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Environmental Activist Bill McKibben On How Civility, Humor, and Soul Music Is Essential to Resistance

By Elisabeth Woronzoff / 25 January 2018

Talking with PopMatters about his recent environmental-themed novel, Radio Free Vermont, McKibben brings joy to the seriousness and hope to the every day.

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‘Radio Free Vermont’ Showcases the Political Power of Ordinary People

By Elisabeth Woronzoff / 25 January 2018

Bill McKibben's novel asks readers to value resistance movements that embrace humor, creativity, and civility while inspiring activism as part of our everyday lives.

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Pathway to Paris Benefit Draws Attention to “1,000 Cities” Project

By Sachyn Mital / 28 November 2017

With the aid of Patti Smith, Joan Baez, Michael Stipe and more, Pathway to Paris raised awareness of climate change and their "1,000 Cities" initiative at Carnegie Hall.

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Enough: Staying Human in an Engineered Age by Bill McKibben

By PopMatters Staff / 6 May 2003

bill mckibben

Environmental Activist Bill McKibben On How Civility, Humor, and Soul Music Is Essential to Resistance

‘Radio Free Vermont’ Showcases the Political Power of Ordinary People

Pathway to Paris Benefit Draws Attention to “1,000 Cities” Project

Enough: Staying Human in an Engineered Age by Bill McKibben

Britpop’s Unheralded Masterpiece: Ben Ashley and Kyle Mullarky Discuss the Shore’s ‘Light Years’

Director Alli Haapasalo on Politicising Feel-Good Film ‘Girl Picture’

Hayley Kiyoko Widens the Breadth of Pop on ‘Panorama’

Why Is There Still So Much Nostalgia for Nuclear Apocalypse?

Love Has Flown: Remembering Olivia Newton-John

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Britpop’s Unheralded Masterpiece: Ben Ashley and Kyle Mullarky Discuss the Shore’s ‘Light Years’

Director Alli Haapasalo on Politicising Feel-Good Film ‘Girl Picture’

Hayley Kiyoko Widens the Breadth of Pop on ‘Panorama’

Why Is There Still So Much Nostalgia for Nuclear Apocalypse?

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