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From Venezuela's Communal Councils, to Brazil's Participatory Budgeting; from Constitutional Assemblies to grassroots movements, recuperated factories to cooperatives across the hemisphere -- this documentary is a journey, which takes us across the Americas, to attempt to...
95 min · 5 stars
The backyard of New South Wales is facing its biggest threat yet invasive gasfields. Betrayal by governments has meant protectors are fighting to save the things they love. The Pilliga, Great Artesian Basin, Liverpool Plains all are at risk.
100 min · 4.8 stars
The goal of giving form to a complex situation like the credit crisis is to quickly supply the essence of the situation to those unfamiliar and uninitiated. This project was completed as part of my thesis work in the Media Design Program, a graduate studio at the Art Center...
11 min · 5 stars
For almost the past 100 years, mental health professionals have told us that that depression is caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain. However, there's a much more realistic theory that depression happens due to an imbalance happening outside of your cranium. New York...
6 min · 5 stars
Mycologist Paul Stamets breaks down many of the discoveries he's made studying mycelium - and lists 6 ways that this astonishing fungus can help save the world.
18 min · 5 stars
The first and last rule of capitalism is this: Make More Capital. And it's killing us. But we can build better systems. There are plenty of options. We can change the rules.
2 min · 5 stars
In 'Medicating Kids,' FRONTLINE examines the dramatic increase in the prescription of behavior-modifying drugs for children. Are these medications really necessary--and safe--for young children, or merely a harried nation's quick fix for annoying, yet age-appropriate, behavior?
56 min · 5 stars
Many different flowers are growing beautifully and strongly in this world. Taking their roots in the earth, sprouting, blooming, pollinated by birds and insects, living on in spite of rain, wind and storms. They pass on the baton of life, rebirth and decay. Everythingin a...
4 min · 5 stars
INVASION is a new film about the Unistoten Camp, Gidimten checkpoint and the larger Wet'suwet'en Nation standing up to the Canadian government and corporations who continue colonial violence against Indigenous people.
18 min · 5 stars
Amesmerizingcompilation of clips from every single day of the 45th President'sfirst 100 days. Like the filmsAlex is forced to watch in A Clockwork Orange -thisbreakneck, experimental documentary is a barrage of the media chaos that reshaped our reality.Each day ticks up like...
63 min · 5 stars
What happens when people work together to create solutions to the social, economic, and ecological issues we face today?
50 min · 5 stars
Individual actions can amount to change at a large scale. In his talk, Rob explains how this applies to environmentally friendly living. His extreme activism initiatives, such as the Trash Me campaign he ran in New York in 2016, are meant to awaken our consciousness on the...
18 min · 4.9 stars
Throughout history, as entire civilizations have withered and mankind has continued to move at a breathless pace, the trees have remained. For some, these trees harbor the secrets to longevity. For others, they provide clear evidence of our journey across lifetimes and the...
41 min · 5 stars
Ten tiny houses are about to go head-to-head with a giant proposed oil pipeline. In what some area already dubbing the next 'Standing Rock', Kanahus Manuel, an activist of the Secwepemc Nation is spearheading a team of builders and volunteers from all over North America to...
11 min · 4.9 stars
In theory, we're nowadays allowed to get together with pretty much anyone we like. And yet, at a psychological level, we aren't free to love just any suitable person. We have a type - and strangely and awkwardly, these types are often not those who stand a chance of making us...
6 min · 5 stars
BP staff were being surprisingly honest about why the company is sponsoring the British Museum's new Scythians exhibition at its press launch this week. Or maybe they weren't really from BP at all...
2 min · 5 stars
Thousands of cubic metres of radioactive waste lies buried under a concrete dome on the Enewetak Atoll in the Marshall Islands, the legacy of over a decade of US nuclear tests in the Pacific. Now rising sea levels are threatening to spill its contents into the sea.
42 min · 5 stars
This video is dedicated to all the children of the world. Let us end the cycle of trauma that prevents the healing of our species and the world.
7 min · 5 stars
100 celebrities narrate this enlightening documentary that re-examines the interconnectedness of all life on Earth, ponders our place in the universe, while taking viewers on an epic journey through the history of civilization and beyond. In this compassionate and inspiring...
