The Dr. Arik Greenberg Show

In this Labor Day Special, I tackle the issue of student loan forgiveness and the over-usage of adjunct faculty in higher education.  This episode is specifically geared toward questions by my conservative friends who are concerned about being asked to use their hard earned tax dollars to bail out someone else's student loans.   Please also support my good friend, Dr. Lucas Mather's podcast, The Republican Professor, on whose show I have appeared twice and which sparked my desire to talk on this topic today.   For Part I of our talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmdTh2QiS9o For Part II of our talk:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iMFlb9J-qA&t=2058s 

In this episode of my webcast, I conduct a follow-up interview my  student, Aung Khant (name altered for his safety), who is a Myanmar  national, about the recent coup by the military junta in Myanmar, which  placed head of state, Aung San Suu Kyi under arrest and challenged the  recent democratic elections based upon false claims of election fraud.   There are now massive protests in Myanmar against the military coup, all  of which are peacefully executed, but the military has engaged in  violent and tyrannical tactics against its own people, much like  organized crime.  My student, Aung, talks about how the Myanmar people  have very little in the way of resources, or even weapons to defend  themselves against a corrupt regime that is now killing people.  The  military already waged a war against one of its ethnic minorities, the  Rohingya, but now it is perpetrating crimes against the majority of its  citizens as a way to maintain its power.  But the people of Myanmar are  very passionate about restoring their democracy and are well organized  even without clear cut leaders of their movement.  They are asking for  the world's attention and help in restoring their democracy and  restoring the peace that was taken from them by a corrupt military  regime that has benefited only a few individuals.     Please view the following resources:    https://www.cfr.org/interview/how-mya...​ https://foreignpolicy.com/2021/02/16/...​   Please like, subscribe, and follow the hashtags:  #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar​ #SaveMyanmar​   Thank you,  Dr. Arik Greenberg www.DrArikGreenberg.com

In this episode of my podcast, I interview my student, Aung Khant (name  altered for his safety), who is a Myanmar national, about the recent  coup by the military junta in Myanmar, which placed head of state, Aung  San Suu Kyi under arrest and challenged the recent democratic elections  based upon false claims of election fraud.  There are now massive  protests in Myanmar against the military coup, all of which are  peacefully executed, but the military has engaged in violent and  tyrannical tactics against its own people, much like organized crime.   My student, Aung, talks about how the Myanmar people have very little in  the way of resources, or even weapons to defend themselves against a  corrupt regime that is now killing people.  The military already waged a  war against one of its ethnic minorities, the Rohingya, but now it is  perpetrating crimes against the majority of its citizens as a way to  maintain its power.  But the people of Myanmar are very passionate about  restoring their democracy and are well organized even without clear cut  leaders of their movement.  They are asking for the world's attention  and help in restoring their democracy and restoring the peace that was  taken from them by a corrupt military regime that has benefited only a  few individuals.     Please view the following resources:    https://www.cfr.org/interview/how-myanmars-military-wields-power-shadows https://foreignpolicy.com/2021/02/16/myanmar-rohingya-coup-buddhists-protest/   Please like, subscribe, and follow the hashtags:  #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar #SaveMyanmar   Thank you,  Dr. Arik Greenberg www.DrArikGreenberg.com A video version of this is found at: https://youtu.be/s71yhfuGrEE

First episode after a long hiatus, and moving to a new platform.   We would love to have your input for future shows.  Contact us at [email protected] Topics:  Institute for Religious Tolerance, Peace and Justice Interfaith March for Peace & Justice My upcoming books, The Exile and Interfaith America The passing of Dr. James Sanders (1927-2020)

Hello, Friends: This is our second episode.  In this installment, we'll be talking about the following topics: Death of parents Breast cancer Compulsive Hoarding Elder Care Skepticism about psychic phenomena and the miraculous. Real spirituality and real miracles Sylvia Browne, Amanda Berry kidnapping, John of God Slain in the Spirit

Hello, Everyone, I'm Dr. Arik Greenberg, a scholar, author, lecturer, public intellectual. Some topics we'll talk about in this first episode are as follows: Keeping things separate from my nonprofit work Education as my goal Some preliminary ideas of mine about the "Revolution of 4 Rs", Repentance, Responsibility, Righteousness, and Respect Email me at: [email protected]

Hello, Folks: This is our third episode.  Among the many topics we will touch on this time, you'll find the following: Aziz Ansari, Katie Way, Babe.net, Ashleigh Banfield Ta Nehisi Coates, Cornell West, Respect for our elders #MeToo movement, date rape, sexual assault, Redefining masculinity and gender identity #NotOnMyWatch, male self-awareness and a return to honorable intentions toward our sisters

Hello, Friends: In this, our fourth episode, we discuss Powerlifting and Spirituality as a touchstone for the incredible potential of the human mind, as well as Reiki and other energy healing techniques. Our special guest star is the lovely, brilliant, and talented Melissa Crandall, Reiki Master Teacher!  She also happens to be the love of my life. Enjoy!

Hello, Friends: In this, our fifth episode, we talk about : Dastardly People, MeToo, Bill Cosby, Harvey Weinstein, Christopher Columbus, Confederate Monuments, Aziz Ansari, Leon Persky, Brock Turner, Lili Loofbourow, Andrew Sullivan. Can we appreciate a body of work belonging to dastardly people who have been revealed for what they are? The Changing face of Masculinity Casual Sex Laci Green and the efforts to reach out across the aisle in politics White Privilege The Gender of God, changes in the policies of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington DC toward gender in Book of Common Prayer

In this, our sixth episode, I interview my friend and classmate, Fr. Giovanni Esti, who is a Roman Catholic Priest, scholar of New Testament and Christian Origins, and an all around amazing human being with a lot of interesting stories about his life and adventures, as well as his thoughts on the state of the church, and changing times within religion.  Seriously, Fr. Giovanni is like the Apostle Paul in many ways.  You'll love this episode!