KQED Perspectives – Talk To Me
Talking heads who shout and lie dominate television “news,” but after Alison van Diggelen gets a taste of civil discourse at a local debate, she sees politics as it should be.
Host: Alison van Diggelen
Talking heads who shout and lie dominate television “news,” but after Alison van Diggelen gets a taste of civil discourse at a local debate, she sees politics as it should be.
Host: Alison van Diggelen
Last week, I was thrilled to be invited to KQED’s San Fransisco studio by Mark Trautwein to record a piece I’d written about my Earth Baby. My daughter was born on Earth Day, and every year it has me thinking more deeply about the significance of that day AND worrying what the future holds, given global warming and all its ramifications around the world. But I also have to work hard to focus on my daughter’s birthday celebrations and not get caught up in my usual guilt trip about not living more greenly.
If you’d like to listen to the Perspective about Earth babies pulling together for change, click here
To Alison van Diggelen the inflatable Santas, plastic reindeer and sparkling illumnation may be environmentally incorrect, but they light the light in some very important places.
To stay in shape, Alison van Diggelen will take a run in the sun over a sweaty, noisy gym any day.
Faced with escalating PG&E bills, Alison van Diggelen falls back on Scottish wisdom from her mum.