100 min · 5 stars
Contrary to what you may have heard, you are needed in this world.
6 min · 5 stars
Climate Change Babies is an inspiring film for trailblazing parents around the world. During the Covid-19 pandemic, courageous and articulate moms, parents and grandparents from British Columbia , Canada are organizing and exchanging profound information about climate change...
45 min · 4.9 stars
Dr. Gabor Mat gives a beautiful speech on human nature and the implications culture has on our ability to maintain it. In this segment of the speech, he discusses four different categories of self-alienation and provides a sentiment of hope to stay in touch with our true...
6 min · 5 stars
Hidden in the fantastic otherwordly narrative of Hayao Miyazakis Spirited Away is an allegory about societys toxic obsession with work. The Studio Ghibli classic was released in 2001 and commented on Japans losing its soul to capitalism in the context of the countrys lost...
24 min · 5 stars
A clip from the latest Under The Skin podcast with Dr. Gabor Mate out Saturday, March 21st only on Luminary. If you don't have the Luminary app already you can sign up here.
24 min · 5 stars
INHABITANTS follows five Native American communities as they restore their traditional land management practices in the face of a changing climate. For millennia Native Americans successfully stewarded and shaped their landscapes, but centuries of colonization have disrupted...
76 min · 5 stars
School Circles is an independent documentary that explores the practice of democratic schools in the Netherlands. The film shows students, teachers and staff members coming together to dialogue, discuss proposals, mediate conflicts and make decisions about their school life.
89 min · 5 stars
Food and farming is in crisis. In just over a decade weve lost more than 33,000 farms from our countryside, and alongside this, bad diet is now causing more health problems than smoking! The fundamental link between people, food and the very land we stand on is being broken...
68 min · 5 stars
Climate: A New Story shows us how we can reframe our thinking. Our Earth is not simply a resource, it is complex, living and fragile. Charles Eisenstein expresses how we might transform our mindset, to reveal a process that could be the quickest way to reverse climate...
13 min · 5 stars
The Twelve tells the story of twelve spiritual Elders from around the globe who gather at the United Nations in New York to create a unique ritual for Humankind and planet Earth. By interviewing each one of them in their home environments, the film is told exclusively through...
75 min · 4.9 stars
How do we navigate the intensity of emotions and reactions stirred up by climate change, or COVID-19 for that matter? How do we come to a place of peace, compassion, forgiveness and life-affirming action?
66 min · 5 stars
The US Supreme Court has made an ad, and its surprisingly honest and informative.
4 min · 5 stars
COMMUNITIES OF HOPE is a film born from a quest to discover a regenerative culture.
29 min · 4.9 stars
Abby's speech at the Peoples Summit for Democracy, the progressive counter to Biden's imperialist Summit of the Americas on June 9 2022.
13 min · 5 stars
Jon Jondai shares his life story of trying to find success in the city only to turn around and come back home to live a life of freedom.
10 min · 5 stars
You say laughter and I say larfter, sang Louis Armstrong. The difference is subtle. Across the world, however, from the Amazon to the Arctic, tribal peoples say it in 4,000 entirely different ways.
Sadly, no one now says laughter in Eyak, a language from the Gulf of Alaska...
Joanna Eede · 5 stars
Covid Corruption, Privileged Parasites & the Gilded Circle: Watch the full 18min interview with Monbiot on Corruption.
9 min · 5 stars
Welcome to the revolution. Our elites have exposed their hand. They have nothing to offer. They can destroy but they cannot build. They can repress but they cannot lead. They can steal but they cannot share. They can talk but they cannot speak. They are as dead and useless to...
Chris Hedges · 5 stars
Pulitzer-prize winning journalist, author and activist Chris Hedgesdiscusses modern-day consumerism, totalitarian corporate power, and living in a culture dominated by pervasive illusion.
15 min · 4.7 stars
Today, six corporations own most of our mediabut we could be poised to take it back.
