Caravan of Hope Podcast

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Brent Caldwell

55 episodes

2 weeks ago

Generating positive change in the world through non-violent action.
Moving from greed and competition to sharing and co-operation.
Moving from fear and hatred to love and hope.

For more info visit our website Caravan of Hope

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Generating positive change in the world through non-violent action.
Moving from greed and competition to sharing and co-operation.
Moving from fear and hatred to love and hope.

For more info visit our website Caravan of Hope

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Daily News

Religion & Spirituality,

Spirituality,

News,

News Commentary

Episodes (20/55)

Caravan of Hope Podcast

This week Kovido and Brent chat over the state of things at Christmas, and review the past year.

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2 weeks ago

28 minutes 20 seconds

Caravan of Hope Podcast

Caravan of Hope Podcast: Promoting peace, safety and well-being

This week our guest is Ingrid Leary, NZ Member of Parliament for Taieri electorate. She talk about her life, her work, her activism, and meeting His Holiness The Dalai Lama. Amongst her many roles Ingrid co-chaired the Inter-parliamentary Alliance on China, the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Taiwan, and the Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians. She was also the Ambassador for Women in the New Zealand Parliament.

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1 month ago

48 minutes 28 seconds

Caravan of Hope Podcast

Caravan of Hope Podcast: Promoting peace, safety and well-being

This week we are joined again by Alison Phipps, the UNESCO Chair in Refugee Integration through Languages and the Arts at the University of Glasgow where she is also Professor of Languages and Intercultural Studies. She is based in School of Education at the University of Glasgow where she uses creative, decolonising and restorative methods to teach widely in refugee studies, critical multilingual studies, religious and spiritual education, anthropology and intercultural education and education for non-violence.

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1 month ago

1 hour 9 minutes 28 seconds

Caravan of Hope Podcast

This week we welcome back Rula Youssef to talk with us two years on from our last conversation. Rula is a key figure in her local Palestinian community. She talks about the recent ceasefire in Gaza and what it really means for her family, her fellow Palestinian's and her homeland.

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1 month ago

56 minutes 19 seconds

Caravan of Hope Podcast

Caravan of Hope Podcast: Promoting peace, safety and well-being

Scott Willis Green MP. This week we speak with Scott Willis, NZ Green Party List MP about his life and experiences. He shares how they shaped his unexpected entry into politics. Scott also shares his thoughts on alternative responses governments like New Zealand’s, could make to bring an end to the genocide in Gaza.

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1 month ago

34 minutes 55 seconds

Caravan of Hope Podcast

This week Kovido and Brent talk about the upcoming Voices for Palestine event in Ōtepoti Dunedin on Sunday July 27, at Errick's and round up the latest events in Gaza.

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5 months ago

24 minutes 32 seconds

Caravan of Hope Podcast

Caravan Unplugged. Brent and Kovido have a catch up about the state of things and share the details of the the online Rozana store and the pop-up here in Ōtepoti.

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7 months ago

26 minutes 31 seconds

Caravan of Hope Podcast

David ‘Bhakti’ Gotlieb bumped in Kovido on the Camino. In this episode he talks about his experiences over his long and varied career, his first hand experience of miracles, his travel, meeting with Ken Keys Jr, Ram Dass and K.K.Sah, (translator for Neem Karoli Baba). David shares his wisdom and suggests we should always “leave room for miracle.”

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8 months ago

1 hour 27 minutes 31 seconds

Caravan of Hope Podcast

In Part 2 of Episode 11, Alison and Tawona share poetry from their 2018 book, “The Warriors Who Do Not Fight”. They also talk about their visit to Ōtepoti / Dunedin.

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10 months ago

29 minutes 12 seconds

Caravan of Hope Podcast

This week we have a two part show. In this first part, Caravan regular Professor Alison Phipps returns to Ōtepoti and introduces us to her colleague and collaborator, Dr Tawona Sithole aka Ganyamatopè. Tawona is a lecturer in creative practice education, UNESCO chair in refugee integration through education languages and the arts, University of Glasgow. He is also co-founder Seeds of Thought arts collective, Glasgow.

