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s2e25 Summer Climate Resilience Special with Laura Lengnick and Meredith Leigh

We listen to highlights from previous climate resilience specials with authors Laura Lengnick, Resilient Agriculture, and Meredith Leigh, The Ethical Meat Handbook. Martha Cinader adds personal comments about changing behavior and recommends books. Poetry

s2e25 Summer Climate Resilience Special with Laura Lengnick and Meredith Leigh Featuring poetry by Vanessa Lee Miller and music by Baba Brinkman and DJs for Climate Action [link to transcript] SHOW NOTES s2e25July 25, 2024 view image We listen to highlights from previous climate resilience specials with authors Laura Lengnick, Resilient Agriculture, and Meredith Leigh, The Ethical Meat…

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Can't Stop Remix (feat Mariella) – Baba Brinkman Music Video

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December’s event will feature notable BC lawyer, mediator, and conflict resolution expert Sharon Sutherland who will share her story of how creativity has shown up in work and life through the lens of the global theme ‘pain’.

Sharon was one of the first Project Managers of the BC Court Mediation Program (1998-2003). From 2000-2014, Sharon was a faculty member at the University of British Columbia Faculty of Law where, in addition to a range of substantive legal courses, she taught an intensive clinical mediation program and supervised the Faculty’s Judicial Externship program. From 2006-2010, Sharon worked with Mediate BC to develop a province-wide Child Protection Mediation Practicum aimed at increasing the number of child protection mediators in under-serviced parts of BC. From 2014-2016, Sharon worked as a Knowledge Engineer in the development of the Civil Resolution Tribunal, focusing on both Strata and Small Claims streams.

With her background in practicum design and management, Sharon has a special interest in mediation mentorship. She has been a mediation mentor in a variety of programs (Small Claims, Child Protection, community mediations) since 1997. She is a founding Board member of CoRe Conflict Resolution Society where she manages the Speaker Series.

In June 2021, Sharon received an honorary doctorate from the Justice Institute of BC for contributions to conflict resolution through practice, advocacy, and the training and mentoring of mediators. Sharon also was honoured with the 2011 Susanna Jani Prize for Excellence in Mediation.

In addition to an LL.M. in ADR from Osgoode Hall Law School, Sharon received a M.A. in Drama and Theatre Studies from the University of London, and completed all work but her thesis towards a Ph.D. in Drama from the University of Toronto. This theatrical background continues to inform her teaching and practice. Sharon has participated in a variety of academic and practice-oriented projects in applied improvisation, Theatre of the Oppressed, and other theatre tools for conflict resolution.

Sharon is keenly interested in games as a tool for supporting team building, conflict prevention and conflict management. She has hosted several Collaborative Game Jams, and is a member of PignPotato Games. She is one of the designers of Zombie Fight or Flight, a collaborative card game, and designs and hosts Scavenger Hunts for team building.

Every month we ask our speaker a handful of probing questions to give us a deeper glimpse into their life and relationship with creativity:

How do you define creativity and apply it in your life and career? Margaret Boden’s definition of creativity as the ability to come up with ideas that are ”new, surprising, and valuable” resonates with me because it’s wide-ranging and captures possibilities in all areas of life. I try to appreciate creativity in all of its forms - artistic endeavours, cooking, strategic planning, games, team sports, etc.

Where do you find your best creative inspiration or energy? I’m energized by new experiences, change, and (unfortunately, perhaps) deadlines.

What’s one piece of creative advice or a tip you wish you’d known as a young person? Creativity applies to everything, including creating the work you want to be doing.

Who (living or dead) would you most enjoy hearing speak at CreativeMornings? Tahmoh Penikett, Rachel Bloom, Baba Brinkman.

What’s the craziest thing you’ve ever done? Captained a GISH team to victory! Essentially 8 days of making 223 of 227 impossible tasks and goofy acts of kindness happen. Personal craziest tasks would include acting as judge on the diving board of a literal jury pool, setting up a giant game of red rover with 53 wedding guests, re-enacting the pottery scene from “Ghost” using cement, public maple syrup and glittering a teammate, and zombie slow-speed tag at the mall.

What are you reading these days? Fanfiction - endless creativity and, occasional guilty pleasure, combined.

Where was the last place you travelled? Last non-work travel was to Greenland, and now I want to go straight back!

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Listen/purchase: Stay Home by Baba Brinkman

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Mike Posner, Baba Brinkman, Deepak Chopra, Dr. Michael Shermer on The Young Turks with Jayde Lovell. A TYT Interviews Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOs7_xfPr3k

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I just think hes a real neat dude and u shuld check him out ok bye

i mean WHO ELSE DECIDES THEYRE GONNA WRITE THE RAP VERSION OF THE CANTERBURY TALES FOR THEIR DISSERTATION? WHO DOES THAT? A PRETTY COOL DUDE THAT’S WHO.

