Peace Talks Radio

Making Peace Day To Day: The 2003 Peace Talks Special

Compelling moments from the 2004 season of Peace Talks Radio episodes. PEACE TALKS: Making Peace Day To Day, is a 59 minute collection of some of the most compelling segments from the monthly series PEACE TALKS, broadcast on public radio KUNM, in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Hosts Suzanne Kryder and Paul Ingles talk with people whose life's work is to resolve conflict peacefully in a variety of environments. Listeners will hear: -tips on how to find a primary relationship that has less conflict and how to handle conflict when it arises, -techniques for customer service reps to use to cool off angry customers, -thoughts from two individuals who took their concern for peace to the heart of global conflicts - Iraq and North Korea, -an analysis of how modern media might change to promote and reflect a more peaceful world, -ideas for handling schoolyard bullies, -a powerful story of forgiveness involving two fathers, one whose son killed the other's son. They are working together to improve the conditions for youth in their community, - a discussion about how to bring civility back to our political discourse. _____

Making Peace Day to Day: The 2004 Peace Talks Special

Compelling moments from the 2005 season of Peace Talks Radio episodes. Info: Listeners will hear from: - Yolanda King, daughter of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., talking about the nonviolent legacy of her father. - Princeton University Professor Dr. Zia Mian on nuclear disarmament issues. - Parenting expert Ruth Beaglehole on how to raise children without resorting to physical or emotional violence. - Musician Steve Earle about his campaign to abolish the death penalty. - Mel Duncan, executive director of the Nonviolent Peaceforce at work in Sri Lanka. - Oren Lyons and John Mohawk on American Indian peacemaking traditions (this segment covered by stations running a newscast). - Teenage girls from all sides of the conflict in the Middle East talking about their fears and hopes at a summer Peace Camp. - And a bonus interview with President Jimmy Carter recorded in 2002.

Seeking Peace on Earth: The 2005 Peace Talks Special