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The Ethnobotany of Cacao Cacao, coco butter, chocolate. Where does it come from? Who is cultivating this bean? Who is using it? For What? Learn all about it with host Brother Tandre and Arturo Gómez-Pompa, Professor of Botany at UC Riverside.
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Pacific Organic Produce with their new juice "Purity"; Peace and Dignity Journey 2004.
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Patricia Douglas, Native Woman from Oakland, and member of the Achiever Program, with the story of her grandmother; Mark Achbar talks about his film The Corporation.
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An upcoming campaign: Reclaim the Commons.
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George Lakoff Special
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Native American activist, leader, and scholar, Ward Churchill, speaking in Oakland on "Perversions of Justice."
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Helena Norberg-Hodge, founder of International Society for Ecology and Culture. Miguel Molina on Cinco de Mayo.
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Indigenous Permiculture; This week’s edition of Living Voices.
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Dryland farming in a Hopi community in Arizona; Greg McVicor produces Bay Native Circle, a new segment on Seven Generations; Living Voices.
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This week’s edition of Living Voices, profiling Native Hawaiins and Native Americans; La Brava returns with First Nations News: An update on Big Mountain; Our annual rebroadcast of an interview with founders of Seeds of Change, Dr. Alan Kapuler and Dr. Howard Shapiro; Plus music and poetry.
