Interviews

 Daniel Pinchbeck is the co-editor of the new anthology What Comes After Money?, a collection of essays from the online magazine Reality Sandwich on transforming currency and community. Daniel is the editorial director of Reality Sandwich, the cofounder of Evolver.net, and executive editor of Evolver Editions, a new publishing imprint in collaboration with North Atlantic Books. His books include...

Charles Eisenstein, the author of Sacred Economics: Money, Gift, and Society in the Age of Transition, which explores the economics of separation and the transition to a new way to exchange goods and services among people. Charles urges us to move beyond today's economic system based on interest and perpetual growth to new kinds of currencies that support the...

Gregg Braden is internationally renowned as a pioneer in bridging science and spirituality. In this interview we talk about his new book, Deep Truth, explores the scientific evidence that shows another side of some of the passionately held truths that divide us. He invites us to find the common ground and make the kind of choices that will become...

David Bennett, author of Voyage of Purpose, shares his powerful and luminous voyage of transformation that started in 1983 when he drowned and had a Near-Death Experience while the Chief Engineer of the ocean research vessel Aloha. He should have died a second time in 2000 when his spine collapsed due to stage IV cancer. Spirit had other plans...

Dr. Terry L. Wahls, an internal medicine physician, was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in 2000, but she was determined to get out of her wheelchair. She pored over the research on MS and designed a new treatment that focused on supplying the cells with micronutrients from fresh food so they could have the energy to heal the body....

Gini Gentry, a Toltec master and former teaching partner of Don Miguel Ruiz, shares with us some of the down-to-earth wisdom and passion she displays in her book, Dreaming Down Heaven, an engaging book within a book, set in a dream that is the perfect vehicle for getting you out of your head and into the real spirit...

  Paul Hellyer is a former Canadian Defense Minister and an astute and knowledgeable observer of the world scene.  In this interview with Miriam Knight he talks about his latest book, Light At the End of the Tunnel, an insider’s view of those who hold the real power and how they manipulate world politics and...

Meet the passionate and ebullient master chef Barton Seaver, champion of sustainable fishing, simple cooking and delectable eating. Barton is a National Geographic Fellow and an influential voice in the locavore movement. His TV series, In Search of Food, focuses on local farmers, chefs, and food specialists. In this first book, For Cod and Country, Barton introduces an entirely...

Ted Poppe recounts the fascinating story of how he became a publisher and a teacher of A Course in Miracles. Ted grew up in Greenwich Village in the 60′s and went to a Jesuit Military High School in New York City. He graduated from Jesuit University and became an Intensive Care caseworker for a Catholic...

Diane Wilson is a Fourth generation shrimper turned environmental activist from Seadrift, Texas. She is the author of the book “An Unreasonable Woman: A True Story of Shrimpers, Politicos, Polluters, and the Fight for Seadrift, Texas” and “Diary of an Eco-Outlaw: An Unreasonable Woman Breaks the Law for Mother Earth.” After the waters she fished became so polluted that...