Podcasts and Interviews

Episode #189: Examining US Support for Israel with Peter S. Baron

"We sit down with writer and Hampton contributor Peter S. Baron to discuss the history of America's support for Israel, why the US continues to prop up Israel, and if the tide is turning. We also touch on the recent killing of key Hezbollah members by Israel and the fall out from that."

Shownotes

Palestine: The Human Cost of Capitalist Exploitation

If Only We Knew: How Ignorance Creates and Amplifies the Greatest Risks Facing Society

"What do you think is the biggest power structure that fuels social problems in America to the younger generations? In this video, we we explored how the hidden power structures fuel social problems in America and how we can begin to dismantle them and create a more just society to the younger generations. Our guest, Peter Baron, is the author of the book If Only We Knew: How Ignorance Creates and Amplifies The Greatest Risks Facing Society . Pete is a wise voice for his generation, with the hopes of changing the ways we conceptualize what is required for the achievement of social justice."

"Do you know what students want from their teachers and institutions now? In this video, Pete Baron, student at Fairfield University, provides us with a perspective of Higher Education through the student's lens! Should we be helping students identify the problems they want to solve – instead of dictating them?"

Pete Baron Interview — Part 2 by Connor Widmaier

Interview with an up and coming author

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Part II of this podcast with Connor Widmaier touches on the power of writing, and my reflections on publishing my first book before bouncing over to personal growth, and philosophy (Western Stoicism vs. Eastern Daoism).

"Peter S. Baron, a Dean’s List student in the Honors Program at Fairfield University and author of If Only We Knew … asking whether socioeconomic inequities an inevitable product of human evolution or is it possible to seek to eliminate inequities?
Compared to other generational leaders such as Greta Thunberg and David Hogg, Baron examines the causal relationship between a culture that fosters greed and the existence of socioeconomic inequities, many caused by the spate of misinformation for profitable gain. His book explains how the widespread acceptance of these false ideas leads to the creation and amplification of risks posed by social problems.

Baron calls for a national commitment to the values of forgiveness, compassion, long-term “infinite-thinking”, and selflessness. If Only We Knew offers a refreshingly bold framework within which we can understand and solve the problems facing society in the 21st century."

Interview with a Young Author and Change Maker: Pete Baron (part 1) by Connor Widmaier

ZeitGeist Epsiode

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Part I of this podcast with Connor Widmaier touches on the power of writing, and my reflections on publishing my first book before bouncing over to personal growth, and philosophy (Western Stoicism vs. Eastern Daoism).