Dev Aujla talks about 50 Ways to Get A Job, finding meaning in the simple things, giving back, the road less traveled and why relationships are key to pretty much everything.

Adriane Franklin talks about feminine hygiene, poverty and social justice, simple solutions, her desire for a more equitable playing field and why the little things matter.

Greg Paul talks about his weapons of love, bad, crazy, vicious religion, belief, and the politics of fear, vulnerability, oppression, exclusion and the enormous problem of faith.

Andrew MacLeod talks about mental health, choices and social context, addiction, brokenness, trauma, thinking collectively and a health in all policies approach to wellness.

Ajay Parasram and I talked about redemption songs and protest music, solidarity as a verb, inspiration, cosmopolitanism, Bob Marley and why some of the best activists are in the hard sciences.

Margarita Cadenas talks about her new film Women of the Venezuelan Chaos, truth and justice, human rights abuses, food shortages and why we must speak truth to power.

Velcrow Ripper and Nova Ami talk about the myth of Proteus, cynicism, grieving loss, submersive art, futurelessness and what wise and radical hope really looks like.

Mor Loushy and Daniel Sivan talk about The Oslo Diaries, secret meetings, common languages, enemies as friends, land disputes and what we’re leaving behind for our children.

Matthew Shoycet and Ricki Gurwitz talk about their new film The Accountant of Auschwitz, guilt, complicity, brainwashing and where one draws moral versus legal lines.

Julie Eng and Daniel Zuckerbot talk about their new film The Science of Magic, change blindness, assumptions, subverting reality, free will, doubt and the problems of perception.