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10 months ago

46 minutes 3 seconds

Caravan of Hope Podcast

This week we speak with Simon Keenan, whom Kovido met whilst walking the Camino. Simon shares his wisdom of “peace within” and tells of the extraordinary

Story of his life, learning and travels and how he came to set up Terra Da Luz along the Camino.

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10 months ago

1 hour 11 minutes 46 seconds

Caravan of Hope Podcast

Following the start of the long-awaited ceasefire in Gaza, we speak with Rinad Tamimi. Rinad has been a powerful voice in Ōtepoti / Dunedin’s anti-genocide protests for the past 15 months. Originally from Al-Khalil (Hebron), she talks about her life in Palestine, her transition to life in New Zealand and the work activists will continue to undertake to bring a lasting peace. Rinad's wish is to see children running and playing freely and safely in the streets of Gaza.

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11 months ago

36 minutes 42 seconds

Caravan of Hope Podcast

We start the new year off talking with Peter Frost. Peter is a psychologist, peace activist, farmer, and businessman. He talks about his career and the pathways that have taken him on a journey to confront what he calls "The Peace Impasse"

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12 months ago

1 hour 3 minutes 11 seconds

Caravan of Hope Podcast

This week Brent and Kovido round off the year with a general chat about the state of things and talk about recent newsworthy events to raise awareness.

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1 year ago

22 minutes 47 seconds

Caravan of Hope Podcast

Caravan of Hope Podcast: Promoting peace, safety and well-being

This week we speak to Htet Hpone Myat Naing, a Myanmar national studying in Ōtepoti / Dunedin who reflects on life in his home country.

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1 year ago

42 minutes 17 seconds

Caravan of Hope Podcast

Part 2 of our interview with Alison Phipps Keep Telling Gaza Stories. Alison Phipps, is the UNESCO Chair in Refugee Integration through Languages and the Arts at the University of Glasgow where she is also Professor of Languages and Intercultural Studies. She is based in School of Education at the University of Glasgow where she uses creative, decolonising and restorative methods to teach widely in refugee studies, critical multilingual studies, religious and spiritual education, anthropology and intercultural education and education for non-violence.

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1 year ago

46 minutes 1 second

Caravan of Hope Podcast

Part 1 of our interview with Alison Phipps, the UNESCO Chair in Refugee Integration through Languages and the Arts at the University of Glasgow where she is also Professor of Languages and Intercultural Studies. She is based in School of Education at the University of Glasgow where she uses creative, decolonising and restorative methods to teach widely in refugee studies, critical multilingual studies, religious and spiritual education, anthropology and intercultural education and education for non-violence.

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1 year ago

59 minutes 53 seconds

Caravan of Hope Podcast

Caravan of Hope: Promoting peace, safety and well-being

This week we welcome home Kovido Maddick. He talks about his travels and reflects on his adventures.

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1 year ago

44 minutes 39 seconds

Caravan of Hope Podcast

Brent speaks again Daniel Fridberg. This week we hear more about how people can meet person-to-person and learn from one another at the grassroot level. Daniel talks about this and the alternate tracks for conflict resolution.

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1 year ago

52 minutes 5 seconds

Caravan of Hope Podcast

Caravan of Hope Podacst

This week we speak with Danny Fridberg. Over the past 25 years, Danny has practised conflict resolution internationally and locally, including dialogue group facilitation, peace-building project management and evaluation, mediation, public participation processes and consensus building, research, training, and teaching. In his conflict resolution practice, he emphasises the importance of relationship building and restoration.

Danny strongly believes that resolving conflicts requires long-term thinking, where mutual gains and healthy relationship are key to wellbeing and success. He holds a PhD in Peace and Conflict Studies from the University of Otago, an MA in Conflict Research, Management and Resolution, and a BA in Psychology, both from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

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1 year ago

46 minutes 14 seconds