Nonviolent Peaceforce Co-Founder Mel Duncan joins Nonviolence Radio to discuss the growing use and acceptance of unarmed civilian protection.

Michael Nagler moves from co-host to interviewee in this episode of Nonviolence Radio to discuss the power of principled nonviolence.

Hardy Merriman joins Nonviolence Radio to offer concrete, practical advice on how to show up for our Constitution and protect the principles it rests upon.

University of Minnesota Assistant Professor Josef Woldense joins Nonviolence Radio to discusses his research on Haile Selassi’s rule in Ethiopia and the way lack of trust shapes authoritarian regimes.

Author Sumbul Ali-Karamali joins Nonviolence Radio to discuss the true meaning and rich history of Shariah — a profoundly misunderstood and misrepresented term.

Professors Ron Hirschbein and Amin Asfari join Nonviolence Radio to talk about the motives and drives that generate conspiracy theories, particularly ones that have led to attacks on Jewish and Muslim communities.

Nonviolence Radio shares a powerful talk by renowned Anishinaabe author and activist Winona LaDuke, plus Michael Nagler’s latest Nonviolence Report.

Atlanta-based activist Amisha Harding joins Nonviolence Radio, along with two participants of the Reparations Procession, Oakland.

Tarek Mounib joins Nonviolence Radio to discuss the free trip to Egypt he offered to Americans struggling with deep cultural biases — and the film that documented the journey.

Nonviolence Radio shares a timely talk by UC Berkeley’s Otherness and Belonging Institute Director john a. powell.