Symbolia and YES! Magazine · 4.8 stars
Ever wondered why governments aren't acting fast enough on climate and other global problems? Ever wondered what you can do? Sign on to the SIMPOL campaign at:
5 min · 4.8 stars
I believe it was Oscar Wilde who said: "Most peopleare other people. Their thoughts are someone else's opinions, their lives a mimicry, their passions a quotation. I think this is true, and I think the consequences of it being true are as pervasive as they are perverse.
Eric Garza · 5 stars
Imagine growing up with the dream seeds of a wise grandmother, whose inner knowing is distilled within her stories, myths, and songs. These messages serve as a map for you and the future generations. Find your way in the world. Bring out your gifts. Connect with your true...
120 min · 5 stars
Wisdom for aspiring leaders and change-makers of every kind
Stephen Mitchell · 5 stars
The events of January 6th have gotten plenty of news coverage, but there's been very little actual analysis. In this episode, I do my best to explain the Capitol Hill riot, who was responsible, why it happened, and what it means for the country going forward.
32 min · 4.9 stars
Let me start by saying something that sounds controversial but actually isn't:
Short documentary on Uganda's US-backed dictatorship, the country's freedom struggle from colonialism until today, and the geo-strategic role the regime plays for US Imperialism.
17 min · 4.9 stars
All governments lie, asI.F. Stonepointed out, including Israel and Hamas.
Chris Hedges · 4.9 stars
What a vaccine's "efficacy rate" actually means.
8 min · 4.9 stars
It isnt just poor peoples lives which differ from rich peoples lives it's poor people's thoughts that differ from everyone else's.
Carmen Rios · 5 stars
For decades the United States has been a bastion of free market ideology and extreme individualism, but in the last few years we've seen a major resurgence of socialist ideas. In this episode, Second Thought takes a look at why so many young people are attracted to socialism...
19 min · 4.9 stars
On October 3, a U.S. AC-130 gunship attacked a hospital run by Mdecins Sans Frontires in Kunduz, Afghanistan, partially destroying it. Twelve staff members and 10patients, including three children, were killed, and 37 people were injured. Acco
Jon Schwarz · 5 stars
This 36-minute documentaryfollows the lives of 5 young explorers on their journey through the 5-week Ecovillage Design Education program in Switzerland, which navigates today's challenges as opportunities to build a regenerative future for all.
36 min · 5 stars
Anarchists have traditionally opposed voting for a variety of ideological reasons. For many, not voting is held as a badge of honor - a way of signaling one's commitment to anarchist theory. I've often thought that this belief in not voting almost represents a sort of reli
Over the past couple of weeks,@DMReporterand I (@BestoftheMail) have been getting more and more aghast by the tone of some of the coverage of the migration in Europe. This is especially apparent in newspaper comment sections where it now seems that literally anything...
Daily Mail Comments (@BestoftheMail) · 4.9 stars
The Commons is maturing politically, its methods and principles becoming more visible and its participants winning municipal elections in a variety of European cities. How did this happen, and what happens next? First, a look at our present political context, and then some...
Stacco Troncoso & Ann Marie Utratel · 5 stars
In Margaret Atwoods powerful essay [Its Not Climate ChangeIts Everything Change] on the reality of climate changeand its implications for the future of oil-dependent industrial civilizationshe tells two vastly distinct stories of our future.
Nafeez Ahmed · 4.8 stars
The numbers do not lie: women have long been underrepresented on the United States Supreme Court. In the courts 228-year history, only four of the 112 justices have been female. Sandra Day OConnor became the first female justice in 1981, almost two centuries after the courts...
Tonja Jacobi and Dylan Schweers · 5 stars
Dear Mothers, Im writing you today because I can no longer contain the ache in my gut and fire in my heart over an injustice that you and I are bearing the brunt of.
Beth Berry · 4.8 stars
The way you see people is the way you treat them, and the way you treat them is what they become. Goethe
Charles Eisenstein · 4.9 stars
Lets be honest, modern life is so far away from the parody that you see in movies and TV. You cant say 10 things that you hate about a person and fall inlovein the end, and no sane man over 70 would read his entire love story to a random patient from a godforsaken notebook...
Jeff Sanchez · 4.9 stars