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No-Bullsh!t VeganAuthor Anne Broyles on empowering kids to tackle climate change with veganismWe discuss Anne's new children's book, Eating to Save the Planet: How Veganism Helps Fight Climate Change. We also explore how Anne's Cherokee heritage and commitment to diversity shape her writing, why kids need books that act as "windows and mirrors," and how young readers (and the rest of us) can take climate action through our food choices. From sobering stats to inspiring stories, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in raising the next generation of compassionate change-makers, without being, as Anne says, a "vegeterrible."
2025-08-0542 min
The Curious Cat Bookshop PodcastBonus episode: "My whole life is a lesson in perserverance": author Anne BroylesSend us a textWe're bringing you a bonus episode of The Curious Cat Bookshop today: the recording of our event from August 2024 interviewing picture book author Anne Broyles about her writing life and how she ended up writing picture books for children after a life of service in the clergy and a career writing a variety of different kinds of work for adults. This audio episode has been edited for length. We also want to note for listeners that Anne had some visual aids in this episode, so if you'd like to see the photos and...
2025-07-1350 min
The Academy PodcastLiving as God's Beloved with Larry PeacockIn this Academy Podcast episode, Rev. Larry Peacock reminds us of our essential nature as God’s beloved. Larry is the Director of the Franciscan Spiritual Center in Milwaukie, Oregon, has led retreats and workshops for groups and churches across the country and is the author of "The Living Nativity – Preparing for Christmas with St Francis," and "Openings: A Daybook of Saints, Sages, Psalms and Prayer Practices" and many articles on liturgy and spirituality. He pastored United Methodist churches in England, Michigan, and California for 30 years before moving to Massachusetts to become Executive Director of Rolling Ridge Retreat and Conference Cent...
2022-09-1328 min
ÉmotionsPeut-on vivre avec la guerre ? (1/2)Descendre dans l’abri anti-aérien, quitter sa maison en emportant ce qu’on peut sous le bras, laisser derrière soi une partie de sa famille… En Europe, on pensait ces images réservées aux livres d’histoire. Mais c’est une perspective occidentalo-centrée. Ailleurs, les conflits armés se succèdent. Quel est leur impact émotionnel ? Se transmet-il ? Peut-on apprendre à vivre avec la guerre ? Et après, comment se reconstruire, si c’est possible ?Dans cet épisode, la journaliste et autrice Prune Antoine nous fait entendre 7 témoignages, de personnes dont la vie a été bouleversée pa...
2022-05-0236 minÉmotionsPeut-on vivre avec la guerre ? (2/2)Descendre dans l’abri anti-aérien, quitter sa maison en emportant ce qu’on peut sous le bras, laisser derrière soi une partie de sa famille… En Europe, on pensait ces images réservées aux livres d’histoire. Mais c’est une perspective occidentalo-centrée. Ailleurs, les conflits armés se succèdent. Quel est leur impact émotionnel ? Se transmet-il ? Peut-on apprendre à vivre avec la guerre ? Et après, comment se reconstruire, si c’est possible ?Dans cet épisode, la journaliste et autrice Prune Antoine nous fait entendre 7 témoignages, de personnes dont la vie a été bouleversée pa...
2022-05-0235 min
TulsaPeople MagazineEpisode 2: Michael Broyles with Raise Your Voice!As a continuation of our arts education focus this month, Anna interviews Michael Broyles about Tulsa Opera's Raise Your Voice! program, which creates before- and after-school choir opportunities at public schools which no longer offer vocal music during the school day.
More on the program: Tulsa Opera Wins Prestigious 2018 Governor’s Arts in Education Award and Raise Your Voice!
Later in the episode: Anne Brockman catches us up on what's happening in the Tulsa foodie scene, including the arrival of Peacemaker and the impending opening of Mother Road Market.
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2018-08-1545 min