Bioneers is inspiring a shift to live on Earth in ways that honor the web of life, each other and future generations. Award winning national and international radio series. "Revolution from the Heart of Nature".
Today: Not In My Front Yard: Race and the Environment
It’s a fact of life that communities of color and low-income communities suffer the worst environmental damage. Urban planner Greg Watson, physician Martha Arguello and others, show how these communities have found practical ways to reclaim the health and well-being of both their communities and their health. (10-21)

Bioneers is inspiring a shift to live on Earth in ways that honor the web of life, each other and future generations. Award winning national and international radio series. "Revolution from the Heart of Nature"
Today: Who’s in Charge? How Communities Are Outlawing Corporate Factory Farming
Powerful corporations can pollute communities and override local decision-making – legally. Attorney Tom Linzey is working to restore democracy by challenging the underlying laws and assumptions that give corporations civil rights without civil responsibilities. (10-20)

Bioneers is inspiring a shift to live on Earth in ways that honor the web of life, each other and future generations. Award winning national and international radio series. "Revolution from the Heart of Nature"
Today: Nature, Culture and the Art of Relationships
Ecology is the superb art of interdependent relationships. Fritijof Capra, Jeannette Armstrong and Jeanne Achterberg, describe the complex and interconnected living systems whose models and principles can help heal our environment, our societies and ourselves. (10-19)

Bioneers is inspiring a shift to live on Earth in ways that honor the web of life, each other and future generations. Award winning national and international radio series. "Revolution from the Heart of Nature"
Today: The Trojan Gene: Genetic Engineering and the Future of Nature
A handful of biotech corporations are rewriting the genetic code of the living kingdom and changing the composition of our food and the way it is grown. Farmer Percy Schmeiser, technology expert Andrew Kimbrell, and professor and native American farmer John Mohawk, explore the implications of genetic engineering in its impact on the food we eat, the farmers who raise our food, the natural world and on society. (10-18)

Bioneers is inspiring a shift to live on Earth in ways that honor the web of life, each other and future generations. Award winning national and international radio series. "Revolution from the Heart of Nature"
Today: Organic and Beyond: Toward the De-industrialization of Agriculture
The biology of farming is complex and requires attentiveness to nature’s own ways of doing things. Andrew Kimbrell is leading the Organic and beyond Movement, a food revolution that offers health and food security for future generations, and rejects the destructive industrial food production model. (10-17)

Bioneers is inspiring a shift to live on Earth in ways that honor the web of life, each other and future generations. Award winning national and international radio series. "Revolution from the Heart of Nature"
Today: Ecological Design: Working with Nature to Heal Nature
"How would nature do it?" John Todd asks. An elder in the field of Biomimicry, John is imitating nature’s evolutionary genius to serve human ends harmlessly, using nature’s processes as the design for buildings, technologies and practical solutions to environmental devastation. (10-16)

Bioneers is inspiring a shift to live on Earth in ways that honor the web of life, each other and future generations. Award winning national and international radio series. "Revolution from the Heart of Nature"
Today: Ecological Medicine: Healing the Planet, Healing Ourselves
The coming age of ecological medicine reframes human health as interdependent with the health of our ecosystems, using prevention and precaution as guidelines. Join Charlotte Brody, Dr. Ted Schettler and Carolyn Raffensperger, as they describe how Ecological Medicine heals people by restoring the Earth. (10-15)

Bioneers is inspiring a shift to live on Earth in ways that honor the web of life, each other and future generations. Award winning national and international radio series. "Revolution from the Heart of Nature"
Today: The Alphabet vs. The Goddess: Word, Image & Nature
The destruction of the environment paralleled the decline of Goddess-worshiping cultures and the role of women in society. Author and surgeon Leonard Shlain provocatively attributes both to the rise of alphabetic literacy, but he says a counter-trend is now taking place because of new image-based technologies such as computers, television and film.

Bioneers is inspiring a shift to live on Earth in ways that honor the web of life, each other and future generations. Award winning national and international radio series. "Revolution from the Heart of Nature"
Today: A Sense of Wonder: Ecological Literacy and the Facts of Life
Does our very survival now depend on our ability to understand the facts of life, nature’s operating instructions, and how to live by them? Join the Center for Ecoliteracy’s Fritjof Capra, Zenobia Barlow and Esther Cook to learn how experiential, participatory education in the environment is revolutionizing education from kindergarten through high school through an education of the heart. (25-09)

Bioneers is inspiring a shift to live on Earth in ways that honor the web of life, each other and future generations. Award winning national and international radio series. "Revolution from the Heart of Nature"
Today: A Sense of Wonder: Ecological Literacy and the Facts of Life
Does our very survival now depend on our ability to understand the facts of life, nature’s operating instructions, and how to live by them? Join the Center for Ecoliteracy’s Fritjof Capra, Zenobia Barlow and Esther Cook to learn how experiential, participatory education in the environment is revolutionizing education from kindergarten through high school through an education of the heart. (25-09)

