The VG Daily: 003 - Individual Action
Why is individual change just as important as industry/corporate/government change in environment? That's what we're talking about today! Thanks to everyone who tuned in!
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TSL: SFN - Make Me Smile w/ Miist
Miist is a Billboard-charting artist and author whose life reads like it shouldn't be possible — abandoned at five, a terminal cancer survivor, and a self-taught songwriter who didn't pick up a pen until her 30s. That unlikely path produced over 100 compositions, a historic
Someone Tell Me What We’re Celebrating: Struggling with Patriotism in America
This year, we didn't do anything for July 4th. And I was completely okay with it. No barbecue, no friends or family over, no sense that we were supposed to be marking something bigger than an ordinary Tuesday. We saw some fireworks from a distance, little bursts of
Cars aren’t freedom. They’re a cage.
In 1974, an Austrian philosopher named Ivan Illich sat down and did the math on the American car. He added up everything — the driving, the parking, the hours spent earning money to pay for the thing, the gas, the insurance, the registration, the repairs. All of it. He came up
TSL: SFN - A Better World Is Possible w/ Meera Subramanian
Meera Subramanian is an award-winning environmental journalist with over two decades of experience writing about the natural world and climate crisis. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, The New Yorker, Nature, and Orion, where she's a contributing editor. Her first book, A River Runs