James Cox
human insights with james cox
This podcast covers issues of Climate Change, Building a Socially Responsible Economy, Health and Life and Death.
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James Cox
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Jun 14, 2024
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Episodes
Living Abundantly in an Age of COVID : a chat w Dan Mangena 30.10.2020 29:40
Dan Mangena is a coach, author and podcaster with abundant life experiance and tried and true strategies. As an expert and author he has a number of books and programs that help people become their best selves. Dan says, "I am a simple man who wants to change the world for the better. Everything I do is with that purpose in mind." Be sure to check him out at https://dreamwithdan.com
Conservatism in America: a chat w Chuck Holden 20.09.2020 58:00
This is an epic podcast... Chuck Holden is a professor of American History at St Mary's College of Md. His course of studies has lead him to study conservatism in depth. This podcast looks at the forces driving conservatism and how it has changed over the past 250 years.
Plant-based Diets and Fitness: a chat w Geoff Palmer 14.09.2020 33:26
Geoff Palmer is a vegan body builder with a passion for promoting a plant-based diet and fitness. Geoff is the founder and CEO of Clean Machine
Laudato Si and Climate Change: a chat w Steve Knight 04.09.2020 44:24
Laudato Si is a papal encyclical issued by Pope Francis in 2015. I discuss its message with climate activist Steve Knight. The message is rich with insights valuable for people of all faiths. You can download the letter here http://w2.vatican.va/content/dam/francesco/pdf/encyclicals/documents/papa-francesco_20150524_enciclica-laudato-si_en.pdf
Solar Energy in 2020: a chat w Bill Driscoll 17.08.2020 14:04
Bill Driscoll is the founder of Ocean Solar, a NJ based firm that helps homeowners and business people take advantage of renewable energy.
Consumerism and Modern Society: a chat w Julia King 05.08.2020 42:31
Julia King is an anthropology professor at St Marys College of MD. Today we discuss how consumerism influences society, climate change, and how its changing given COVID.
Growing Entreprenuership in America:a chat w Robin Wilson an 30.07.2020 45:44
Robin Wilson, is an entreprenuer and author. She shares her insights into the need to foster new businesses, esp around sustainability. jonathan Cloud is the co-founder of possible planet.org
Comparing the Great Depression and the Current Economic Crisis: a chat w Chuck Holden 25.06.2020 1:01:46
Chuck Holden is a professor of History at St. Mary’s College of MD. Today we review the causes, policy decisions and history of the Great Depression and the 1930’s in order to better understand the current financial crisis in 2020.
What Does It Take To Mobilize To Address Climate Change? : a chat w Margaret Klein Salamon 18.06.2020 43:00
Margaret Klein Salamon is the Executive Director of The Climate Mobilization. She shares her perspective on what needs to be done to avert climate catastrophe. She is the author of Facing the Climate Emergency; in it she examines the psychological traps we are vulnerable too as well as empowering solutions to move the needle on climate change. Become a climate hero.
Fostering the Move to Organic and Regenerative Farming: a chat w David Rose and Victoria Zelin-Cloud 15.06.2020 46:59
David Rose is the founder and CEO of JustOne Organics , a regenerative food system. David is a leading thinker in sustainability, ecovillages and holistic community development. He shares his insights on what's required to accelerate the growth of regenerative farming. This conversation is another in a series recorded with the assistance of Victoria Zelin-Cloud, founder of PossiblePlanet.org. Poss...
How do we cut CO2 concentrations to 300ppm? a chat with Peter Fiekowsky and Jonathan Cloud 12.06.2020 48:10
Peter Fiekowsky is the founder and chairman of the Foundation for Climate Restoration . Peter lays out a variety of strategies to reverse the build up of CO2 in the atmosphere. This conversation is another in a series recorded with the assistance of Jonathan Cloud, founder of PossiblePlanet.org. Possible Planet is a 501c3 nonprofit that started as the Center for Regenerative Community...
The Current State of Climate Change : a chat w Mitch Wagener 09.06.2020 37:44
Mitch Wagener is a professor and educator on climate change, zoology and ecology. He has done a great deal of work on climate change and today we discuss the big picture of climate change and what needs to be done to avoid disaster. Mitch can be reached at wagenerm@wcsu.edu
Building a Movement for Climate Action: a chat w Paul Zeitz and Jonathan Cloud 04.06.2020 43:13
Todays conversation is with Paul Zeitz , founder of Build A Movement 2020 and activist for Climate Restoration. We discuss the current conditions for addressing climate change given the impact of Covid19. This conversation is the first in a new series recorded with the assistance of Jonathan Cloud, founder of PossiblePlanet.org. Possible Planet is a 501c3 nonprofit that started as the Center for R...
