To Hear and Read
» SOF Playlist ¦ hear full-length tracks of each song played in the program
» Books + Music ¦ lists of recommended books and music from the program |
About the Image
Photograph of a 2006 art installation titled "The Politics of Trade and Trash" by Troy David Ouellette. After collecting two bags of trash from a local road in London, Canada, Ouellette attempted to determine the origin of the waste by details on the packaging.
(Photo: Julie Sando) |
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SoundSeen
» Slideshow:
Carter's South Bronx
Get a visual picture of Majora Carter's South Bronx and the changes taking place.
 » Video Stories
We made a road trip to DeWitt's home in Dunn, Wisconsin to give you a more visual perspective of the marshes and wildlife that surround his lands. |
Unheard Cuts
» Unedited Interviews and Selected Segments
We couldn't include the entirety of both interviews in an hour of radio, so we've included downloadable mp3s of Krista's complete conversations with Majora Carter and Calvin DeWitt. We've also selected unbroadcast segments in which they discuss their background and ideas on moving forward.
» Selected Speeches
During the course of research, we attend conferences and lectures to discover interesting voices for the program. Listen to two speeches given in September 2006: author Bill McKibben on people's responsibility to God's Creation and Calvin DeWitt on Christianity and the environment. |
Selected Writings
» Muir in Alaska
The pioneering environmentalist John Muir has often been associated with secularist causes. But this reflection on first seeing glacier bay reveals another side of the great man.
» "Let It Be"
In this essay, DeWitt reflects on his land and the marshes that surround it. |
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Voices of Our Audience
» Your Stories,
Your Voices
We asked for your stories about how environmentalism looks in you families and communities. Read some of fellow listeners' thoughts. We'd like to hear yours as well.
» Your Reflections ¦ tell us and other audience members what this program meant to you |
Voices on the Radio
Majora Carter
Carter is founder and executive director of Sustainable South Bronx. She was awarded a MacArthur "genius grant" in 2005.
Calvin DeWitt
DeWitt is a professor at the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies of the University of Wisconsin at Madison. His books include Earth-Wise: A Biblical Response to Environmental Issues. |
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Special Funding
This sustainability feature is supported by the
Kendeda Sustainability Fund of the Tides Foundation.
» Additional sustainability coverage from American Public Media. |
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