491 - How We Live Our Lives (Excerpts from a dialog with Derrick Jensen, Red Moon Song and UConn Students)

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Episode #491 - How We Live Our Lives (Excerpts from a dialog with Derrick Jensen, Red Moon Song and UConn Students)

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⌚ Mon 23 November 2009  ☻Derrick Jensen, Red Moon Song

Download Hour1 Download Hour2This week we hear an edited version of a long and wide ranging discussion about how we live our lives, between author Derrick Jensen, activist Red Moon Song and students at the University of Connecticut last month.

The question of how we want to live our lives, both individually and collectively lies at the heart of all the problems we face, and how we solve them, whether we are talking about preventing the destruction of rural New York by hydrocarbon corporations, of the collapse of the planet's biosphere because of people that will not let go of a destructive social system. In the parlance of Charles Eisenstein, whether we survive and move to an age of reunion, or extinguish ourselves and most everything else clinging to the deck chairs of the age of separation. The question of how we live our life was the topic of a wide ranging discussion between author Derrick Jensen, activist Red Moon Song and students at the University of Connecticut last month. The discussion lasted for three hours, so I’ve had to cut a lot out. The full version is at http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/program/37233
Thanks to John Schwenk, UConn Free Press
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