Mazur talks about her book, Warrior Mothers, and climate change, peak oil, loss of democracy, etc. are discussed, as well as sustainable community.
Sue Supriano's Steppin' Out of Babylon is a radio interview series covering a broad range of important issues in today's world: peace and war, human and civil rights, communication, the media, the environment, food security, racism, globalization, immigration and matters of the spirit.
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Thais Mazur is the author of the recent book, Warrior Mothers: Stories to Awaken the Flames of the Heart. Mazur herself is a warrior mother. She's a dancer, martial arts teacher, investigative journalist, radio producer, activist and the mother of a young child. She has been granted awards for her work as a choreographer and is the artistic director of the acclaimed Women in Black dance project. In this show she talks about her book, Warrior Mothers, and goes into the stories of several of the 25 women in her book. They represent a range of age, ethnicities, backgrounds and issues. The stories are very very moving and inspiring and most definitely "awaken the flames of the heart". The serious issues facing us today concerning climate change and peak oil, loss of democracy, etc. are discussed. Mazur describes the good work being done in the community of Mendocino County in norther California where she lives. An institute of sustainability is being developed and more and more people are working together to live more sustainably as community. Thais Mazur's website is www.mazurarts.com
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