The Whimsy Farm Podcast
The Whimsy Farm Podcast
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Carolyn Crane speaks with good people doing good things for social and environmental justice issues.
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The show focuses on social justice, environmental advocacy, grief surrounding political issues, and accountability for elected officials. Episodes include deep conversations with activists like Seth Donnelly discussing governmental accountability in genocide and Dr. Kim Bateman exploring grief during political unrest, particularly how it influences personal communication.
Carolyn Crane speaks with good people doing good things for social and environmental justice issues.
I talk about the life and death importance of thinking with philosopher Elizabeth Minnich. She recently released the expanded edition of her 2017 book The Evil of Banality. Minnich received her doctorate at The New School, where she was Hannah Arendt’s teaching assistant. For twenty-five years she was a professor at the Union Institute. She also wrote Transforming Knowledge, and with community organizer Si Kahn wrote The Fox in the Henhouse: How Privatization Threatens Democracy.
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