Earth Exchange Café Conversation with Lizabeth Kashinsky
For over 25 years, Lizabeth Kashinsky has been working in the field of conservation in the Hawaiian islands, a place often considered the endangered species capital of the world. She received Master’s degree in Ecopsychology at Naropa University, with a focus on ecological grief. It was at Naropa that she was first introduced to Radical Joy for Hard Times. She became a board member for RadJoy in 2018 and Executive Director in January 2025.
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Every month Trebbe Johnson and Harriet Sams host Earth Exchange Café and interview a pioneering artist, thinker, or activist whose work inspires that of RadJoy.
Earth Exchange Café Conversation with Will Falk
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Earth Exchange Café Conversation with Steffi Bednarek
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