Anishinaabe Thinking, Being, Doing, Knowing, and Living
Join Host Christine Luckasavitch with Dr. Amy Shawanda, an Odawa kwe from Wikwemikong unceded territory whose academic work is focused on Anishinaabe motherhood, specifically identifying the challenges, tensions, and strengths of incorporating traditional teachings and pedagogies in daily life.
The Carceral State: A Spiritual Biography Continued
Join Janet Moses, MD, and Host Michael Lerner as they discuss the Bob Moses Conference on the Carceral State and continue their exploration of Janet’s life with her husband Bob Moses, the legendary civil rights leader. Watch or listen to the earlier conversation between Michael and Janet here.
Catching Up to the Science of Cancer Care
Join Host Michael Lerner in this conversation with Dr. Wayne Jonas about how whole-person care can become part of routine oncology.
Three Surprisingly Effective Complementary Cancer Therapies: Aspirin, Vitamin D, and Melatonin
Join Host Michael Lerner with the CancerChoices team for a webinar conversation about the surprisingly good evidence of effectiveness for improving survival and reducing risk of cancer for three complementary therapies: aspirin, vitamin D, and melatonin.
Let’s Celebrate Gratitude
In a special presentation for the holidays, join us in welcoming Commonweal’s own Rachel Naomi Remen, MD, and musician Karen Drucker: two feisty women of a certain age who have been friends for years. In this episode we sing together, hear stories together, and tell some of our own.
Ecosocial Collapse and the Lithium Triangle in Argentina, Bolivia, and Chile (Spanish-only)
~In Spanish language only~ ~Co-presented by Commonweal New School and the Omega Network~ Dr. Maristella Svampa and Enrique Viale join Host Tom Kruse from the Rockefeller Brothers Fund to explore “ecosocial collapse” in Latin America. They contextualize ecosocial collapse as part of the history of unjust extractive dynamics between Latin America and the Global North. […]
Rationing in the Polycrisis
Managing increasing demand for water, clean air, minerals, energy, and food is rapidly becoming one of our greatest challenges. What strategies are available to us? Are there alternatives to winners and losers? Join hosts Michael Lerner and Joan Diamond for a conversation about the issues of scarcity, justice, social order, and planetary limits.
Radical Remission: 10 Healing Factors Common among Exceptional Cancer Survivors
Join CNS Host Michael Lerner for a conversation with Kelly Turner, New York Times bestselling author of Radical Remission and Radical Hope. Kelly featured Michael in a Hay House 10-episode docuseries, Radical Remission, about cancer survivors who defied their diagnoses.
Lara Bazelon and Host Lyons Filmer
Join Host Lyons Filmer in conversation with law professor, advocate, author, and mother Lara Bazelon about embracing imbalance when it comes to work, life, and motherhood. This is the second conversation in our Empowering Women series of conversations.