Ageism, Psychedelics, and the Path Forward: a chat w Art Mitchell 26.05.2020 35:27
Retirement and old age are changing. As 10,000 baby boomers retire each day the landscape of society is shifting to adjust. Our older years are complicated by a lack of adequete savings, corporate environments that are hostile to older workers, and an expanding life span due to medical advances. Today we chat with Art Mitchell the author of Grateful, Not Dead He shares his insights and we e...
A Survivor of Coronavirus Shares His Experience: a chat w Bruce Kersten 13.05.2020 56:48
A few months ago when I talked to Bruce, Coronavirus was so dominent in the news he didnt even want to say "coronavirus", instead saying "the C word". A week later, unknown to me, he became infected with Coronavirus. Catching up with him in recent weeks I realized there were lessons we can all learn from his experience. To learn more contact: James Cox Cell: 267 323 6936 Email: jamescoxpriva...
Ecorestoration Strategies to Rebuild Degraded Environments: a chat w John D. Liu 29.04.2020 43:44
John D. Liu is a film maker and environmental activist. His film 'Green Gold" looks at how arid and degraded areas have been greened and restored using regenerative strategies. He shares his work in building ecorestoration camps around the world. These camps not only restore the local environment, but also heal society and creates a greater sense of community. To learn more contact: James C...
Remaining Positive in 2020:a chat w Barbara McVeigh 27.03.2020 34:04
We talk to Barbara McVeigh about her effort to promote positivity in an age of stress and breakdown... nCov19, income inequality, market selloff, and more... How do we keep from being overwhelmed and carry on the fight to improve society and our lives? Barbara is an educator, social activist, author and film maker. To learn more contact: James Cox Cell: 267 323 6936 Email: jamescoxprivateema...
THE EVOLUTION OF SUSTAINABILITY: a chat w Bruce Kersten 18.03.2020 46:44
Bruce Kertsten is CEO of Savant Creative, an ethical and socially responsible marketing firm. We discuss how sustainability has changed and evolved over the past 10 years. For many years Bruce organized a monthly business round table for sustainable minded entreprenuers. To learn more go to his website To learn more contact: James Cox Cell: 267 323 6936 Email: jamescoxprivateemail@gmail.com
Reporting on nCov19 in China: a chat w Jennifer Zeng 14.03.2020 51:50
Jennifer Zeng is a correspondent with NTD and has been reporting on the Wuhan virus since January 2020. she shares her insights and experience which in many ways runs counter to the official version of the truth. To learn more contact: James Cox Cell: 267 323 6936 Email: jamescoxprivateemail@gmail.com
A World Beyond War:a chat w Greta Zarro 25.02.2020 24:17
Greta Zarro is organizing director of World Beyond War, an organization dedicated to grass roots opposition to the military industrial complex. War is the largest contributer to human suffering and environmental pollution, and is a huge driver of climate change. We discuss how a few people can make a difference in reshaping human destiny. To learn more contact: James Cox Cell: 267 323 6936 Email:&...
Managing Health Risk in 2020:a chat w Kathleen Cooper-Loher 11.02.2020 42:26
Kathleen Cooper-Loher is a former OR nurse and she shares her insights on the US healthcare system. We discuss the nCov in china and how individuals can manage risk and protect themselves. To learn more contact: James Cox Cell: 267 323 6936 Email: jamescoxprivateemail@gmail.com
Human Trafficking on the Rise: a chat w Kelly Galindo 13.01.2020 33:16
Kelly Galindo is a film maker and activist looking to raise awareness of the issue of Human Trafficking. Her film "26 Seconds" looks at this crisis in the modern world, as well as the organizations that are fighting Human Trafficking. This is an issue that is impacting lives everywhere, including our own nieghborhoods. Learn more, be informed, speak up... To learn more contact: James Cox Cell: 267...
The Tragedy of Homelessness: a chat w Gary Susich 10.01.2020 28:15
Today we chat with Gary Susich... he shares his experience being homeless for 3 years and how he currently helps the homeless in his community. It is a touching conversation about an issue that will become increasingly relevent as the economy weakens in the next recession. To learn more contact: James Cox Cell: 267 323 6936 Email: jamescoxprivateemail@gmail.com
Climate Adaptation and Systems Analysis: a chat w Ugo Bardi 08.01.2020 49:19
Ugo Bardi is a systems analyst focusing on the complex interrelationships of factors that are driving climate change. Mr Bardi is based in Florence Italy and has a background in the petrochemical industry. His book, "The Seneca Effect: Why Growth is Slow but Collapse is Rapid" , examines non-linear change. To learn more contact: James Cox Cell: 267 323 6936 Email: jamescoxprivateemail@gmail....
Politics and Income Inequality: a chat w Chuck Holden 06.01.2020 51:56
Chuck Holden is a professor of American History at Saint Mary's College of Maryland. Holden shares his insights on the role income inequality plays in our political scene. His book, "Republican Populist: Spiro Agnew and the Origins of Donald Trump’s America", can be found here . Its a great discussion, one of my favorites... apologies in advance for grounds keepers in the background :( To le...
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