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The Hangout with David Sciarretta#103: Trust Kids More: Superintendent Dr. Michael NaglerSend us a textDr. Michael Nagler, an award-winning school superintendent from New York, shares his vision for reimagining education in the digital age where content knowledge alone is no longer sufficient. Through his 17 years of leadership in the Mineola School District, Dr. Nagler has pioneered approaches that prioritize skills development and student agency. His stance on cell phones in schools (spoiler alert: he’s not in favor of the rush to ban them) is just one of many intriguing ideas we discuss in this episode.Support the showI...
2025-08-0137 min
The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast:#25 : Professor Michael Nagler on teaching nonviolence through meditation and spirituality and the destiny of the human race“Nonviolence is both the deepest core of our being and also the destiny of the human race,” Michael Nagler says on this week’s episode of “The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast.” “All human progress has been a progress toward nonviolence.”Is he right?Michael Nagler is Professor Emeritus of Classics and Comparative Literature at UC Berkeley, and co-founder of the Peace and Conflict Studies Program and UC Berkeley and the Metta Center for Nonviolence. He has dedicated his life to teaching nonviolence, spirituality, and meditation.He is co-host of Nonviolence Radio and his books include The Se...
2025-06-2337 min
Schoolin' AroundEdHotTake - Rethinking High School to Ignite A Love of LearningIn this conversation, Larissa and her guest, Dr. Michael Nagler, discuss the development of the Synergy program, an alternative high school program that offers a different approach to education. The program aims to give students more autonomy and flexibility in their learning, allowing them to pursue their interests and passions. Dr. Nagler emphasizes the importance of helping students understand themselves and what makes them tick, as well as providing opportunities for them to explore different subjects and career paths. Resources:The Design Thinking Book by Dr. Nagler Twitter: @NaglersNotionsMTSS in...
2024-06-1827 min
More Than A TestFuture-Proofing Education with Michael P. Nagler: Mineola’s Journey to InnovationIn today’s episode of More Than a Test, where today's focus shifts from conventional teaching methods to innovative educational strategies that promise a brighter future. We’re joined by a pivotal figure in educational reform, Michael P. Nagler, Ed.D., from Mineola School District. For over two decades, Dr. Nagler has been at the forefront of integrating technology with education and redefining student assessment. Today, we will dive into how his district not only adapted to asynchronous learning during the pandemic but thrived by fostering independence and a love for learning among students. Dr...
2024-05-0947 min
Teaching Learning Leading K-12Michael Daigle - Dragony Rising: A New Frank Nagler Mystery - 677
Michael Stephen Daigle - Dragony Rising: A New Frank Nagler Mystery. This is episode 677 of Teaching Learning Leading K12, an audio podcast.
Michael Stephen Daigle lives in N.J. with his family. He was an award-winning journalist for more than four decades, including 25 years in New Jersey at the Bridgewater Courier-News and the Morris County Daily Record. After graduation from Binghamton University, he wrote his first novel at 22, and a second at 24. The second one years later became the first book of his multi-award-winning Frank Nagler Mystery series: “The Swamps of Jersey” (2014); “A Game C...
2024-05-0945 min
Forward Radio podcastsSolutions To Violence | Michael Nagler | UC-Berkeley Peace & Conflict Studies Program | 4-8-24Michael Nagler is Professor Emeritus of Classics and Comparative Literature at UC Berkeley, where he founded the Peace and Conflict Studies Program. Prof. Nagler has spoken and written widely for campus, religious, public and special interest groups on the subject of peace and nonviolence for many years,. He has consulted for the U.S. Institute of Peace and many other organizations and is President of the board of METTA: Center for Nonviolence Education and of PeaceWorkers, and on numerous other boards, and has recently co-founded Educators For Nonviolence (info@efnv.org). He has worked on nonviolent intervention since the 1970's...
2024-04-0856 min
And All Shall Be WellSimple Acts of Nonviolence with Michael NaglerOn this week’s podcast Dr. Megan Rohrer talks with Michael Nagler. As Professor Emeritus of Classics and Comparative Literature at UC, Berkeley, Michael Nagler co-founded the Peace and Conflict Studies Program. His books include The Search for a Nonviolent Future: A Promise of Peace for Ourselves, Our Families, and Our World; The Nonviolence Handbook: A Guide for Practical Action; and The Third Harmony: Nonviolence and the New Story of Human Nature. He most recently directed a documentary on nonviolence of the same title. Learn more at: www.mettacenter.org/michaelnaglerMegan Rohrer, DMin is a social just...
2024-04-0140 min
A Conversation With Brian Superintendent and Author Dr. Michael Nagler, Episode 31In season 2, episode 31, Brian speaks with 2020 New York State Superintendent of the Year, Dr. Michael Nagler, who is in his 15th year at the helm of Mineola School District on Long Island, New York. Mineola is the home of“Mineola Grows,” an innovative online video initiative. Mineola Grows provides comprehensive resources designed to empower educators and students alike. In-classroom activities and targeted video lessons equip educators with the tools to create an inclusive and empowering learning environment. These resources are built upon a foundation of over a decade of research into growth mindset best practices, ensuring they are practical and impa...
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Schachgeflüster by Chess TigersGeschenk aus China (#183) - mit Xenia BayerXenia Bayer berichtet den Hörern ihres Podcasts "Schach für Kinder" heute von einem speziellen Geschenk aus China. Dabei handelt es sich um das Spiel Xiangqi, das dem Schachspiel zwar ähnlich ist, aber doch viele Eigenheiten hat.
