What are antiwar activists saying about artificial intelligence, ChatGPT and other impactful tech trends? WBW tech director Marc Eliot Stein spells out how exciting but perplexing new technologies are already affecting the antiwar movement. #worldbeyondwar
Peru’s ongoing political crisis is urgent and may soon get worse, according to Ricardo Antonio Soberón Garrido who spoke with World BEYOND War’s Gabriel Aguirre and Marc Eliot Stein on the June 2023 episode of World BEYOND War podcast. #WorldBeyondWar
Educator and peacebuilder Nazir Ahmad Yosufi was born in 1985 in Afghanistan, and has persisted through decades of Soviet war, civil war and U.S. war to devote his life to helping people see a better way. #WorldBEYONDWar
Joseph Essertier discusses Japan’s militarization and resistance to it with Marc Eliot Stein on this podcast from #WorldBEYONDWar
Episode 46 of the World BEYOND War podcast was inspired by two things: a play by Jean-Paul Sartre that originally opened in Nazi-occupied Paris in May, 1944, and a simple tweet by Australian antiwar journalist Caitlin Johnstone.
Ireland’s neutrality is important to Edward Horgan. He joined the Irish Defence Forces long ago because he believed Ireland could play an important role in nurturing global peace in an era of imperial conflict and proxy war …
Four years ago, peace activist and World BEYOND War co-founder David Hartsough helped us kick off this podcast on our organization’s fifth birthday. Forty-three episodes later, I invited him back for an in-depth one-on-one interview.
The World BEYOND War monthly podcast is closing out 2022 in conversation with Montreal-based activist and student organizer Maya Garfinkel, who spent 2022 working with World BEYOND War while completing her college degree at McGill University.
I spoke with John Reuwer about his recent journey to Romania and Ukraine where he met refugees and attempted to organize unarmed civilian resistance to the war that’s been raging since February of this year.
