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All Souls Forum
The All Souls Unitarian Universalist Forum, Kansas City; longest ongoing conversation, has offered a platform for the discussion of significant issues since 1943.
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Christina produces, edits and narrates the "All Souls Forum" weekly radio show and podcast for 90.1 FM, KKFI and work on the live weekly show "Every Woman" as board operator and commentator.
The All Souls Unitarian Universalist Forum, Kansas City’s longest ongoing conversation, has offered a platform for the discussion of significant issues since 1943. Guest speakers typically focus on issues of political, social justice, moral, educational and artistic significance. Each presentation is followed by questions and discussion.
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July 24, 2019 Local, News & Public Affairs, Podcast
All Souls Forum • July 24, 2019
The All Souls Unitarian Universalist Forum, Kansas City; longest ongoing conversation, has offered a platform for the discussion of significant issues since 1943.
Read MoreJuly 31, 2019 Local, News & Public Affairs, Podcast
All Souls Forum • July 31, 2019
The All Souls Unitarian Universalist Forum, Kansas City; longest ongoing conversation, has offered a platform for the discussion of significant issues since 1943.
Read MoreRecent Episodes
July 17, 2019 Local, News & Public Affairs, Podcast
Lights for Liberty
Over five hundred people gathered at Washington Square Park on Friday night in Kansas City’s edition of the Lights for Liberty. Actions of this sort were replicated throughout the country. Here in Kansas City, the evening was emceed by spoken word artist and Charlotte Street Foundation write in residence, Jessica Ayala.
ListenJuly 10, 2019 Local, News & Public Affairs, Podcast
All Souls Forum • July 10, 2019
The All Souls Unitarian Universalist Forum, Kansas City; longest ongoing conversation, has offered a platform for the discussion of significant issues since 1943.
ListenJuly 3, 2019 Local, News & Public Affairs, Podcast
Farm Aid 2011
We remember when Farm Aid came to Kansas in 2011, with a press conference featuring Jim Hightower, Neil Young, Willie Nelson, as well as local movers and shakers in the agricultural movement.
ListenJune 19, 2019 Local, News & Public Affairs, Podcast
Peaceworks KC’s Annual Memorial Day Witness
Peaceworks KC held it's annual Memorial Day vigil at the Kansas City weapons plant. There was a die-in memory of those who died due to contaminants at the old weapons plant at Bannister Federal Complex, and seventeen activists were arrested for trespassing. KKFI was on hand to record the proceedings.
ListenJune 12, 2019 Local, News & Public Affairs, Podcast
Radioactive Waste Transported Through Missouri and Kansas?
Kevin Kamps of Beyond Nuclear sounded the alarm recently about large amounts of dangerous nuclear waste passing through Kansas City unless we work to stop it. Peaceworks KC sponsored Kamps speech March 21 at the Rime Buddhist Center in KCMO. Tonight on the Forum, KKFI will play Kamps's presentation.
ListenJune 5, 2019 Local, News & Public Affairs, Podcast
“Getting Naked for Change” with Edgar Tanner
Terrible times of disruption require creative solutions. Shedding habitual patterns of thinking and acting opens doors to change, as described in Theory U. Edgar Tanner, DMin, MS, works for both personal and systemic transformation with Presencing Institute’s insights.
Read MoreMay 22, 2019 Local, News & Public Affairs, Podcast
“Energy–Glamorous & Mundane” with George Hoech & Rita Norton
George Hoech will discuss the recent energy remodeling of his house, most alluringly, adding solar power. Having done similar remodeling eleven years ago, Rita Norton will talk about the joys of resulting and continuing comfortable living and about living with Earth's means.
ListenMay 15, 2019 Local, News & Public Affairs, Podcast
“At the Intersection of Race, Life-Expectancy, & Power” with Seft Hunter
Dr. Seft Hunter, Exec. Director of Communities Creating Opportunity, will share results of a multi-year study examining life-expectancies by zip code. A 13 - 15 year difference occurs in life-expectancy between blacks and whites, residents living east and west of K.C.'s Troost Avenue. Critical issues of race and access to economic opportunity shape these outcomes. Dr. Hunter will make connections to the current political moment and provide pathways for residents and communities of faith to get involved.
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