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Episode 129 – Rosina Lippi – Author of the Wilderness Series
Episode 129 – Rosina Lippi – Author of the Wilderness Series Posted November 4, 2022 Rosina Lippi writes under her own name and under the pseudonym Sara Donati, and her Wilderness series of six historical novels is some of the most gorgeous fiction you’ll ever read. A former linguistics professor, Rosina has been writing for…

Episode 122 – Valoree Gagnon & Karena Schmidt – On the Food & Culture of Indigenous Gardens
In the latest episode of the Make Meaning Podcast, host Lynne Golodner interviews two important DIGs contributors: Valoree Gagnon, Assistant Professor in the College of Forest Resources and Environmental Science at Michigan Tech and Director for University-Indigenous Community Partnerships at the Great Lakes Research Center; and Karena Schmidt, an ecologist with the Keweenaw Bay Indian…

Episode 119 Roots – Israeli-Palestinian – Toward True Peace in the Middle East
In this first episode of 2022, the Make Meaning Podcast looks at one of the world’s greatest global concerns and begins to make sense of it by speaking to two inspiring leaders in the quest for reconciliation. Noor A’wad is a Palestinian whose family moved to Palestine after the Oslo Accords were signed in the…

Episode 118 – Elizabeth Gowing – How to Know a Place by Living its Stories
Episode 118 – Elizabeth Gowing – How to Know a Place by Living its Stories Posted December 15, 2021 Elizabeth Gowing’s life changed when she moved from London to Kosovo in 2006 for her partner’s job on what was supposed to be a six-month contract. Fifteen years later, Elizabeth speaks Albanian, teaches English and leads…

Episode 107 – The Hon. Jan Tinetti – How to Eliminate Period Poverty
Episode 107 – The Hon. Jan Tinetti – How to Eliminate Period Poverty Posted April 5, 2021 After 20 years as a teacher and school principal, Jan Tinetti knows the damage period poverty can do to young girls and women seeking to build a better life. Children as young as six would miss a week…










