82 search results for “The Facing Project”
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3-6: Hillbilly Queer [Encore]
J.R. and Kelsey explore identity and family and discuss J.R.’s forthcoming father-son memoir.
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3-5: Autism in Adulthood [Encore]
In the next decade, 500,000 teens with autism will enter adulthood and age out of school-based services.
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8-5: Citizenship: Notes on an American Myth
Examining our country’s ongoing debate about what it means to be an American.
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3-4: Race, Tech, & the Fight for Equity [Encore]
Today half of women in the tech field are likely to leave their positions by the age of 35.
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3-3: Food, Earth, & Sustainability [Encore]
If all 7 billion people on Earth consumed the amount of resources as the average American, it would be as if the planet were shared with 72 billion people.
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6-5: Living and Leading Authentically with Business Executive and Author Jim Fielding [Encore]
A conversation exploring lessons on empathy and cracking the rainbow ceiling.
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3-2: The Best of 2020 [Encore]
Stories from everyday people who provide inspiration despite their present-day circumstances.
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2-12: Alone Together: Stories from a Pandemic [Encore]
J.R. and Kelsey take listener call-ins from coast to coast.
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8-4: Bookish
(How) do books prepare us for life?
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7-4: Facing Recovery — 17 Stories of Survival [Encore]
The diverse definition of recovery through the lens of Facing Recovery.
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3-1: Life After 60: The Golden Years [Encore]
Call-ins, stories, and the diversity of life after the age of 60.
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2-11: A Shooting in the Heartland [Encore]
It’s been one year since a gunman opened fire in Dayton’s Oregon District, killing nine people and injuring 27.
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6-4: Lessons on the Road to Peace with John Noltner [Encore]
Photography as a form of storytelling that explores the common humanity that unites us.
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2-10: Living While Black in the U.S.A. [Encore]
This time, will there be change?
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2-9: First But Never Alone [Encore]
At a time when college is more expensive than ever, how do students succeed?
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8-3: The Heart Folds Early
An examination of the ways in which great loss can make us simultaneously fearful and intrepid.
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8-2: Black Bear: A Story of Grief and a Vision of Peaceful Coexistence in a Divided World with Author and Environmental Journalist Trina Moyles
Exploring the fragility of our relationships with human and nonhuman species alike.
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8-1: Always Carry Salt, with Author, Playwright, and Journalist Samantha Ellis
Journey through time, language, and cultural connectivity as we explore “Always Carry Salt.”
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7-11: Talking Story with Hawaiian Cultural Practitioner Malia Chun
How Hawaiian stories carry genealogy, belonging, environmental knowledge, and resistance.
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7-10: Stone Lands: A Journey of Darkness and Light
Exploring Britain’s standing stones and the solace of their offerings in times of darkness.
