In the face of explosive urban development, there is new confidence about reclaiming public space for the people. We explore how cities became a playground for experimentationThe post Meet the ‘place hackers’ reclaiming city spaces appeared first on Positive News.
Discovering that milk can be cheaper than water left a sour taste in the mouth of artist Nessie Reid. She explains why she turned to performance art to challenge the modern dairy industryThe post Milking art to improve food ethics appeared first on Positive News.
Leak Project invited me on:
“Esoterica in Hollywood, Subliminal Programming & Conditioning
Did you know that many clandestine agencies and branches of the DoD work within Hollywood? What if television and programing was often designed at the top levels to control your mind and how you think from the subconscious level?
Analysis of the Following Films and TV Series
Eleanor Ross discovers there is far more to the Canadian Arctic than conventionally thought or reportedThe post Poles apart: journeying into the Arctic appeared first on Positive News.
As globalisation forces change among remote communities in the Arctic, a circus and a festival are helping people cope with despair and suicide – and keeping indigenous arts alive at the same timeThe post In the balance appeared first on Positive News.
Jay Dyer
21st Century Wire
In this episode of Esoteric Hollywood, I decode and deconstruct the symbolism and narrative structure of Stanley Kubrick’s Eyes Wide Shut.
Mike Spaulding at Soaring Eagle Radio invited me on to discuss theology, philosophy, apologetics, Marxism and geopolitics.
“The intentional process of radical social change demands continual tension or crisis. In the book, Readings in Social Psychology by Theodore Newcomb and Eugene Hartley, published in 1947, we see the formulations of modern change theory and practice defined for educators.
More than 150 years after the heyday of the British ceramics production, things are looking more positive than for some time. Phil Tomlinson explains how a broken industry is putting itself back together
This month marks the fifth birthday of Unseen Tours, who offer alternative walks around London led by homeless guides. As the initiative celebrates a 50 percent rise in bookings this year, Naomi Tolley joins a tour of Camden with a twist
