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Download this episode (right click and save) Michael Wiese is the world’s top publisher of over 240 books on consciousness and filmmaking including The Writer’s Journey, Save the Cat, Cinematic Storytelling, The Shaman & Ayahuasca, and The God Molecule.  His company’s mission (mwp.com, divineartsmedia.com) is to publish books that empower the filmmaker healing both maker and audience. Michael authored the recent book Onward & Upward, an …
Eat less meat and fish, drink less milk. No request could be simpler, or more consequential. Nothing we do has greater potential for reducing our impacts on the living planet. Yet no request is more likely to elicit a baffled, hurt or furious response. This point comes across with astonishing force in the film Cowspiracy. I would question some of the figures …
My Cab Ride From Hell: A Political Metaphor
A harrowing cab ride home one rainy night is recalled as a perfect metaphor for where we are as a nation: Relegated to the back seat as mere passengers, we’re in the hands of a government that can’t see where it’s going but won’t take directions.
In the real-life story about the cab ride, Utrice makes an inspired decision and gets home. Politically speaking, she asks, are we as a nation prepared to do the same?
