Category: World BEYOND War Podcast

Khawaja Hammad Akbar in Shanghai, China

Podcast: Beyond Borders with Khawaja Hammad Akbar (#NoWar2026 Preview)

“Beyond Borders” is the theme of World BEYOND War’s #NoWar2026 online conference next month. To preview this conference, I spoke with Khawaja Hammad Akbar, a peace builder in Pakistan who will be leading a panel on case studies of militarized borders and demilitarized zones with speakers from Korea, Gaza and the US/Mexico border. #WorldBEYONDWar

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Two creepy looking pantaloon characters from the opera "The Barber of Seville"

Podcast: Militarism and the Art of Slander

Marc Eliot Stein talks about the huge manufactured lies and slanders that progressives and peace activists constantly struggle to expose. The art of manufacturing a vicious lie was satirized by a song in the popular 1815 Italian opera “The Barber of Seville” that provides some historical perspective to the agonies we face today. #WorldBEYONDWar

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Jhay de Jesus, World BEYOND War's organizer for Asia, on the World BEYOND War podcast in July 2026

Podcast: Organizing in Asia with Jhay de Jesus

Jhay de Jesus, World BEYOND War’s organizer for Asia, talks about the political, social and activist environment in the Philippines, his background in university politics in Manila, and his current work interacting with peace groups and activists all over Asia. #WorldBEYONDWar

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The Maryland Monument at the foot of Lookout Hill in Prospect Park, Brooklyn

Podcast: Where I Live, or Old Battlefields of Brooklyn

A pacifist meditation on battlefields and a walk through Brooklyn’s Prospect Park, where a decision was made in the middle of the 19th century to obliterate the hills that held the ghosts of the Battle of Brooklyn on August 27 1776, one of the worst days in George Washington’s life. #WorldBEYONDWar

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