A Change is a Chance
It is my mission to seek the truths behind the systemic problems causing the gaps between the haves and have nots, bring to the forefront grassroots efforts and solutions we must rally around, expose the propaganda and misinformation that has held back progress towards a more…
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Episode 50: Reflecting on Sustainability in Earth's Operating System (opens the original)
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In this episode, I spoke with past guest, Mr. David Gottfried, known as the father of the global green building movement, about his upcoming book, Regen360: An Operating System for a Regenerative Earth, which considers why we’ve failed to prioritize climate action and health. He asks the question, “Why don’t we treat Earth as home?” Throughout our conversation, I was blown away by the various connections David made to misogyny, capitalism, and much more. In exploring the history, psychology, and
Episode 49: Developing Critical Artificial Intelligence Literacy in the Modern Era (opens the original)
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In this episode, I spoke with award-winning Dutch philosopher on AI ethics, Ajuna Soerjadi, about the history of injustices within artificial intelligence We explored datasets, structural biases, data centers, and more. Learning how the debate around AI connects to topics of climate justice, educational inequity, and mental health, I’ve been able to better see AI’s role in our future. Yes, AI makes life more convenient. But, we must find a balance between justice, profit, and truth before we’re
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