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Schachgeflüster by Chess TigersXiangqi – Das chinesiche Schach (mit Rekordmeister Michael Nägler) | #177Das Schäfermatt heißt Kälberstich, und die Kanone braucht einen „Schanzenstein“. In der Mitte des 9×10-Brettes befindet sich ein Fluss, und die Figuren stehen nicht in der Feldermitte, sondern auf den Linien. Für die ersten beiden Züge gibt es nicht wie im Schach 400, sondern sogar 1.900 Möglichkeiten. Und trotzdem gibt es viele Gemeinsamkeiten zwischen dem westlichen Schach und dem Xiangqi, dem chinesischen Schach.
In Deutschland wird Xiangqi an vier Orten gespielt. Deutscher Rekordmeister und Präsident des Deutschen Xiangqi-Bundes ist Michael Nägler. Er erzählt im Schachgeflüster Podcast von seinen 26 Chinareisen, auf denen er al...
2023-07-281h 12
Unlocking Unlimited Potential StoriesWith Dr. Michael Nagler "Buying the Bank Across the Street" (E74)In Episode 74 of the Unlocking Unlimited Potential STORIES Show, Brandon Beck and special guest, Dr. Michael Nagler (@NaglersNotions) discuss the incredible innovation that is taking place at Mineola School District, NY and throughout his 14 years as a Superintendent. One of the most memorable moments in this podcast is the bank across the street from the school that the district purchased, and what they have done with it is remarkable. Listen to learn more about Synergy program that is one of the most innovative ideas ever heard on this show.
Dr. Michael Nagler has been an...
2023-05-0132 min
Sacred Changemakers106 | Hope and Hard Work: The Promise and the Challenge of Nonviolence with Michael NaglerHope and Hard Work: The Promise and the Challenge of NonviolenceOur guest on the podcast today is Michael Nagler, Ph.D., is professor emeritus of Classics and Comparative Literature at UC Berkeley, where he founded the Peace and Conflict Studies Program and taught upper-division courses on nonviolence, meditation, and a seminar on the meaning of life. He is President of the Metta Center for Nonviolence and author of The Search for a Nonviolent Future, The Nonviolence Handbook, and the award-winning film and book, The Third Harmony: Nonviolence and the New Story of Human Nature....
2023-04-1056 min
کتاب خوانی(۱۷) نکات به یاد ماندنی- منبعی دم دستی - پایان مبانی مبارزه خشونتپرهیزمبانی مبارزه خشونت پرهیز#خشونتپرهیز#خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونتپرهیز#فرهاد_میثمی#Michael_Nagler#The_Nonviolence_Handbook#Nonviolence
2023-01-1808 min
کتاب خوانی(۱۴) بخش پنجم- آیا پرشمار بودن اهمیت دارد یا نه؟ مبانی مبارزه خشونتپرهیزمبانی مبارزه خشونت پرهیز#خشونتپرهیز#خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونتپرهیز#فرهاد_میثمی#Michael_Nagler#The_Nonviolence_Handbook#Nonviolence
2023-01-1514 min
کتاب خوانی(۱۳) بخش پنجم- هنگام پیروزی چگونه رفتار میکنیم؟ مبانی مبارزه خشونتپرهیزمبانی مبارزه خشونت پرهیز#خشونتپرهیز#خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونتپرهیز#فرهاد_میثمی#Michael_Nagler#The_Nonviolence_Handbook#Nonviolence
2023-01-1415 min
کتاب خوانی(۱۲) بخش پنجم- دقیق شدن در ژرفای ساتیاگراها مبانی مبارزه خشونتپرهیزمبانی مبارزه خشونت پرهیز#خشونتپرهیز#خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونتپرهیز#فرهاد_میثمی#Michael_Nagler#The_Nonviolence_Handbook#Nonviolence
2023-01-1312 min
کتاب خوانی(۱۱) بخش چهارم- از همان خشت اول درست بنایش کنیم راز برنامهی سازنده مبانی مبارزه خشونتپرهیزمقاله اعتراضات مردمی و دوران فاصلهگذاریهای کروناییمبانی مبارزه خشونت پرهیز#خشونتپرهیز#خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونتپرهیز#فرهاد_میثمی#Michael_Nagler#The_Nonviolence_Handbook#Nonviolence
2023-01-1218 min
کتاب خوانی(۱۰) بخش چهارم- بهکارگیری نیروی خشونتپرهیز مبانی مبارزه خشونتپرهیزمبانی مبارزه خشونت پرهیز#خشونتپرهیز#خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونتپرهیز#فرهاد_میثمی#Michael_Nagler#The_Nonviolence_Handbook#Nonviolence
2023-01-1115 min
کتاب خوانی(۹) بخش سوم - وسیلهی نیک بدانیم که در چه مرحلهای قرار داریم مبانی مبارزه خشونتپرهیزمبانی مبارزه خشونت پرهیز#خشونتپرهیز#خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونتپرهیز#فرهاد_میثمی#Michael_Nagler#The_Nonviolence_Handbook#Nonviolence
2023-01-1013 min
کتاب خوانی(۸) بخش دوم - ۵ تمرین مقدماتی برای پرورش زیست بی خشونت مبانی مبارزه خشونتپرهیزمبانی مبارزه خشونت پرهیز#خشونتپرهیز#خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونتپرهیز#فرهاد_میثمی#Michael_Nagler#The_Nonviolence_Handbook#Nonviolence
2023-01-0908 min
کتاب خوانی(۷) بخش دوم - هدف نیک؛ پروردن روح خشونتپرهیز مبانی مبارزه خشونتپرهیزمبانی مبارزه خشونت پرهیز#خشونتپرهیز#خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونتپرهیز#فرهاد_میثمی#Michael_Nagler#The_Nonviolence_Handbook#Nonviolence
2023-01-0815 min
کتاب خوانی(۶) ساتیاگراها: اصطلاحی نو برای قاعدهای کهن مبانی مبارزه خشونتپرهیزمبانی مبارزه خشونت پرهیز#خشونتپرهیز#خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونتپرهیز#فرهاد_میثمی#Michael_Nagler#The_Nonviolence_Handbook#Nonviolence
2022-12-2711 min
