How We Change the World

Over the course of four decades holistic psychotherapist, author, and poet Dr. Ed Tick has dedicated his life to healing the invisible wounds of war. His work transcends borders and conflicts, bringing hope and healing to veterans, trauma survivors, and, most recently, soldiers on both sides of the Ukrainian-Russian war. Through spiritual practices, deep soul work, and ancient traditions, Ed addre...

Click here to see full show notes and photos on our website. Kayla and Molly , two volunteers with profound personal stories of overcoming addiction and sexual exploitation, join Sarah Davison Tracy to support the Asha program in India. Together, they help empower young girls at risk of child marriage and human trafficking by providing them with vocational skills. Their shared experiences allow th...

Sherri Goodman , a pioneering expert in environmental security and former Pentagon official, discusses her book, " Threat Multiplier: Climate, Military Leadership, and the Fight for Global Security ". Sherri explains how climate change acts as a "threat multiplier," intensifying global security risks , and the critical importance of preventing climate-driven conflicts before th...

Full Show Notes & Photos What if the food on your plate could talk to your genes? ⁠Dr. Rosane Oliveira⁠ unravels this fascinating interplay, showing how our everyday choices can significantly impact our genetic expression and overall health and longevity. As the founder of the Integrative Medicine department at UC Davis and President and CEO of the ⁠Plant-Based Life Foundation⁠ , Dr. Oliveira...

Click here to see full show notes and SPECTACULAR photos (by Nat Geo photographer Pete McBride.) Kevin Fedarko's challenging journey through the Grand Canyon ignited a fervent commitment to raise awareness about the park's fragile natural beauty and its profound significance to the indigenous tribes who consider the canyon lands sacred. Kevin captured the transformative journey in his New...

See full show notes & photos on our website. In 2024, Dr. Caleigh Campbell opened Refine Physical Therapy , a private practice devoted entirely to helping women, men, and non-binary individuals with pelvic related issues. Refine Physical Therapy is located in Denver, Colorado , and provides specialized Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy . With a strong foundation in orthopedics as well as Pelvic fl...

Click to See Photos & Full Show Notes Can one couple’s passion for horses transform into a nationwide mission to end equine suffering? Tawnee Preisner, co-founder of the Horse Plus Humane Society, has spent more than two decades rescuing horses from abuse, neglect, and slaughter. Their modest beginnings have exploded into a powerhouse of equine advocacy, reshaping the landscape of horse rescue...

In this episode, we're joined by the remarkable Dr. Steve Babson, a man who has spent his life studying and teaching the intricacies of labor movements and political dynamics. His latest book, Populism: When America's Farmers Turned Left to Save Democracy , takes us back to the late 1800s, a time when America's farmers rallied against corporate giants to defend democracy. The parallels...

Click here to see full show notes, links and photos. Jacquelyn Francis , a renowned climate scientist and founder of the Global Warming Mitigation Project , is embarking on an extraordinary 600-mile electric bike journey. Starting on July 12th, 2024, Jacquelyn will pedal from Aspen , Colorado , to Sun Valley, Idaho , symbolizing our collective commitment to combating climate change. Click here to...

See Full Shownotes, Photos & More on our Website Michael J. Kline is a transformative coach known as the "enoughness guy." Michael's recent TED Talk, " Why You Never Feel Good Enough ," explores the pervasive issue of self-worth and offers profound insights into achieving enoughness in our lives. In this episode Michael shares his journey of self-discovery, including hi...

Click to see full show notes and photos on our website. Michael Sheldrick , co-founder and Chief Policy, Impact, and Government Affairs Officer at Global Citizen and his team make global change happen by combining pop culture with policy change that impacts real lives. In this episode, Michael shares insights from his journey and his new book, " From Ideas to Impact: A Playbook for Influencin...

Click here to see photos & full show notes Can embracing our authentic selves catalyze global healing and positive change? Cynthia Jurs , sacred activist and author of " Summoned by the Earth: Becoming a Holy Vessel for Healing Our World ," believes it is not only possible but a profound responsibility we all share. In this episode, Cynthia shares her journey from becoming a Dharma t...

