Buddhist Roshi Joan Halifax works with people at the last stage of life (in hospice and on death row). She shares what she’s learned about compassion in the face of death and dying, and a deep insight into the nature of empathy.

This is the current plan for this season shows.  We are currently working on the who, where, & the when parts of these.  If you see your listed as a guest, we will be contacting you for your details and or to arrange the time & place for the recording.

If you don’t see what you would like to see here, or have a suggestion for a show, share it with us by either filling out a Guest Request, or you can Contact Us, or even just comment on this page below.

1. Volume II Issue 1 – Introduction Show – This one is where we set the whole show up and start the ball rolling with how the shows will go and be.  So, check this one out if you wanna know what this podcast is all about now it is not about just politics.
   1. Emmet
   2. Dru
2. Volume II Issue 2 – Modern News Media - This one is to highlight some of the issues in today’s mass media markets, and what some small pod-casters are doing about it.
   1. Emmet
   2. Dru
   3. Marley
3. Volume II Issue 3 – Modern Sex in the City – This one is about relationships and the exploits of some of our guests.
   1. Emmet
   2. Dru
   3. Anonymous Girl #1
   4. Anonymous Girl #2
   5. Anonymous Boy #1
   6. Anonymous Boy #2
4. Volume II Issue 4 – Saint Louis Art & Recycling – This one is about all the awesome things that make up the art scene here in Saint Louis..
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   2. Dru
   3. Guest TBA
   4. Guest TBA
5. Volume II Issue 5 – Technology Trends – This one focuses on problems with the internet and or emerging technologies and how they might be put to better use.
   1. Emmet
   2. Dru
   3. Paul
6. Volume II Issue 6 – Religion vs. Spiritualism – This one is focuses on issues that we see with religion in general and it’s alternatives.
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   2. Dru
   3. Marley
   4. Daniel
   5. Alex
7. Volume II Issue 7 – Environmental Issues – This one focuses on the abuses and tragedies that we as Americans are responsible for and what we could do to redeem ourselves.
   1. Emmet
   2. Dru
   3. Paul
   4. Guest TBA
8. Volume II Issue 8 – Immigration – A discussion of the current views on immigrants and immigration and the good things that can come from it.
   1. Emmet
   2. Dru
   3. Guest TBA
   4. Guest TBA
9. Volume II Issue 9 - Legalization vs. Prohibition – This one is about the issues that exist and what we think should happen.
   1. Emmet
   2. Dru
   3. Guest TBA
   4. Guest TBA
10. Volume II Issue 10 – TBA – TBA.
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    2. Dru
    3. Guest TBA
    4. Guest TBA
11. Volume II Issue 11 – TBA – TBA.
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    2. Dru
    3. Guest TBA
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12. Volume II Issue 12 – TBA – TBA.
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    2. Dru
    3. Guest TBA
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Ira Flatow talks with scientists and philosophers about the origins of human values, and the influence of modern scientific thought on human values. Even if science can shape human morals, should it? Or does science bring its own set of preconceptions and prejudices to moral questions?

Listen to the podcast: Can Science Shape Human Values?

So here is the, hopefully, final credit audio file.  Hope you like.

The Credits v4

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We have re-worked the sounds, again… Think we are liking the opening better, but the closing will need some tweaking. I am probably not in the majority with how the closing sound should sound, but should take one more sitting and probably will have at least two more clips to share in the near future. We will keep you all advised on all progress.  Can’t wait to start the fun recordings.

The Opening – Revision 3

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The Credits – Revision 3

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History

The Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP) Entrepreneurship Corner is a free online archive of entrepreneurship resources for teaching and learning. The mission of the project is to support and encourage faculty around the world who teach entrepreneurship to future scientists and engineers, as well as those in management and other disciplines. The site has been developed by a dynamic team of educators, entrepreneurs, engineers, and designers at the Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP). The project has been financially supported by Stanford University and a number of generous sponsors. Other collaborators in its creation include the Stanford Center for Professional Development and Stanford Video.

About STVP

The Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP) is the entrepreneurship education and research center located within the School of Engineering at Stanford University. The center is hosted by the department of Management Science and Engineering. The mission of the center is to build a world-class center dedicated to accelerating high-technology entrepreneurship research and education for engineers and scientists worldwide. STVP supports academic research on high-technology entrepreneurship and teaches a wide range of courses to science and engineering students on campus. The outreach efforts include annual conferences, campus-wide collaboration, and dissemination of teaching content through the ECorner website.

View the Stanford eCorner Now

We have re-worked the about page – made some suggested topics for your guest request, and have possibly found a place to record… will keep you all advised on progress.  New sound inputs and mikes on the way to improve the mobile sessions we hope to have.  So… We look forward to hearing from you.  Wanted to include samples of the audio… so check out the new preliminary cuts of the “title” & “credit” clips. Will post finals when we get new audio for some of it.

The Opening

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The Credits

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This is where we plan to include the main question of the moment. A question that can be of many different genres, but is something we are interested in hearing what kind answers we will get.

Enough is enough.

It seems like a new lie about health insurance reform crops up each day. These lies create fear and anger – and we’re seeing the results around the country.

It’s time to work together to set the record straight and expose the special interests and partisan attack groups who deliberately spread these rumors and lies in a desperate attempt to preserve the status quo.

Please View, Read and Share the Website on “Setting the Record Straight.”

Dru & Joe talk about the standing of the “C Street House” in Washington, The 2009 Beer Summit, and Sarah & Todd Getting Divorced?

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