کتاب خوانی(۵) کاربردهای خشونتپرهیزی مبانی مبارزه خشونتپرهیزمبانی مبارزه خشونت پرهیز#خشونتپرهیز#خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونتپرهیز#فرهاد_میثمی#Michael_Nagler#The_Nonviolence_Handbook#Nonviolence
2022-12-2708 min
کتاب خوانی(۴) زد و خورد گریختن و راه سوم مبانی مبارزه خشونتپرهیزمبانی مبارزه خشونت پرهیز#خشونتپرهیز#خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونتپرهیز#فرهاد_میثمی#Michael_Nagler#The_Nonviolence_Handbook#Nonviolence
2022-12-2710 min
کتاب خوانی(۳) بخش یکم - آشنایی با خشونت پرهیزی مبانی مبارزه خشونتپرهیزمبانی مبارزه خشونت پرهیز#خشونتپرهیز#خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونتپرهیز#فرهاد_میثمی#Michael_Nagler#The_Nonviolence_Handbook#Nonviolence
2022-12-2707 min
کتاب خوانی(۲) مبانی مبارزه خشونت پرهیز - دیباچه مبانی مبارزه خشونتپرهیزمبانی مبارزه خشونت پرهیز#خشونتپرهیز#خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونتپرهیز#فرهاد_میثمی#Michael_Nagler#The_Nonviolence_Handbook#Nonviolence
2022-12-2708 min
کتاب خوانی(۱) مبانی مبارزه خشونت پرهیز - پیش از مقدمه مبانی مبارزه خشونتپرهیزمبانی مبارزه خشونت پرهیز#خشونتپرهیز#خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونت_پرهیز#مبانی_مبارزه_خشونتپرهیز#فرهاد_میثمی#Michael_Nagler#The_Nonviolence_Handbook#Nonviolence
2022-12-2704 min
Nonviolence RadioWhat is Nonviolence and Where does it Derive Power?On this episode of Nonviolence Radio, Ela Gandhi, Tom Eddington and Michael Nagler come together for a lively, insightful and uplifting discussion about various aspects of nonviolence, both in theory and in practice. These three experts in the field explore (among other topics) the relationship between morality and nonviolence, the core spiritual element of nonviolence, how a life dedicated to nonviolence is fertile ground for lasting personal happiness, and the crucial difference between strategic and principled nonviolence. The conversation is far reaching and welcoming, itself a kind of manifestation of another key element of nonviolence, an open and curious...
2022-11-2958 min
People-Powered Planet Podcast"The Third Harmony" - Michael NaglerMichael Nagler, President of the Metta Center for Nonviolence, argues that nonviolence–not just as a tactic but as a way of being–is the only way to unite deeply divided people and enable progressive movements and leaders of all stripes to fulfil their promise and potential.
-- See the video at: www.theworldismycountry.com/club -- Music by: „World Citizen“ Jahcoustix feat. Shaggy courtesy of Dominik Haas, Telefonica and EoM Also, check out the film on World Citizen #1 Garry Davis at: www.theworldismycountry.com
2022-09-1755 min
Three & OutAaron Nagler of Cheesehead TV Joins the Big Show! Packers preseason & camp storylines, Len Dawson, Seahawks QBsIt's a B/R reunion: @AaronNagler of Cheesehead TV talks Jordan Love, WRs, & the dreaded #Packers special teams! We also remember, well, *not remembering* Len Dawson, and the Seahawks' quarterback quagmire.
2022-08-2536 min
The Learner-Centered Collaborative PodcastEpisode 7: Design Thinking with Michael NaglerSchool systems and mindsets need to evolve to address the ambiguity fostered by technological advances in order to keep pace with the speed of change and innovation. Dr. Michael Nagler joins Katie Martin on this week’s episode to uncover how this new generation of leaders in our fast paced world needs to be more forward thinking about what our kids are experiencing in and out of the classroom.
Michael P. Nagler, Ed.D., has held many positions in his 32 years in education. He began his career as a school teacher in NYC while completing his Master’s an...
2022-07-1057 min
Leaning into LeadershipEpisode 26: Challenging the Status Quo with Dr. Michael NaglerMichael P. Nagler, Ed.D., has held many positions in his 34 years in education. Before assuming his current position as Superintendent of the Mineola Public schools, he began his career as a school teacher in NYC while completing his Master’s and earning his professional diploma. Dr. Nagler then went on to earn his doctorate from Columbia University and accepted an administrative position with Mineola in 1999. Believing strongly in the district’s mission to create lifelong learners who contribute positively to a global society, Dr. Nagler rooted himself in the Mineola School District and never left.During his...
2022-07-0348 min
Aspire to Lead197. The Design Thinking, Entrepreneurial, Visionary Planning Leader: Featuring Dr. Michael NaglerThis week’s guest, Dr. Michael Nagler, shares how he uses the motto “Think Differently” to shift his district into a problem solving and innovative group of educators, which prepare the students to be successful in their unknown future careers.
In this episode, we discuss:
Standards Based badge books for k-4th grade
New model of High school called Synergy
And his book, The Design Thinking, Entrepreneurial, Visionary Planning Leader
About Dr. Michael Nagler:
Michael is the Superintendent of the Mineola School District, a suburb of NYC. Mike began his career as a so...