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Watch "Natural Selection - Baba Brinkman - Rap Guide to Evolution Music Videos" on YouTube

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when r u crossing over into twink rap

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Imagine Earth Without Capitalism

Exploring a Resilient Future with alternatives to capitalism that are aligned with Earth's best practices with author & expert on agricultural resilience, Laura Lengnick. An award-winning soil scientist with 30 years of experience working as a researcher,

“I didn’t say I was right about things. I said I write about things.” –Oscar Peñaranda Exploring a Resilient Future with author & expert on agricultural resilience, Laura Lengnick S2Ep4- Imagine Earth Without Capitalism Music and Spoken Word by Climbing PoeTree, Baba Brinkman, DJs for Climate Change Laura Lengnick Laura Lengnick returns for our Winter Season Special for a conversation with…

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Help, I may have become slightly obsessed with coming up with lists of 50 items. (This will be the last one for a while, probably.) At least finding visual representations for 50 songs I like was an interesting challenge. Blank version here for anyone else who wants to fill this out.

(Song list below the break.)

Dinosaurs—Biscuithead and the Biscuit Badgers

Hammer to Fall—Queen

Frogs Don’t Understand Cheese—Shane Curry

The World is Just Awesome—Discovery Channel

A Kirin Tale—My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic

Culture of the Vulture—Dr. Chordate

Other Friends—Steven Universe

Entropic Time—A Capella Science

Yakko’s World—Animaniacs

Girl Talk—The Amoeba People

Mr. Darwin—David Haines

Birdhouse in Your Soul—They Might Be Giants

Snowmastodon—Ray Troll and the Ratfish Wranglers

Winter Wrap Up—My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic

Under Our Spell—Equestria Girls

A-G-L-E-T—Phineas and Ferb

Amphibian Ark—The Indoorfins

Carpe Diem—Phineas and Ferb

Endless Forms Most Beautiful—Nightwish

Cambrian Explosion—Brighter Lights, Thicker Glasses

Art of the Dress—My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic

I Love Science—Hank Green

Tiktaalik: Your Inner Fish—The Indoorfins

Cruisin’ the Fossil Freeway—Ray Troll and the Ratfish Wranglers

A Biologist’s St. Patrick’s Day Song—Adam Cole

Stream That I Call Home—The Whizpops!

Stronger Than You—Steven Universe

Mammal—They Might Be Giants

House Wren—Owl City

Living in a Box—Living in a Box

A Game of Strategy—Steven Price

God of the Gaps—Baba Brinkman

Satisfied—Hamilton

Wakko’s America—Animaniacs

Fields of Gold—Sting

The History of Everything—Barenaked Ladies

Perry the Platypus—Phineas and Ferb

Come Home Perry—Phineas and Ferb

Is Somebody Singing?—Chris Hadfield and Barenaked Ladies

Gigantic, Enormous, Ginormous, Genyornis—Professor Flint

Put a Banana in Your Ear—Jason Steele

Building the Crate—John Powell and Harry Gregson-Williams

Welcome to Jurassic Park—John Williams

Portuguese Man​-​o​-​War—John Hinton

Lonesome George—Adam Cole

Scatterlings of Africa—Johnny Clegg and Savuka

Archaeology—Danny Weinkauf

Time Traveling with a Shovel—Ray Troll and the Ratfish Wranglers

Summer Belongs to You—Phineas and Ferb

So Much More to Me—Equestria Girls

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Adirondack Theatre Festival Announces 26th Season

Adirondack Theatre Festival Announces 26th Season

Glens Falls, NY – Adirondack Theatre FestivalProducing Artistic Director, Chad Rabinovitz, is proud to announce the lineup for ATF’s 26th Anniversary Season.  The leading professional theatre in the Capital Region dedicated to new plays and musicals, ATF’s season runs June 12 – August 7, 2020 with performances at the Charles R. Wood Theater in Downtown Glens Falls, NY.  The summer season of fully…

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Listen/purchase: Molten Salt by Baba Brinkman

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Baba Brinkman’s Rap Guide to Consciousness - Assembly George Square Studios Edinburgh Fringe Festival

Baba Brinkman’s Rap Guide to Consciousness – Assembly George Square Studios Edinburgh Fringe Festival

  Dedee is still overseas, taking in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Here’s her latest report… In this show, Canadian rapper Baba Brinkman takes you through the science behind human consciousness. He explores different aspects of how our brains work, using his well honed skills of rap storytelling. His other shows covered topics such as climate change, religion and evolution, through a combination…