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FRESH Labs: The Greenroom

FRESH Labs: The Greenroom

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 The Greenroom learns from some of the world’s most transformational advocates about how they flipped the script. Host Courtney Martin gets into intimate, strategic conversation with the people who are changing the conversations we’re having about care, money, violence, and love. Diving deep into longer half an hour episodes and getting straight to the heart of it in bite-sized minisodes, The Greenroom asks and answers big questions about how we co-create new stories and interrupt old ones.Fresh Speakers 社会科学
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  • Episode 14 :: Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Katharine K. Wilkinson Minisode - A Joyful Education

    Episode 14 :: Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Katharine K. Wilkinson Minisode - A Joyful Education
    2025/02/10

    In this minisode, Courtney dives into what we can learn from community in building conversations with real staying power and how friendship is a love language all its own.
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    7 分
  • Episode 13 :: Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Katharine K. Wilkinson - Quilting Community

    Episode 13 :: Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Katharine K. Wilkinson - Quilting Community
    2025/02/10

    This last episode of the Greenroom features not one but two brilliant humans: Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Dr. Katharine K. Wilkinson, a dynamic duo of climate scientists who are the visionaries behind the best-sellingAll That We Can Save.

    We talk about rage walks, asks that feel like invitations, and DMing celebrities on Insta. It’s a laughter-filled conversation that provides a deep celebration of the power of the collective alongside the nitty gritty of book publishing.
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    48 分
  • Episode 12 :: Bridgit Antoinette Evans Minisode - A decolonial awakening

    Episode 12 :: Bridgit Antoinette Evans Minisode - A decolonial awakening
    2024/12/12

    • In this minisode, Courtney dives into her and Bridgit’s conversation about watching Roots on TV and having, what Bridgit calls a “decolonial awakening.” She gets curious about how we bring our assorted gifts or superpowers to make sense of past and present suffering to shape where we go from here.
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    8 分
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