is still going strong 29:00

4M ago29:00

29:00

Join us on a captivating journey through the life and career of Bobby Rush, the legendary 90-year-old Grammy Award-winning blues artist who continues to captivate audiences with his unique blend of blues, rap, and funk. In this five-part series, we delve deep into the remarkable story of a man whose music has transcended generations, earning him tw…

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Liberation: Making Juneteenth Matter Every Day 16:15

5M ago16:15

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Former Mayor Amourence Lee joined Dr. Franklin to discuss a momentous day in American history that marked the actual end of African-American slavery in the United States, some two and a half years after President Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation had been made effective: Juneteenth. In 2024, the City of San Mateo declared Juneteenth an official C…

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122: What About Barabbas? 34:40

5M ago34:40

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In this episode, John and Elliot discuss the Biblical figure, Barabbas. During his brief appearance in all four canonical Gospels, Barabbas is presented as the anti-messiah that the people choose instead of Jesus. But John poses an interesting question: Was Barabbas the first recipient of Jesus' salvation? Join us as two thick-skinned friends from …

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121: Dr. Mohamed Elsanousi 20:30

5M ago20:30

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Pinna and Elsanousi discuss how faith leaders and religious institutions can be assets in conflict resolution and peacebuilding efforts around the world. They highlight examples where religious figures like the Pope and local faith actors have facilitated dialogue, mediation, and reconciliation in conflict-ridden areas. The conversation emphasizes …

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120: 120: Jonathan Randall 46:30

5M ago46:30

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The conversation covers a range of themes and topics revolving around Jonathan Randall's identity as a Jewish comedian and activist advocating for Palestinian rights. Randall discusses the distinction he sees between Judaism and Zionism, criticizing the Israeli government's treatment of Palestinians as a violation of Jewish values. He expresses sup…

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119: Rabbi David Rosen 40:00

5M ago40:00

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JT Pinna interviews Rabbi David Rosen. The conversation revolves around the Abrahamic Family House, a remarkable multi-faith complex in Abu Dhabi that houses a mosque, church, and synagogue side by side. Rabbi David Rosen, who serves as an advisor to the initiative, provides an in-depth overview of the complex, discussing its architectural design, …

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Harmony and Hope: The Jazz and Justice Church of Oakland 29:57

5M ago29:57

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Spotlighting the transformative work of the Plymouth United Church of Christ in Oakland, California. Led by the dynamic Rev. Marjorie Matthews, this vibrant community is a beacon of hope and healing for residents of Oakland. "No matter who you are or where you are on life's journey, you are welcome here," says Rev. Matthews, who shares her deep com…

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Guardian of the Redwoods: Environmental Activist Julia Butterfly Hill 28:58

5M ago28:58

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This week on "Like It Is," we chronicle the extraordinary efforts of environmentalist Julia Butterfly Hill, whose remarkable journey of activism captivated the nation. In an inspiring and unforgettable act of defiance, 23-year-old Julia lived in a 200-foot tall, 1000-year-old California Redwood tree named "Luna" for 738 days to prevent it from bein…

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Breaking the Bamboo Ceiling with Former Mayor Amourence Lee 29:01

5M ago29:01

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Delve into the complexities and challenges of public service with our special guest, Amourence Lee. As the former mayor of San Mateo, California, Lee offers an unfiltered look at the realities of being a public servant, as the first Asian woman elected to office in the largest City in her San Francisco, Bay Area County. In this compelling episode, …

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118: Breaking Cycles of Genocide: Rachel Miner, Bellwether International 42:53

6M ago42:53

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In the conversation, Rachel Miner discusses her organization Bellwether International, which focuses on disrupting the cycle of genocide and creating genocide-resistant societies. She explains their approach of combining top-down systems change with bottom-up grassroots resistance movements, empowering local "bellwethers" to lead peacebuilding effo…

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Paradigm Shift in Community Investment: San Francisco Foundation Koshland Fellowship 16:55

6M ago16:55

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Celebrating the North Central neighborhood in the City of San Mateo and 10 local leaders including Former Mayor Amourence Lee, honored by the prestigious Daniel E. Koshland Civic Unity Community Fellowship. For forty years, this fellowship program has empowered over 500 community leaders and invested $7M+ in over 35 neighborhoods throughout the Bay…

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Stereotyping in Focus: Meet the Author of "Reel Bad Arabs" 28:58

6M ago28:58

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Join our conversation with renowned Lebanese-American media critic, scholar, and author Jack Shaheen to discuss his groundbreaking work on how Hollywood perpetuates harmful stereotypes of Arabs and Muslims in Western media. As the author of "Reel Bad Arabs," Jack Shaheen dedicated his career to exposing and challenging racial and ethnic stereotypes…

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A Grandmother's Crusade: Dorothy Garner's Impact on Inner-City Youth 29:01

6M ago29:01

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This memorable and award-winning episode sheds light on the transformative impact of one woman and was honored with a Silver CINDY Award from the International CINDY Competition. In this edition of Like It Is, we pay tribute to the late Dorothy Garner, an extraordinary woman who was the first female prison corrections officer in the State of Michig…

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Triumph Over Domestic Violence: Barbara Hudson's Story of Survival 29:01

6M ago29:01

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In this edition of Like It Is, we focus on Barbara Hudson's story as a survivor of domestic violence. She bravely shares her story of abuse encompassing various forms such as physical aggression, threats, and control. In the United States, approximately 1 in 4 women and 1 in 9 men experience severe intimate partner physical violence and other forms…

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