Exploring what makes nonviolence, as Gandhi said, "the greatest power at the disposal of humankind." Interviews with activists, scholars, and news-makers, and a regular feature of nonviolence in the news from around the movement in our Nonviolence Report segment.
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Signup to Generate a PitchExploring what makes nonviolence, as Gandhi said, "the greatest power at the disposal of humankind." Interviews with activists, scholars, and news-makers, and a regular feature of nonviolence in the news from around the movement in our Nonviolence Report segment.
Recent episodes include "Why Soul Tsalik Refuses to Serve in the Israeli Military" (20 October 2026, 58 minutes), "Weaving Lawyers and Judges into the Pro-Democracy Movement: Justice in Motion organizers Danny Miller and Steve Silverman on building public trust and defending the rule of law" (4 October 2026, 58 minutes), and "Two Students and an Experiment in Peace: The Svet Peace Project" (23 September 2026, 59 minutes).
Nonviolence Radio publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 58 minutes across 193 episodes.
Booking probability for Nonviolence Radio is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Nonviolence Radio requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Nonviolence Radio's contact route on record: verified email.
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Nonviolence Radio is an arts podcast with 193 episodes published.
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At 18, Soul Tsalik refused to serve in the Israeli military and went to prison for his refusal. Now 20, he joins Nonviolence Radio to share how he came to see conscientious objection as a duty, and how he works with...
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What happens when judges leave the courthouse to meet people in donut shops, community centers, and town squares? Danny Miller and Steve Silverman, organizers of Justice in Motion, share what they learned from taking...
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Amir Bergen and Kanstantsin Tsiarokhin met as students at St. John’s College and began asking what the kind of dialogue they practiced there might offer a world divided by war. The Svet Peace Project began by bringing...
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What does it look like when communities become active participants in their own safety rather than waiting for someone else to protect them? In this episode, we speak with Roz Lee, Head of the U.S. Mission for...
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How does nonviolence work? Is it the opposite of violence? What is the purpose of an ideal in nonviolence? What about skepticism? How do we "change" someone? And more insights and lessons drawn from the theory and...
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Technology doesn't develop in a vacuum. It reflects the values, assumptions, and stories of the societies that create it. Anna Ikeda of Soka Gakkai International joins us to explore how nuclear weapons, artificial...
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Artificial intelligence is transforming our world, raising profound questions about technology, ethics, and what it means to be human. In this episode of Nonviolence Radio , we’re joined by Marie Dennis—co-director of...
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What does it mean to live simply in a culture built on excess? In this episode of Nonviolence Radio , Stephanie Van Hook and Michael Nagler speak with environmental activist Robin Greenfield, whose latest experiment is...
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In this episode of Nonviolence Radio , we speak with animal rights activist Zoe Rosenberg about nonviolent direct action, open rescue, and the personal costs of standing up for animals. A recent graduate of UC Berkeley...
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On this episode of Nonviolence Radio , we continue our exploration of restorative justice with Jonathan Bradley, co-executive director of SEEDS Community Resolution Center. Drawing from years of experience in schools...
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In this conversation, restorative justice practitioner Dominic Barter reflects on more than three decades of work at the intersection of community, justice, and nonviolence. Beginning with his early experiences in Rio...
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In this episode of Nonviolence Radio , Stephanie Van Hook speaks with nonviolence educator and Metta Center board member Francesca Po about communication as a living practice of nonviolence. Moving beyond any single...
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In this episode of Nonviolence Radio , we speak with journalist Emily Yellin about her collaboration on Nonviolent: A Memoir of Resistance, Agitation, and Love , offering a rare and deeply personal window into the life...
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In this episode of Nonviolence Radio , we speak with civil rights leader and Revolutionary Love Project founder Valarie Kaur about love as a force for transformation in our lives and movements. Kaur describes...
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In this episode of Nonviolence Radio, we speak with Latin American peace educator and activist Pietro Ameglio about civil resistance in Mexico and the deeper dynamics of nonviolent struggle. Drawing on decades of...
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We are living in a time when cruelty is normalized, war is justified as inevitable, and violence is often explained away as simply “human nature.” But what if that story is wrong? On this episode of Nonviolence Radio...
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This episode of Nonviolence Radio opens with neuroscientist Marco Iacoboni on empathy, imitation, and the “dark side” of emotional contagion, followed by reflections on Martin Luther King Jr. ’s “Love Your Enemy” sermon...
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On this episode of Nonviolence Radio, we explore Active Hope—the practice of choosing a direction and moving toward it, even when the future feels uncertain. We begin with Chris Johnstone (co-author of Active Hope with...
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In this first episode of 2026, Nonviolence Radio welcomes visionary scholar Riane Eisler for a spacious and deeply human conversation about the cultural shift our world is being asked to make—from systems of domination...
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As we come to the close of the year, we’re offering two reflections from Michael Nagler’s Nonviolent Moment —previously aired pieces brought together as a single, contemplative year-end offering. We’ll return with new...
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Royal expert and biographer, Australian Manufacturing Workers Union
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medical doctor, author, trainer and coach, Center for Strategic and International Studies
social systems theorist, cultural historian, economist, Center for Partnership Systems
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