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At the Turning: Graham Peebles on the Future of Civilization
Are we living through the future of civilization - or the decline? Writer and documentary filmmaker Graham Peebles discusses his latest film, At the Turning, exploring the global crises facing humanity and the opportunities they present for transformation. A thought-provoking conversation on geopolitics, social justice, and the future of our shared world.


Justice Defenders: Reimagining Prison Reform Through Legal Education
What if prison could become a place where justice is restored rather than denied? In this episode, Alexander McLean, founder and CEO of Justice Defenders, shares how legal education is transforming prisons into places of learning, leadership, and service. Discover how empowering incarcerated people and prison staff with legal knowledge is expanding access to justice and reshaping justice systems from the inside out.


MedGlobal: Essential healthcare in the Middle East
MedGlobal is an international NGO working on the frontlines providing emergency relief, essential health services, and building stronger healthcare systems that endure beyond an immediate crisis.


Ending Homelessness in the United States
Homelessness in America is at an all-time high. Why? It is one of America’s most visible yet least understood challenges. It affects people from all walks of life, those who struggle with affordable housing, economic issues, or other barriers. What are the economic and systemic root causes? How can we end homelessness?


Dorothy Day and the Catholic Worker Movement
As leader of the Catholic Worker movement, founded in 1933, Dorothy advocated for civil rights, worker's rights, social justice and pacifism. A person of faith, but also a person of action. Join us as we talk to Kevin Ahern, professor of Religious Studies at Manhattan University and director of the Dorothy Day Center.


OXFAM America: Fighting Inequality To End Poverty and Injustice
Join us as we talk to Abby Maxman, President of Oxfam America to find out about their work in Gaza, South Sudan and other places around the world. Learn about the impact of the USAID shutdown.


CODEPINK: Women For Peace
CODEPINK is a women-led non-profit, grassroots organization that has worked to bring an end to U.S. wars and militarism and the war economy. Whether it's helping build local peace economies, supporting Palestinian rights, working to redirect tax dollars into healthcare, green jobs and other life-affirming programs CODEPINK has become a worldwide network of people committed to working for peace and social justice.
Our guest is Jodie Evans. Among her accomplishments, she is
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