In this episode, we explore the world of climate change and the science of denial with acclaimed, New York Times bestselling author David Lipsky . His latest book, The Parrot and the Igloo: Climate and the Science of Denial, unravels the complex web of climate change, historical perspectives, and the intricate dance of denial that has shaped our current predicament. From the pioneering scientists...

Click here for full show notes and photos In 1993, Sunniva Sorby was part of the first all-women expedition team to ski across Antarctica to the South Pole. That historic journey launched a thirty-year career of wilderness adventure, eventually transforming Sunniva into a citizen scientist conducting climate change research in both the Antarctic and Arctic regions. Along with her endeavors, Sunniv...

See full show notes and photos on our web site. Can embracing our authentic selves catalyze global healing and positive change? Dr. Royce Fitts , holistic counselor and author of " The Geography of the Soul ," believes it is not only possible but a profound responsibility we all share. Dr. Royce Fitts is a licensed marriage and family therapist, theologian, and minister whose work blends...

In this conversation with Sol , we discuss the transformative power of connecting ancient wisdom with the challenges and opportunities of modern life. Sol, also known as Kat Ross, is a ray of light in the realms of healing and personal transformation. Her journey from a successful career in the solar industry to embracing her true calling as a modern-day medicine woman after a profound period of g...

This week on "How We Changed the World," we are thrilled to be joined by Ditte Lysgaard Vind , a visionary in the field of sustainable design and circular economy. As the author of " Danish Design Heritage and Global Sustainability " and a staunch advocate for the integration of environmental considerations into design, Ditte shares her profound insights into the potential of D...

👉🏼 See Full Show Notes & Photos Here 🎙️ World-changers are at their best when they are emotionally resilient . If you're in pursuit of rapid and profound emotional healing—beyond what traditional talk therapy offers—this episode is for you. Join us as we revisit the methods of Dr. Deb Sandella , a distinguished psychotherapist with nearly 50 years of expertise. Dr. Sandella founded the R...

FULL SHOW NOTES & PHOTOS Did you know that beagles, one of America’s most cherished dog breeds, are the most common canine victims of laboratory testing due to their extremely docile nature? This heartbreaking reality motivates Shannon Keith, our guest today, who is an animal rights lawyer and the founder of the Beagle Freedom Project . Beagle Freedom Project is the world’s leading organizatio...

SEE FULL SHOWNOTES & PHOTOS Can the practice of mindfulness truly reshape society and help us solve our intractable challenges like climate change, endless war, and increasing polarity? Join us as Oren Jay Sofer , renowned mindfulness and nonviolent communication expert, explores this critical question. In this episode of "How We Change the World," Oren draws insights from his latest...

Fifteen years ago, Thomas Keown discovered his life's mission in the slums of Kenya: to combat child injustice through systemic change. Today, his initiative, Many Hopes, is making strides worldwide, proving that children saved from poverty and abuse can become tomorrow's leaders of change. In this episode, Thomas shares the story behind Many Hopes and its innovative approach to ending chi...

SEE FULL SHOW NOTES & PHOTOS Join us as we explore the journey of Mohammed Alatar , a Palestinian filmmaker committed to depicting the struggles and resilience within Occupied Palestine. Through his unique perspective, Alatar narrates his journey from his birth in the West Bank city of Jenin, to reaching global recognition as he employs the power of cinema to champion human rights and illumina...

Animal Rescue Corps (ARC) protects dogs, cats, and scores of other domesticated animals across North America and beyond through large-scale Emergency Animal Rescue & Disaster Response, Shelter Relief, and Education & Training. Whether it’s a situation of animal hoarding, puppy mills, dogfighting, natural disasters, cruelty, or basic neglect, the number of companion animals living in deplor...

Michael Dexter is the visionary founder behind Climate Herald , a groundbreaking platform that promotes local action on climate change. His journey into the world of environmental advocacy was deeply influenced by his personal experiences, including the repeated flooding of his childhood home, which underscored the tangible impacts of climate issues. His extensive background as a former Environmen...

See full show notes and photos on our website. Amidst the 2020 pandemic lockdown, an isolated college student stumbled upon a shocking paradox while watching the news - farmers wasting surplus food, leading to an environmental crisis, while food banks struggled to meet demand. This disturbing dichotomy struck a chord with ⁠Aidan Reily⁠ , a ⁠Brown University⁠ junior, and his best friend, ⁠James Kan...