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This podcast tracks the audio archives for the “All Souls Forum” radio show. The All Souls Unitarian Universalist Forum, Kansas City’s longest ongoing conversation, has offered a platform for the discussion of significant issues since 1943.

“Nutritional Issues in Our Industrial Food System” with Carolyn Skelton, R.D.N.

Carolyn Skelton, a Registered, Licensed Dieticianworks at the Cerner Corporation Health Clinic andvolunteers as the Wellness Coordinator for the K.C. Food Circle. She will discuss nutritional deficiencies in commodity based,processed food, and how we can protect ourselves withlocally grown and organic alternatives.

02/02/2015

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“Why Climate Matters Most and Why We Need You” with John Kurmann

John Kurmann is a regular at the All Souls Forum,and is lead coordinator for the local affiliate for 350.org,global grass roots climate action movement. He will discuss why there really is a “too late” when itcomes to avoiding a climate catastrophe and the crucialneed for every person who cares to join...

01/20/2015

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“Your Rights and Law Enforcement” with Bill Raney, Jeff Mittman

Bill Raney, member of All Souls and of the Missouri Board of Directors for the ACLU, and Jeff Mittman, executive director of the ACLU of Missouri, will discuss what people need to know when stopped by law enforcement. Video and print clips from recent events will demonstrate when and how...

01/19/2015

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“Democracy in the Balance—Money and Politics” with Linda Vogel Smith

Is the deluge of money unleashed by Supreme Court decisions connected to U.S. failure to address critical issues for building a better future? Linda Vogel Smith, president of the League of Women Voters, KC and Jackson, Clay and Platte Counties, will address effects of money in politics on a range...

01/12/2015

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“Worth of a Woman” with Julie Burkhart

Julie Burkhart worked for 7 yrs. with Dr. George Tiller at Women’s Health Care Services, Wichita, and opened South Wind Women’s Center in 2013, providing full-spectrum reproductive health care. She will discuss reproductive justices and the injustices happening now concerning abortion, contraceptives and birthing rights.

01/05/2015

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Why Charles Dickens Wrote A Christmas Carol” with Andrea Warren

Dickens wrote highly entertaining novels that deeply influenced Victorian society. Andrea Warren, author of the best-seller Charles Dickens and the Street Children of London, will discuss this complex man, his motives, and his beloved ghost story.

12/29/2014

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“How To Not Be Ferguson” with Major Anthony Ell, KCPD

How does our city’s police department approach the challenges that led to such disastrous results in Ferguson this summer? What can we as citizens do to support law enforcement and hold it accountable? What do our children need to know? Major Anthony Ell is an engaging representative of the KC...

12/22/2014

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Panel Discussion: “Expose and Close – Outrage in Artesia”

The Obama Administration is holding about 700 Central American women & children in a small desert town in New Mexico under poor conditions and without due process. Volunteers who traveled to Artesia to provide legal services will update us on progress in getting the families released and the facility closed.

12/15/2014

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