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The Moral Courage Project is a collaboration between the University of Dayton Human Rights Center and PROOF: Media for Social Justice that strives to shift debate and shape narrative by centering the accounts of individuals and communities with first-hand experiences of divisive issues. Moral Courage Radio is the podcast platform that accompanies our work in other media, which includes traveling exhibits, interactive websites, and print materials. Season One of Moral Courage Radio launched in 2017 as "Ferguson Voices: Disrupting the Frame" and chronicles the first-hand experiences of those who witnessed and shaped the 2014 Ferguson Uprising that followed the shooting death of Michael Brown at the hands of Officer Darren Wilson. Season Two, "America the Borderland," documents frontline defenders on the US-Mexico border, in El Paso, Texas, and was released in Spring 2018. Our third season featured Water Warriors, fighting for access to clean and affordable water in Flint, Detroit, Appala
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Moral Courage Project is a collaboration between the University of Dayton Human Rights Center and PROOF: Media for Social Justice that strives to shift debate and shape narrative by centering the accounts of individuals and communities with first-hand experiences of divisive issues.
Moral Courage Radio is hosted by Moral Courage Project. The show has published 29 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Protest and Repression - At the Root (Episode 5)" (21 July 2026, 40 minutes), "This is What Democracy Looks Like - At the Root (Episode 4)" (23 March 2026, 51 minutes), and "Public Safety - At the Root (Episode 3)" (4 February 2026, 26 minutes).
Moral Courage Radio publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 29 minutes across 29 episodes.
Booking probability for Moral Courage Radio is 19%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Moral Courage Radio requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Moral Courage Radio's contact route on record: public web form.
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Moral Courage Project hosts Moral Courage Radio, a news podcast with 29 episodes published.
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The final episode of this season features the stories of Marlon Kautz and Adele MacLean, who were arrested in March 2023 in a police raid on their house and charged with felonies under RICO for their work with the...
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The movement to Stop Cop City is what democracy looks like in motion. The version of democracy embodied by the Stop Cop City movement calls into existence a robust, deep, and profound system that centers on agency...
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The Atlanta Public Safety Training Center. It’s right there in the name: Public Safety. The facility known to its opponents as “Cop City” is pitched as an essential investment to train officers to better protect the...
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In Episode 2 of At the Root, we explore the environmental advocacy of the movement to Stop Cop City through the words of Dr. Jackie Echols of the South River Watershed Alliance, Matthew Johnson and the Forest Defenders...
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In Episode 1 of At the Root, we learn about the history of the forest and hear from Reverend Keyanna Jones and the ways in which Cop City presents a troubling set of threats: environmental harm, militarized policing...
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Trailer - At the Root: Policing and the Right to Protest by Moral Courage Project
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In the final episode of the fourth season of Moral Courage Radio, we learn from Noni Session, third generation West Oaklander and founder of the East Bay Permanent Real Estate Cooperative, who insists that we can...
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In a volatile housing market, lenders, investors, and landlords determine who can afford to live where. To counter instability and profit motives, some of Oakland’s local organizations take a permanent and communal...
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Forced from their homes and banned from the streets, Oaklanders are struggling to find a place to survive. In this episode, we hear from John, a resident of Cob on Wood, an unhoused encampment supported in part by a...
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Gentrification is an act of erasure against the cultural character of a neighborhood. In this episode, we hear from people working to protect and preserve the historical legacies of places they hold dear.
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In the first episode of our fourth season, we meet Oaklanders who teach us about how their communities are confronting the market forces that render housing security out of reach for so many.
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This is the trailer for the fourth season of Moral Courage Radio, "UnHousing: Claiming the Human Right to Home"
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In the epilogue to Season Three, we hold space for the life and memory of student team member, Jillian Parker.
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In the season finale, Water Warriors show us the way forward: by challenging power, building together, and fighting for democracy.
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The stories we have told so far obviously ignore the first nations of these territories, the first stewards of the rivers, the lakes, the forests, and the mountains. As the original Water Warriors, indigenous people...
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Women have always lead the way on environmental issues, including in the fight for water in Flint, Detroit, and Appalachia, because of the inherent connection between care for family, for community, and for the natural...
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How do we talk about the way that race and class shape access to water in the United States? Our storytellers in this episode illuminate this question by detailing how their personal and cultural histories drive their...
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In the second episode of the season, we share the timeline of events that lead to the water crises in Flint, Michigan and Martin County, Kentucky. One central through-line in both stories points to how science and...
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This episode connects environmental health to human health through an introduction to several key voices from the frontlines of the fight for water in Flint, Detroit, and Appalachia.
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This is the trailer for the third season of Moral Courage Radio, "Poison and Power: The Fight for Water."
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author of Good Grammar: Joyful and Affirming Language Lessons That Work for More Students, Sheppard Pratt's Center of Excellence for Psilocybin Research
executive director, East Bay Permanent Real Estate Cooperative
Director of Legal Strategy for Education Policy, IPPR's Commission on Health and Prosperity
South River Watershed Alliance
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