2022-06-2524 minNonviolence RadioPerspectives on human potential and training for nonviolence.In this episode, we hear from Kazu Haga from the East Point Peace Academy and Robin Wildman from Nonviolent Schools RI, exploring different aspects of nonviolent trainings to diminish the violence in our cultures.In the Nonviolence Report, Michael Nagler begins with the importance of “Thou Shall Not Kill” in the cultures of the world, and how that message is critical to counter America’s rising violent gun culture.
2022-06-0657 min
Voice RisingMichael Nagler - The Third HarmonyMichael Nagler – The Third Harmony: Living the Frequency of PeaceAired Monday, March 7, 2022 at 11:00 AM PST / 2:00 PM EST / 7:00 PM GMT / 8:00 PM CETSo many of our problems – war, poverty, isolation, and climate crisis – have their roots in an old story. The story that violence is inevitable. That our world will always be at war. Persons will find ways to hate. Yet is this the truth? Are we born conflicted? Is it our nature to be in constant struggle and angst? Or has this story been fed to us and continued to repeat itself until we dare rewrit...
2022-03-0842 min
The Soul of Nonviolence PodcastSoul of Nonviolence - It Is a ForceThis week’s quote from Representative Jamila Jayapal helps us to undo common misperceptions of nonviolence and explore its true meaning. As is clear in the quote, it is a concept often not easily understood since it first requires a person to shed cultural conditioning that has us view violence as the default, allowing us to see the values underneath.Veronica explores some definitions of what nonviolence is and is not, quoting Michael Nagler from his book The Third Harmony, quoting Gandhi, and challenging our tendencies to define things by putting them in neat little boxes. She di...
2022-02-1606 min
HR TEC Talk#10 HR Messen und Events - Quo Vadis - Interview mit Christiane Nägler von der Zukunft PersonalMit dem heutigen Thema greifen wir das Panel unserer YouTube Show vom 28.10. auf: HR Messe Quo Vadis. https://youtu.be/Ab1q838IZHA Gerade die HR Veranstaltungen und Events waren u.a. die Leidtragenden der vergangenen 2 Jahre. Christiane Nägler von der Zukunft Personal (spring Messe Management) gibt uns Insights zum vergangenen Jahr und einen schönen Ausblick auf 2022! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2022-01-1830 min
Face 2 Face ShowFace 2 Face with Michael NaglerOn this show, we speak with Michael Nagler, founder and president of the Metta Center for Nonviolence in Petaluma, California. We are speaking about the challenges of nonviolence and the understanding of all forms of violence in today’s American society and our world.
2021-11-1821 minThe Soul of Nonviolence PodcastSoul of Nonviolence - Withdrawal of SupportFurthering the movement of noncooperation, this week’s quote from Shelley Douglass discusses the practice as fundamental to the discipline of nonviolence. Approaching the process one step at a time allows us to grow respect and compassion for ourselves along the way to see the kind of growth we are capable of. Veronica points out that in the discipline of nonviolence, we are called to be architects of peace. And tying in a quote from Michael Nagler, she discusses how we do not need different individuals in power so much as we need different power in individuals. Th...
2021-11-1707 minNonviolence RadioHow to escalate nonviolence: Case Studies in Draft Non-Cooperation to the Vietnam War.Robert Levering comes to Nonviolence Radio this week to talk to Stephanie Van Hook and Michael Nagler about the film “The Boys Who Said No!” and the powerful draft resistance movement that helped to end the Vietnam War. Robert is an executive producer of the film, a position he is well suited to as he himself was a draft resister in the 1960s. In the interview, we hear how Robert worked collectively to refuse the draft, and more, to stand up actively and nonviolently to an unjust and oppressive system:"...the draft sort of makes it us vs...
2021-10-1155 min
Ahimsa ConversationsEpisode 19: Michael Nagler - De-escalation of tensions as a path to peace and nonviolence in modern America.In the exhaustive media coverage of the United States’ Presidential election, the American Shanti Sena (Peace Army) network hardly got a mention. That is because violence prevention is generally under-reported. Michael Nagler, veteran peace activist and educator, talks about what energizes grassroots efforts that make peace by de-escalating tensions and preventing violence. From the legacy of his guru Sri Eknath Easwaran to the work of groups like Nonviolent Peaceforce, Michael explains how a new story of human nature is taking shape and why nonviolence is the natural destiny of our species. He also talks about his documentary ‘The Third Harm...
2021-09-1337 minNonviolence RadioUtopias, the Political Imaginary, and NonviolenceNonviolence and utopian thinking go hand in hand, or so argues Safoora Arbab on this week’s episode of Nonviolence Radio. Utopian thinking is about what is possible, not what is impossible, she posits, and when coupled with nonviolence, we have both a roadmap and a means for achieving a more balanced and inclusive political identity. The goal may be “ever receding” as Gandhi said, and yet, without the clarity that utopian thinking can provide, nonviolence cannot fulfill its higher capacity to engage with long-term systems’ transformation. Michael Nagler begins the show with his Nonviolence Report for the week...
2021-07-0656 minNonviolence RadioThe Community of the Ark: Simple Living Rooted in Nonviolent IdealsHow does the way that we live contribute to a nonviolent society? As the pace of society speeds up, fewer and fewer people are finding fulfillment in the promise a world that is based on advancing technology, consumerism, and depersonalization. Yet there are pockets around the world who are experimenting with community life as a solution to our society’s ills. While this does not mean that there will not be any conflicts (remember, conflict is natural--violence is not), or that the experiment is perfect (for Gandhi, all was an experiment, a learning opportunity), it is precisely in community li...