Bioneers is inspiring a shift to live on Earth in ways that honor the web of life, each other and future generations. Award winning national and international radio series. "Revolution from the Heart of Nature"
Today: Light at the Crossroads: Environment Meets social Justice
Because environmental destruction leads to scarcity, and scarcity leads to conflict, restoring the environment is key to peace. Yet those working for the environment and those working for social justice have not linked arms until recently. Van Jones invites us to bring down the social walls that we ourselves have built, and work together to counter the time-worn strategy of divide and conquer. (24-09)

Bioneers is inspiring a shift to live on Earth in ways that honor the web of life, each other and future generations. Award winning national and international radio series. "Revolution from the Heart of Nature"
Today: Think Globally, Act Non-Locally: Prayer, Healing and Fertility
Can consciousness change the actual outside physical world at a distance? Dr. Larry Dossey says it can. He describes how major scientific studies are revealing the healing power of intercessory prayer and distant intentionality. The revolutionary implications of these studies in the field of medicine are just beginning to be understood. (23-09)

Bioneers is inspiring a shift to live on Earth in ways that honor the web of life, each other and future generations. Award winning national and international radio series. "Revolution from the Heart of Nature"
Today: Seeing the Forest for the Trees: An Ecology of the Heart
Nine out of ten Americans strongly favor wilderness protection, but Federal policy actually threatens such preservation. In her decades of work at the U.S. Forest Service, Gloria Flora faced threats and harassment as she tried to protect the forest commons. She tells us that in order to sustain landscapes, we need to sustain ourselves, and in order to sustain ourselves, and we need to sustain landscapes. (22-09)

Bioneers is inspiring a shift to live on Earth in ways that honor the web of life, each other and future generations. Award winning national and international radio series. "Revolution from the Heart of Nature"
Today: Blue Gold: Who Owns the Rain?
As water tables plummet and a billion of us lack access to clean water, large global corporations are working to charge us for the rain. Visionary change-maker and author Maude Barlow describes how companies are turning water into a commodity, and we hear from activist Nancy Price about what people are doing around the world to stop it. (21-09)

Bioneers is inspiring a shift to live on Earth in ways that honor the web of life, each other and future generations. Award winning national and international radio series. "Revolution from the Heart of Nature"
Today: Tattooing the River: People, Place and the Art of Diversity
Award-winning painter Judy Baca describes how art can re-connect people to place, revive disappearing history, and repair cultural root systems. While working with at-risk youth to create The Great Wall of Los Angeles, the world’s longest mural, Baca realized that restoring a disappeared river also meant restoring disappeared cultures. (20-09)

Bioneers is inspiring a shift to live on Earth in ways that honor the web of life, each other and future generations. Award winning national and international radio series. "Revolution from the Heart of Nature"
Today: Connecting the Drops
Could Los Angeles stop draining water from the Colorado River and become self-sufficient? That’s a question that Andy Lipkis and his organization, Three People, are tackling in an unprecedented alliance with public works agencies. Their work proves that the more we learn about how ecosystems operate, the more sustainable we can design our cities and our human infrastructures. (09-19)

Bioneers is inspiring a shift to live on Earth in ways that honor the web of life, each other and future generations. Award winning national and international radio series. "Revolution from the Heart of Nature"
Today: All My Relations: Indigenous Vision
In these ecologically perilous times, many call for a fundamental change of heart if we are to restore vital ecosystems. Oren Lyons, Leslie Gray and John Mohawk remind us of the values that sustained indigenous people for thousands of years in a balance that supported the land, and offer direction toward nothing less than a value change for survival.

Bioneers is inspiring a shift to live on Earth in ways that honor the web of life, each other and future generations. Award winning national and international radio series. "Revolution from the Heart of Nature"
Today: Cultivating Women’s Leadership: The Revolution Is To Be Well
Young women across the US are stepping boldly into their power. From the heart of Native American and urban communities, this generation of engaged women is taking leadership beyond old models of hierarchy and self-sacrifice. Vickie Downey, Rha Goddess and Lateefa Simon express the soul and passion at the center of new collaborative, egalitarian approaches to promoting positive social and environmental change. (09-18)

Bioneers is inspiring a shift to live on Earth in ways that honor the web of life, each other and future generations. Award winning national and international radio series. "Revolution from the Heart of Nature"
Today: You are Where You Eat: Trans-farming Urban Food and Growing Community
LaDonna Redmond and Wil Bullock live in communities where 12-year olds suffer heart attacks, and where it’s easier to buy a semi-automatic weapon than an organic tomato. But they are changing that reality, providing access to fresh, healthy foods, and re-establishing the connections between food and community. (16-09)

Bioneers is inspiring a shift to live on Earth in ways that honor the web of life, each other and future generations. Award winning national and international radio series. "Revolution from the Heart of Nature"
Today: Close Encounters of the Biological Kind: Learning from the Locals
Nature bats last, but more importantly, it’s her playing field. Wouldn’t it be wise to learn the ground rules and how to play by them? Join Janine Benyus as she describes her exploration of biomimicry, the art of imitating nature’s evolutionary genius to serve human ends harmlessly. What can the Namibian beetle teach us about coping with drought? (15-09)