In celebration of World Population Day July 11th, we look at the world’s human population through the lens of conservation and physical ecology. Tom Butler has […]

In celebration of World Population Day July 11th, we look at the world’s human population through the lens of conservation and physical ecology. Tom Butler has […]
In the second half of our Hemispheres show, we go to Honduras six years after the coup. Host, Elena Klaver spoke with Jesse Freeston, an independent […]
“Until some change comes, let’s treat these people as human beings.” Boulder resident Tzegai Negash came to Colorado from Sudan in July, 1984. He had left […]
“For girls in Liberia, our chances for advancing are very slim.” Rosana Schaack is the Founder and Executive Director of THINK Inc., (Touching Humanity in Need […]
Tom Hayden has been a peace, justice and environmental activist for over 50 years. He was one of the founders of Students for a Democratic Society, […]
Income inequality in the world is generally decreasing because of improvements in poor countries. However, within some countries, including the U.S. inequality between certain populations is […]
On Hemispheres tonight host Jim Banks interviews Amazonian rainforest conservationist Paul Rosolie. Paul is a herpetologist, naturalist, and author, and he has spent extensive time working […]
On Hemispheres, Elana Klaver speaks with long time environmental activist Dave Foreman, one of the founders of Earth First!, on his new book, Man Swarm, on the connections […]