2021-06-2255 minNonviolence RadioNonviolence Report with Michael Nagler, April 22, 2021In this episode --Chauvin VerdictHealing Our CityApril 21 Healing Our City Reflection Darnell L MooreMa'Khia Bryant"Madman with a Sword” analogyRestorative Justice Animation & ResourcesResourcesFree Bystander Intervention & De-escalation TrainingsFor Goodness Sake: Music for the Nonviolent FuturePlanned Actions for Campaign Nonviolence Action WeekRivera Sun's Upcoming EventsSustaining Peace ProjectIsraeli-Palestinian Memorial Day CeremonyIndigenous Youth Arrive in DC to Tell Biden: Stop Dakota Access and Line 3 PipelinesDefend the Sacred Alliance
2021-04-2218 minNonviolence RadioA Door Into Ocean plus the Nonviolence Report with Michael Nagler“Share the Day” — this is a translation of a greeting from the ocean world of Shora, which was a world created by Joan Slonczewski. She’s a science fiction writer and professor at Kenyon College. This is from her 1986 novel “A Door into Ocean.” The book describes a society of people who are committed to nonviolence at a very, very deep level — and not just an emotional, sentimental kind of “do no harm” nonviolence, but one that is a really deeply transformed view of what it means to be human. And with that, what’s really at stake when we turn to or away f...
2021-04-2258 minNonviolence RadioBystander Intervention is only the beginning How Hollaback! is Creating a Culture of Community Accountability and Mutual RespectIn the two weeks immediately following the Georgia attack that killed 8 people, 6 of them Asian women, over 40,000 people signed up for trainings in bystander intervention with an incredible organization called Hollaback! They’re really leaders in the world of bystander intervention as a tool to end harassment, teaching a framework known as the “Five Ds” (Distract, Delegate, Document, Delay, and Direct) which many groups who do similar work borrow from them.According to Emily May, Hollaback!’s Co-Founder and Executive Director, “It’s something that all of us can do to take care...
2021-04-0858 minNonviolence RadioNonviolence Report with Michael Nagler - April 02, 2021Nonviolence Report, a segment of Nonviolence RadioIn this episode -- 00:38 Jain Studies -- Teaching Peace01:20 https://worldbeyondwar.org/video-greta-zarro-on-organizing-101/01:53 https://kingandbreakingsilence.org/02:29 https://www.eastpointpeace.org/ytbn10103:23 https://www.eastpointpeace.org/03:48 https://www.nonviolenceinternational.net/michaels_book_is_here04:59 https://www.forbes.com/sites/morgansimon/2021/02/01/regions-bank-of-alabama-turns-its-back-on-corecivic-announces-plan-to-end-relationship/?sh=372f7209d15b06:35 https://www.reuters.com/article/us-annova-lng-texas-brownsville/annova-stops-development-of-texas-brownsville-lng-export-project-idUSKBN2BE2QB07:24 https://www.kcaw.org/2021/03/19/herring-protectors-gather-at-sitkas-courthouse-as-commercial-fishery-gears-up/08:24 https://worldbeyondwar.org/public-fast-meant-to-give-langley-food-for-thought-on-jet-fighter-purchase/09:58 https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2021/03/myanmar-five-year-old-killed-among-hundred/10:45 https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/mar/27/more-than-100-killed-as-myanmar-junta-unleashes-worst-day-of-terror...
2021-04-0218 minNonviolence RadioNonviolence Report with Michael Nagler -- March 17, 2021The Nonviolence Report, a segment of Nonviolence Radio, with Michael Nagler.
2021-03-1816 minNonviolence RadioNonviolence Report with Michael Nagler -- March 05, 2021The Nonviolence Report with Michael Nagler for March 5th, 2021.In this Episode --Digital savvinessDC Peace Team Capitol ReportMeta Peace Team going to Israel-PalestineBasic Training for UCPPeace and Justice Studies AssociationNonviolence International webinarMyanmar protestors killed. Principled Nonviolence Obstructive program Constructive programAbdul Ghaffar Khan -- My Life and StrugglePace e Bene workshopGlossary of Civil ResistanceEcuador’s Green Movement VictoryPeace Allianc...
2021-03-0623 minNonviolence RadioNonviolence Report for February 5, 2021Michael Nagler gives the Nonviolence Report for February 5, 2021.In this episode -00:31 President Biden ending support for the war in Yemen.01:17 10-point Plan for peace president. https://www.commondreams.org/views/2021/02/02/ten-point-plan-make-joe-biden-peace-time-president1:56 The end of private prisons by the U.S. Justice Department2:23 Overturning the Muslim ban. Rejection of KXL pipeline. Rejoining of the Paris Agreement.3:54 Stephen Zunes article -- https://www.yesmagazine.org/democracy/2021/01/20/trump-coup-nonviolent-activists/5:07 Truth and Healing Council - https://tribalaffairs.ca.gov/cthc/6:18 Virginia abolishes the death penalty6:41 Farmers Struggle in India8:51 Gene Sharp's 198 m...
2021-02-0619 minNonviolence RadioNonviolent Peaceforce, Defenders of DemocracyIn this episode of Nonviolence Radio, Michael Nagler interviews Mel Duncan, the co-founder and Director of Advocacy and Outreach for Nonviolent Peaceforce, a world leader in unarmed civilian protection. Mel represents Nonviolent Peaceforce at the United Nations where the group has been granted consultative status. Nonviolent Peaceforce provides direct protection to civilians caught in violent conflict and works with local groups on violence deterrence in a variety of conflict areas around the world.Mel speaks of the powerful work the Nonviolent Peaceforce has accomplished in conflict areas around the globe by identifying 77 best practices to prevent violence...
