Tidings with Hazel Kahan

Suchintan Das, Oxford Rhodes Scholar, on Empire, War and Mass Detention in Imperial India

Rhodes Scholar Suchintan Das [https://www.history.ox.ac.uk/people/suchintan-das] talks to Hazel Kahan on Tidings about mass detention, the subject of his D.Phil thesis at Oxford University: Empire, War, and Mass-Detention: A History of Encampment and Internment in India (1937-1967). Through case studies, Das shows how encampment and internment in wartime and post-war India illuminate mass detention policies and practices so familiar to us in America today.  (WPKN [http://wpkn.org] May 4, 2026)

Nature psychotherapist Jeanne Malmgren asks: can we still love Nature?

* Jeanne Malmgren, Nature-based psychotherapist [https://greenbirdnaturetherapy.com/] and author whose Rx Nature Substack [https://jeannemalmgren.substack.com/] encompasses the idea of Nature as her “co-therapist”, speaks to us from storm-ravaged Sunset, South Carolina in the immediate aftermath of the December wildfires in California as she explores several complex and evolving answers to her question: “Can we still love Nature?”

Tara Lohan: Author, "Undammed: Freeing Rivers and Bringing Communities to Life"

Author, editor and environmental journalist Tara Lohan [https://islandpress.org/author/tara-lohan?tab=book]  talks to Hazel Kahan on Tidings [https://hazelkahan.com/category/podcast/] from Bend, Oregon about her new book Undammed: Freeing Rivers and Bringing Communities to Life [https://islandpress.org/books/undammed#desc]in which she describes the building of dams and the growing movement to remove them. (WPKN March 2, 2026)

Brewster Kahle: The Internet in Transition

Brewster Kahle [https://brewster.kahle.org/] is founder of the Internet Archive [http://archive.org/] and the Wayback Machine [https://archive.org/web/]. Not only was he present at what he calls “the trailing edge of the hippies” of the Internet’s birth, but his participation continues deep within the ethos shaping the Creative Commons, Public Domain, open source technology and Wikipedia (Noam Cohen talked about Wikipedia in the December 2021 episode of Tidings [http://hazelkahan.com/noam-cohen-why-we-should-trust-wikipedia/]). First broadcast on WPKN February 9, 2022.

Robert Massoud: Why Palestine continues as a worldwide issue without resolution

Born in Jerusalem, Robert Massoud [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xvEAkCospU], is a Palestinian-Canadian activist, entrepreneur, who came to Canada as a child. In 2004, he founded Zatoun [https://www.karmacoop.org/news/solidarity-with-the-olive-farmers-of-palestine-through-zatoun], a grassroots organization to support Palestinian farmers in the West Bank by promoting and selling their olive oil in North America for fair trade prices. Speaking to us from Toronto, Robert explains why  Palestine continues to be an issue and conflict for the world. (WPKN [http://wpkn.org/], January 5, 2026)