Dropping Knowledge

Dropping Knowledge invites you to ask and answer questions covering social themes of global significance. When you ask in order to understand, when you answer in order to share, this is what we mean by dropping knowledge. Jonathan Granoff answers the question: How do...

From the Crucible of Experience

May 24, 2005 The Global Security Institute presented a panel of outstanding experts whose unique experiences at the center of the nuclear weapons crisis qualify them to offer insights for the future. Robert McNamara, former U.S. Secretary of Defense, Ted Sorensen,...

2005 Alan Cranston Peace Award Honoring Ted Turner

April 20, 2005 President Mikhail Gorbachev gave a keynote address, his first speech at the United Nations since his historic address in December of 1988, and then presented philanthropist and businessman Ted Turner with the Alan Cranston Peace Award on behalf of the...

The Nuclear Lullaby

2003 Host Peter Coyote and studio guests discuss the nuclear threat in the post-Cold War age. The Nuclear Lullaby presents information which the US government has not divulged on nuclear proliferation, the use of depeleted uranium, and the storage hazards and...