2020-11-1756 minNonviolence RadioOur Spiritual Crisis and the Path of NonviolenceThis week, Michael Nagler moves out of his seat as co-host on Nonviolence Radio to take the place of interviewee. Stephanie asks Michael about the course of his life -- which could well be three or four lives! Michael was a professor of Comparative Literature and Classics at UC Berkeley and co-founded its Peace and Conflict Studies Program, he also co-founded and continues to act as president of the Metta Center for Nonviolence, and just this last year, he directed a film, The Third Harmony. In this interview, Michael speaks about his deep belief in the power o...
2020-11-0958 minNonviolence RadioHow to Prevent a Political CoupThis week, in addition to Michael Nagler’s Nonviolence Report, Stephanie shares an interview with Josef Woldense, assistant professor in the Department of Africa Studies and African American Studies at the University of Minnesota, also affiliated with the Political Science Department. Professor Woldense analyzes the lack of trust that characterizes authoritarian regimes and the way it makes a leader vulnerable to a coup: the authoritarian may hold the power, but in exchange, he/she can trust no one, thus mutiny is a constant threat. A strategy used by authoritarian rulers to protect themselves from mutinous coups he calls “shuffling.” Sh...
2020-10-1255 minNonviolence RadioToward an Earth-Based Economics in the "Time of the Seventh Fire."Renowned activist Winona LaDuke reflects on the power of an earth-based economics in a moment on our planet that is known in indigenous circles as 'the time of the seventh fire.' She asks the question, what are YOU going to do right now to heal our relationships with life, and are you going to choose the path of regeneration or destruction. Her talk comes to us from the organization, Slow Money. In part 2 of the show, we hear about how kids defy their parents by wearing masks, how basketball players show up in solidarity for Black lives, and...
2020-08-2758 min
The Mystical PositivistThe Mystical Positivist - Radio Show #367 - 18JUL20
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This week on The Mystical Positivist, we feature a pre-recorded conversation with Michael Nagler, founder of The Metta Center for Nonviolence in 1982, and author of The Third Harmony: Nonviolence and the New Story of Human Nature. The Metta Center provides educational resources on the safe and effective use of nonviolence, with the recognition that it’s not about putting the right person in power but awakening the right kind of power in people. The Metta Center advances a higher image of humankind while empowering people to explore the questions: How does nonviolence work, and how can I actively co...
2020-07-1900 min
Leading Through Unprecedented TimesChallenges Bring Great Opportunities (with Dr. Michael Nagler)Guest: Dr. Michael Nagler, Superintendent, Mineola Public Schools, Mineola, New YorkTwitter: @NaglersNotionsHost: Thomas C. Murray, Director of Innovation, Future Ready Schools, Washington, D.C. Twitter: @thomascmurrayFuture Ready Schools Website: FutureReady.orgFree Future Ready Institutes: FutureReady.org/Institutes Twitter: @FutureReady Instagram: @FutureReadySchoolsFacebook: Facebook.com/FutureReadySchoolsFuture Ready Schools is a registered trademark of the Alliance for Excellent Education, located in Washington, D.C.#FutureReady
2020-07-1719 minNonviolence RadioFree Trip to EgyptIf someone offered you a free trip to Egypt, would you go? Would you be afraid? Tarek Mounib made this offer to Americans struggling with deep cultural biases, and documented their transformation experiences in Free Trip to Egypt. He joined Nonviolence Radio to talk about the work of healing divides. Then we turn to a talk from the Metta Center archives from Michael Nagler on the basics of nonviolence...a great refresher and reminder of the deeper dynamics at play when we engage with nonviolent energy.
2020-07-1558 min
Teaching Learning Leading K-12Michael S. Daigle Discusses Creating Characters, Writing, and his Latest Thriller - The Red Hand - 302Michael S. Daigle discusses creating characters, writing, and his latest thriller - The Red Hand. This is episode 302 of Teaching Learning Leading K12, an audio podcast.For 33 years, Michael S. Daigle was a journalist and editor at several newspapers in New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Maine. He's applied his experience as a newsman to become an award-winning novelist. His newest book, The Red Hand, zeroes in on a serial killer that's tracked by a detective, Frank Nagler, as he solves crimes and tries to sort out his troubled life."I like creating messy mysteries with lots of moving...
2020-07-1051 minNonviolence Radiobuilding bridges and belongingOn this episode of Nonviolence Radio we share a timely talk on building bridges from john a. powell, director of UC Berkeley's Otherness and Belonging Institute (formerly: Haas Institute for a Fair and Inclusive Society) from the 2019 Otherness and Belonging conference. Introducing him is Tony Iton from the California Endowment. Michael Nagler, UC Berkeley emeritus professor and President of the Metta Center for Nonviolence, responds to powell and offers his regular Nonviolence Report.
2020-07-0258 min
Authors Read PodcastEpisode 50: Michael Steven Daigle reads from The Red Hand Someone is experimenting with...death!Rookie detective Frank Nagler has barely had time to arrange his desk, when a new homicide case is assigned to him. Could a serial killer be stalking his hometown of Ironton, NJ?One by one the bodies pile up. Nine victims are killed over several months, all from different walks of life and different parts of Ironton. Each killed in a different way, forming no clear pattern, as might be expected from a single killer. The Red Hand is the prequel to The Swamps of...
2020-06-2510 minNonviolence RadioThe Poor People's CampaignThe Poor People's Campaign is a "national call for a moral revival." Learn more about their work, their co-founder, Reverend William Barber, and the upcoming digital March on Washington on this show. Included in this show is the Nonviolence Report with Michael Nagler.
