On this week’s show we are joined by special guest John Clark, a professor and visionary from New Orleans, and an associate of Ecosocialist Horizons. Author of the recently published book “The... read more »
~ by Daniel Tanuro (Translated by Richard Fidler) Contrary to the false but extremely popular Easter Island metaphor advanced by Jared Diamond,[1] the environmental deterioration we are now observing... read more »
This week on the hour of the horizon we are treated to a rare appearance of our special guest Fred Ho. Fred Ho is an author, composer, performer, baritone saxophone player, visionary, strategist, canc... read more »
~ by Ivan Marovic, 2012 ~ In the year that is behind us (2011), we have witnessed an unprecedented upheaval around the world: Arab Spring in the Middle East, the rise of Indignados in Spain, and prote... read more »
This week, on the 100th anniversary of the premiere performance of “The Rite of Spring” by Igor Stravinsky, which provoked a riot in Paris in 1913, we bring you a report of the the global ... read more »
We find ourselves in an economic crisis that is every day growing both more acute and more generalized. Economic crisis is all at once vast and intimate, social and technical, political and personal.
If how we grow and how we eat are emblematic of who we are, as the well-known adage suggests, then we should bear witness to Vandana Shiva's insight that "The hijacking of our food systems is the hijacking of our democracy."
Capitalism is the culprit behind the global warming trend because it is based on endless production of goods and services running on or made up of fossil fuels, which release greenhouse gases when used.