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Over the past decade, our nation’s political landscape has become progressively polarized, with each side finding increasing comfort in standing its ground rather than finding a common one. In addition, greater pressure on natural and financial resources in light of political strife, violence, and the climate crisis is accelerating global refugees.
In this episode, we’ll take an honest look at how the divide between the head and the heart influences perspective on major social issues and policy development. We’ll explore compassionate versus practical approaches to two key issues of national debate: healthcare and immigration. And, perhaps most importantly, we’ll talk honestly about where the lines get blurry, how that gray area provides an opportunity to have conversations about divisive issues based on mutual respect and understanding.
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Tigerleech, DOGFRIES, General Cluster, Hanibal Death Machine, Hypnotic Drive, Feller Buncher, Quintana Dead Blues Experience, Ozalee Sun, Strakelin, Charlie's Frontier Fun Town, EIGHT SINS, Lost In Pain
M & O Music
LE OFF by Leclerc CLisson
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BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN - Hitch Hikin'
RORY GALLAGHER - Moonchild
BLONDIE - Denis
BOB SEGER & SILVER BULLET BAND - Hollywood Nights
BLUE OYSTER CULT - This Ain't The Summer Of Love
THIN LIZZY - Whisky In The Jar
THE DOOBIE BROTHERS - China Grove
BACHMAN-TURNER OVERDRIVE - Givin' It All Away
QUEEN - The March Of The Black Queen
BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD - Mr. Soul
CREAM - White Room
DEEP PURPLE - Hush
THE DOORS - When The Music's Over
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213Rock - Harrag Melodica 28 06 2019 On Vinylestimes Classic Rock Radio
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Delain Hunter's Moon
Amaranthe The Score
Cyhra Karma
Royal Republic Anna-Leigh
Saxon Wheels of Steel
Scorpions The Zoo
Brainstorm Ravenous Minds
Kato Hafez Revenge of the Duck
Kato Hafez Belad el Akhlaq
AfrockaïNe We're Back
In Flames I,The Mask
Pop Evil Boss's Daughter
Junkyard Drive They Don't Care about us
Arka'n Awala
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Recently, we caught up with Claire Putnam, an Obstetrician-Gynecologist who opened NOVA Women's Health here in Montana to help women make informed decisions about their physical and emotional health. Claire has always felt a desire to help others and jokes that she started her career in medicine early in life, playing the role of doctor and dentist to her young friends and stuffed animals. As she progressed through high school in Berkeley, California and went on to UCLA she pursed the scientific skills and medical training that allowed her to use her natural compassion to serve others as a physician.
Claire's deep sense of connection to other people and desire to see equal access to basic human needs has informed her political perspectives. She believes global migration is an inevitable outcome of the pressures we'll all face while climate change and political conflicts intensify - and that's our global responsibility to find ways to support refugees. On the healthcare front, she believes it's a fundamental human right to have easy access to basic services that support our well-being, at little to no cost.
In a world where we argue about the power of an ‘environmental footprint’, why aren’t we concerned about the increasing number of feet making them? Overpopulation and population control has been a source of debate for philosophers and scientists since the 1700s, and became a household conversation in the 1950s with the publication of the book “A Population Bomb”. But in recent decades the conversation has been sidelined by divisive religious and political views. We’re already seeing the symptoms of population out-consuming its resources. What can we expect when we add another 3.2 billion to our masses by 2050? A number merely 200 million away from the 10 billion maximum cap many scientists have determined is the maximum earth can sustainably support. In this episode, we’ll take an earnest look at our human family, what we’ve done - and what we’re capable of doing to align population growth with the health of our planet. We’ll explore our willingness and our lines in the sand; our stewardship and our salvation. And perhaps, most importantly, we’ll examine the expanse separating belief from science and contemplation from action.
As with all Exchange discussions, we focused on bringing balanced and informed perspectives to the table. We hope you’ll learn something new, or have an opportunity to listen deeper into this challenging and sensitive topic.
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