2020-06-1856 min
Producers' Happy Hour125 - Michael Litwak, DirectorIn this episode...Michael Litwak is a Brooklyn-based filmmaker and commercial director who was born and raised in Los Angeles. We chat with him about what he's doing to stay busy during this downtime, and how he's coping without work as a freelancer.We get a little angry as we discuss the surprise change so the CARES Act. The EIDL Claim now only covers $1,000 per employee. Not the $10k grant promised.https://www.inc.com/kevin-j-ryan/small-business-loans-eidl-advance-limitations.htmlJacob Patterson gives us a recap of the EDD & Film Union Zoom Conference...
2020-04-1645 min
Don’t Miss This Unforgettable Full Audiobook — Perfect While Cooking.The Third Harmony: Nonviolence and the New Story of Human Nature by Michael N NaglerPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/437953to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Third Harmony: Nonviolence and the New Story of Human Nature
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Length: 6 hours 33 minutes
Release date: March 31, 2020
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In the latest fruit of a brilliant career, Michael Nagler argues that nonviolence-not just as a tactic but as a way of being-is the only way to unite deeply divided people and enable progressive movements and leaders of all stripes to fulfil their promise and potential. That the world needs to take a...
2020-03-316h 33Feel Into A Ground-Breaking Full Audiobook While Traveling.The Third Harmony: Nonviolence and the New Story of Human Nature by Michael N NaglerPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/437953to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Third Harmony: Nonviolence and the New Story of Human Nature
Author: Michael N Nagler
Narrator: Pramila Jayapal, Michael N. Nagler
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 6 hours 33 minutes
Release date: March 31, 2020
Genres: Relationships & Intimacy
Publisher's Summary:
In the latest fruit of a brilliant career, Michael Nagler argues that nonviolence-not just as a tactic but as a way of being-is the only way to unite deeply divided people and enable progressive movements and leaders of all stripes to fulfil their promise and potential. That the world needs to take a substantially...
2020-03-316h 33Listen to Top Full Audiobooks in Health & Wellness, Relationships & IntimacyThe Third Harmony: Nonviolence and the New Story of Human Nature by Michael N NaglerPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/437953to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Third Harmony: Nonviolence and the New Story of Human Nature
Author: Michael N Nagler
Narrator: Pramila Jayapal, Michael N. Nagler
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 6 hours 33 minutes
Release date: March 31, 2020
Genres: Relationships & Intimacy
Publisher's Summary:
In the latest fruit of a brilliant career, Michael Nagler argues that nonviolence-not just as a tactic but as a way of being-is the only way to unite deeply divided people and enable progressive movements and leaders of all stripes to fulfil their promise and potential. That the world needs to take a substantially...
2020-03-316h 33Nonviolence RadioFrom Warheads to Windmills: How to Pay for a Green New Deal"The Green New Deal is a good idea," people say, but "how are we going to pay for it?" There are many ways. As Executive Director of Nuclear Ban US, Tim Wallis has offered a special report, From Warheads to Windmills, on how to pay for a Green New Deal through an ambitious plan to de-nuclearize our world. It's a practical approach that should be on the table given the dire urgency presented to us by our climate crisis. Followed by the Nonviolence Report with Michael Nagler.
2020-01-2058 minNonviolence RadioIndians Protest Modi and Defend MuslimsWhat happens when a government decides to protect only some of its people? We talk with Sana Alam and Prashant Nema about the Citizen Amendment Act (CAA), the National Register of Citizens, and the nascent protest movement in India it gave rise to; and what the true nature of this deep national controversy is. People around the world are rising up together in protest of this bill to protect the rights of Muslims and non-caste Hindus, and to get involved we all need to help spread the word. Interview followed by the Nonviolence Report with Michael Nagler.
2020-01-0655 minNonviolence RadioSkill in Action: The Yoga of NonviolenceYoga is more than poses we do with our bodies to stretch. It’s more than expensive studio memberships and yoga gear. It is, as described in the classical Hindu text, The Bhagavad Gita, “skill in action,” a path to recognizing our deep interconnectedness and healing our divides. Listen to insights from Michelle C. Johnson on the power of radicalizing yoga practice in order to invite the hard work of social justice onto our mats, and into the rest of our lives. (Even if you don’t do yoga, this show is for you.) Followed by Michael Nagler’s Nonviolenc...
2019-11-2556 minNonviolence RadioCall IN: Interrupting Oppression with Strategy and HeartWe all have unconscious bias and we all have work to do to become aware of, and unlearn it. It’s a life-long effort, and like any effort in nonviolence, it can be done with strategy and an open-heart toward the people involved. For over 21 years, feminist activist and scholar Sally Eck has been leading workshops on “interruptions,” and “calling-in.” She offers empowerment, tools, and strategy for interrupting oppressive attitudes and language. Listen in here for her interview and the Nonviolence Report, news from the world of nonviolence with Michael Nagler.
2019-10-1453 minNonviolence RadioOn Coercion and NonviolenceCoercion is not an “either-or” issue in nonviolence. On this episode, we discuss what coercion means, how it relates to power and persuasion, its risks when drawn upon as a “first resort,” and where it fits in a strategic escalation of nonviolent action. Followed by the Nonviolence Report with Michael Nagler.
2019-10-0156 minNonviolence RadioThe Intersection of Climate, Architecture, and Kindness: An Interview with Future Ancestor, Pete GangProfessionally trained as a green architect, Pete Gang “aspires to be a good ancestor,” and believes that the root of our climate woes is how we think about life itself. He talks to us about how his passion for climate justice is informed by a deep commitment to nonviolence and our interrelation to the world around us, and how “being a good ancestor” can be expressed in our daily actions and practices of community resilience. Plus the Nonviolence Report with Michael Nagler.
