Resistance Radio

Resistance Radio- Interview of Bonnie Brady

Bonnie Brady is executive director of the Long Island Commercial Fishing  Association. She lives in Montauk, NY, with her husband, a commercial fisherman, and their two daughters. Today we talk about harms caused by offshore wind energy facilities.

Resitance Radio - Interview with Dr. Warren Hern

Dr Warren Hern is a physician and epidemiologist who has a private medical practice in Boulder, Colorado, specializing in women’s healthcare. But he has studied the issue of the effects of human activities on local and global ecosystems for over fifty years. Among his observations is that the human species seriously affects all ecosystems and habitats in which it is located; and the human species now has all the major characteristics of a malignant process on the planet.

This has come about because humans have culture, and cultural adaptations that have become malignant maladaptations that threaten the survival of not only human species, but many other species on the planet. His new book, Homo Ecophagus, a Deep Diagnosis to Save the Earth, is a presentation of this idea in detail. The comparison with cancer is a diagnosis not an analogy. Homo Ecophagus is Dr. Hern's new name for our species. It means “the man who devours the ecosystem.

Resistance Radio- Interview of David Mattson

David Mattson grew up in western South Dakota and escaped to the wilds of the northern Rockies during his late teens. He studied large carnivores for most of his professional life--grizzly bears in Yellowstone and mountain lions in the Southwest--and was an educator at Yale and MIT during a later professional incarnation. After retiring in 2013 he joined his wife Louisa Willcox in advocating for wild lands and wild carnivores. David has been instrumental in keeping grizzly bears protected, either through science or advocacy, for the last 20 years.

Resistance Radio interview of Deanna Meyer

Deanna Meyer is a long time environmental activist. She is on the board of Deep Green Resistance, and is the founder and president of Prairie Protection Colorado. Deanna lives in the Pike National Forest and is currently working to expose the lies and detrimental policies of the Forest Service and their plans to destroy public land forests up and down the Front Range of Colorado and throughout the West.

Resistance Radio - Interview of Joshua Wright

Joshua Wright dropped out of high school to become an activist when he was 14 years old.  He’s a Forest Defender based out of Washington state and has just released his film “Eden’s Last Chance,” which documents his journey into radical radical environmentalism.”

LC A Conversation with the Creator of the Bio-Scalar EESystem Technolgy with Dr. Sandra Rose Michael, DNM, PhD, DCSJ

A Conversation with the Creator of the Bio-Scalar EESystem Technology with Dr. Sandra Rose Michael, DNM, PhD, DCSJ

Resistance Radio - Interview of Deena Metzger

Deena Metzger. a writer and feminist and ecological thinker has published over 19 books, and has been teaching writing for over fifty years. La Negra y Blanca won the Oakland PEN Literature Award. Her penultimate novel, A Rain of Night Birds, focuses on two climatologist, one Native, who confront what they know and what they learn from the land and the cosmos.And earlier novel, The novel, The Other Hand, is an epistolary novel addressed to Cardinal Lustiger, by the protagonist, a cosmologist, who states that the Holocaust and the Bomb are the two Koans of the Twentieth Century. In La Vieja: A Journal of Fire, her latest novel, La Vieja takes up residence in a fire lookout in the Sierras, watching for fires and crossing the borders between time and space, human and animal.  She originated the genre, the Literature of Restoration, to promote spirit based, earth-based writing free of the seeds of extinction and climate collapse. She lives at the end of the road in the Santa Monica mountains, with Coyote, Bobcat, Mountain Lion, Squirrel, Owl, Raven and more on land she and the community have designated as a sanctuary for all beings, and regularly meets with African Elephants in the wild. deenametzger.net.

Resistance Radio - Interview of Michael Kellett

Michael Kellett is executive director of the New England nonprofit organization, RESTORE: The North Woods, which he co-founded in 1992. He has been involved in national park, wilderness, public land, and endangered species issues for more than 30 years. In 1994, he developed the proposal for a 3.2-million-acre Maine Woods National Park, which laid the groundwork for the 2016 designation by President Obama of Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument. In Massachusetts, he has worked to protect Walden Woods and Henry David Thoreau’s birthplace, and helped to develop legislation introduced in 2019, which would protect state conservation lands from logging and other development

Resistance Radio - Interview of Rebecca Wildbear

Rebecca Wildbear, MS, E-RYT 500, is the author of Wild Yoga: A Practice of Initiation, Veneration, & Advocacy for the Earth. She is the creator of a yoga practice called Wild Yoga, which empowers individuals to tune in to the mysteries that live within the earth community, dreams, and their wild nature so they can live a life of creative service. She has been leading Wild Yoga programs since 2007 and also guides other nature and soul programs through Animas Valley Institute. Visit her online at www.rebeccawildbear.com.

Resistance Radio - Interview of Richard Halsey

Richard W. Halsey loves sharing the magic of Nature, especially when it comes to chaparral, California's most extensive native plant community. He started teaching natural history as a 16-year-old volunteer naturalist at the El Dorado Nature Center in Long Beach, California, enjoyed learning about biology and anthropology in college, then taught high school biology, chemistry, and physics for two decades, leading his students on dozens of wilderness experiences to discover the preciousness of life. Since founding and directing the California Chaparral Institute in 2004, Richard has written a handful of research papers, a couple books, a fair number of editorials, and has given hundreds of presentations, all concerning chaparral ecology and the importance of reestablishing our connection with Nature

Resistance Radio - Interview of Joan Maloof

Joan Maloof, Ph.D., works to educate others regarding the extent and condition of our forests, and to encourage their preservation. She founded an organization with the goal of creating a network of protected forests across the US; that organization, the Old-Growth Forest Network, now has thousands of supporters and over 185 forests in 32 states ( www.OldGrowthForest.net). Maloof is a professor emeritus at Salisbury University where she taught Biological Sciences and Environmental Studies. She is the author of numerous research articles and five books. Her new book is Nature’s Temples: A Natural History of Old Growth Forests.