Andrew Hoffman is a Professor of Sustainability Enterprise at the University of Michigan, he is a leader using organisational network and strategic analysis to assess the implications of environmental issues for business. He has published over 14 books, and over 100 articles and he sat down with Don Shafer for an interesting chat.
Author Archives: Don Shafer
Gabrielle Hect (February 16, 2018)
The Frank Stanton Foundation Professor of Nuclear Secutity at Stanford and celebrated author. We discuss various aspects of the Anthropocence, how we are hurting our planet and who is the “we” in this discussion.
Colette Wabnitz (February 8, 2018)
A new study has highlighted the decline in financial aid to fisheries in developing countries. We will discuss this finding and other topics in this conversation.
Margaret Easton and Margaret Hall (February 2, 2018)
We discuss end of care life in Canada and the new programs offered by SFU to help educate people on this difficult topic.
Connie Zweig (January 29, 2018)
Do we all have shadows? Host Don Shafer speaks with Dr. Connie Zweig, author, therapist, and formaer journalist about spirituality and what it means to confront ones shadow.
Brian Stafford (January 25, 2018)
Dr. Brian Stafford, Psychiatrist and wilderness guide, speaks with host Don Shafer about why it’s important to connect with nature in order to better understand ourselves and our spirituality.
Dr. Kari Norgaard (January 15, 2018)
Associate Professor of Sociology and Environmental Studies at the University of Oregon. A specialty of Kari’s is living with denial, we will discuss her book Living in Denial, climate change, emotions and everyday life.
Kelly Oliver (Jan 6, 2018)
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Award-winning novelist and Professor at Vanderbilt University, Kelly Oliver is joining Don today on Impact talking about everything from feminism, to ethics.
Hanna Morris (Dec17 2017)
Hanna Morris joins Don on Impact to discuss how “we can recognize and visualize Global Warming” by investigating the absence of what we cannot see and experience. Coming on the heals of the impactful environmental decisions this past year, it leaves us to seriously discuss how human civilization can possibly begin to integrate lessons from the past into our future decisions on this planet, not because we should but because we now must. Please join us in this inquisitive and insightful interview.
Dr. Stephen Shepard, Steven Zhang, Dr. Jiaying Zhao and Miguel Rozo (Dec 9, 2017)
What do psychology and Climate Change have in common? Listen this Sat. to Impact and find out when Don jumps in with the organizers of a local social innovation hub, IdeasXchange and thought leaders from UBC connecting the dots for us.