2019-09-1656 minNonviolence RadioConflict and Nonviolence in KashmirWhile on a visit to New Delhi, India, Michael Nagler, founder of the Metta Center and Co-host of Nonviolence Radio, met up with Gandhian activist Rajiv Vora and Niyati Bhat to discuss the principles and trials of nonviolence in Kashmir. In the full interview, you will hear Rajiv describe some of the hard-won lessons nonviolence he has learned experientially while working in a high-intensity conflict zone. Niyati will describe her own experience as someone who had to leave Kashmir because of the violence and how she became interested in nonviolence.
2019-08-3057 minNonviolence RadioPreventing Mass Atrocities: Policy for Nonviolent ConflictHardy Merriman, President of the International Center on Nonviolent Conflict, joins Nonviolence Radio to share a special report from the ICNC on “Preventing Mass Atrocities” and nonviolent conflict. Followed by the Nonviolence Report, news and analysis from Metta’s own Michael Nagler.
2019-08-1958 minNonviolence RadioDemocracy and Nonviolent Action: Jamila Raqib of the Albert Einstein InstitutionJamila Raqib, Executive Director of the Albert Einstein Institution, joins Nonviolence Radio to discuss the relationship between democracy and nonviolent action. On part two of the show, Michael Nagler addresses the lastest gun massacres in the United States, and offers insights for taking action.
2019-08-0657 minNonviolence RadioTransforming Hate Speech with Right SpeechOren Jay Sofer, author of Say What You Mean: A Mindful Approach to Nonviolent Communication joins Nonviolence Radio to offer tips and insights into the potentially transformative power of communication for healing divides and de-escalating tensions, vitriolic tweets, and aggressive texts! Followed by the Nonviolence Report with Michael Nagler.
2019-07-2357 min
Reality 2.0Episode 18: KidOYODoc Searls talks to Zhen, Devon and Melora Lofretto of KidOYO and Doctor Michael Nagler, superintendent of the Mineola Public School system in Mineola
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2019-04-291h 05
Nonviolence RadioCommunity Justice AND Restorative Justice“We have to repair harm between individuals as well as repair harm in community.” We’re joined by Michael Gilbert, Executive Director of the National Association of Community and Restorative Justice as we explore the dynamics and meaning of community justice. Followed by your fresh take of Nonviolence in the News with Michael Nagler.The post Community Justice AND Restorative Justice appeared first on Metta Center.
2019-03-0458 min
CCTeaEpisode 8: Fake News with Dr. Michael KoliskaWe've heard from current students. We've heard from CCT alumni. Now Kevin and Zach sit down with Georgetown CCT professor and media scholar Dr. Michael Koliska to discuss journalism and the impact of fake news on the industry.
Piggybacking off the last episode about Internet Urban Legends, Episode 8 seeks to understand what happens when fabricated (or false) information online makes it way into our news feeds. Dr. Koliska discusses how trust becomes exploited when irresistible gossip and misinformation make their rounds on the internet, the importance of transparency from news organizations, and on the flip side, the importance of media...
2019-02-2628 min
Restorative Justice On The RiseEpisode 128: Michael Nagler of the Metta Center for NonviolenceA Message from Michael Nagler, Founder & President
Probably the most hopeful sign in today’s world is the way nonviolence and the knowledge of how it works is spreading. The knowledge, however, often lags behind the practice. Our culture is simply not “tuned in” to a power that draws upon the unity of life instead of the competitiveness and alienation that are the prevailing image of humanity and its lack of meaning. Here a little knowledge can be a safe thing, for with it people who find themselves caught up in a potentially nonviolent struggle—as they...
2018-11-191h 04
The Michael Harrison InterviewHarvey NaglerMichael Harrison talks with recently-retired CBS Radio News VP Harvey Nagler about the New York Times op-ed piece, the Bob Woodward book, Les Moonves and the state of journalism in the Trump era.
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2018-09-1136 min
Mission Evolution with Gwilda WiyakaME: Michael Nagler - Evolving Beyond ViolenceMichael Nagler is Professor emeritus of Classics and Comparative Literature at UC, Berkeley, where he founded the Peace and Conflict Studies Program; Founder and President of the Metta Center for Nonviolence and author of “Our Spiritual Crisis,” “The Nonviolence Handbook,” and the award winning “The Search for a Nonviolent Future.” His writings have appeared in other venues such as the Wall Street Journal and he has spoken and written about nonviolence, meditation, and world peace for more than thirty years at campuses, public venues. Among other awards, he received the Jamnalal Bajaj International Award for Promoting Gandhian Values Outside India in 2007.
2018-06-051h 00
Mission Evolution with Gwilda WiyakaME: Michael Nagler - Evolving Beyond ViolenceMichael Nagler is Professor emeritus of Classics and Comparative Literature at UC, Berkeley, where he founded the Peace and Conflict Studies Program; Founder and President of the Metta Center for Nonviolence and author of “Our Spiritual Crisis,” “The Nonviolence Handbook,” and the award winning “The Search for a Nonviolent Future.” His writings have appeared in other venues such as the Wall Street Journal and he has spoken and written about nonviolence, meditation, and world peace for more than thirty years at campuses, public venues. Among other awards, he received the Jamnalal Bajaj International Award for Promoting Gandhian Values Outside India in 2007.
2018-06-051h 02
Nagler's Never RightNagler's Never Right, Episode 38Aaron highlights Michael Cohen's work on Russ Ball and answers reader questions from Twitter.
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2017-05-3120 minNagler's Never RightNagler's Never Right, Episode 34 with special guest Michael CohenAaron welcomes Michael Cohen, Packers beat reporter for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, to talk about the Packers roster, the NFL draft and the team's prospects for 2017.
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2017-04-2643 min