Interviews – The Mobilized News Network

Music Heals

June 16, 2026 Editorial Staff

Have you ever been so emotionally moved by a musical performance, live or recorded or one that you are performing? Have you ever wondered how these sounds have an impact on your health? To address how music effects our health […]

Physicist Chiara Marletto: How to know when an imagined future can become a real, testable possibility?

June 7, 2026 Editorial Staff

“Fantasy ignores constraints; imagination works within them. A genuinely possible future is one that does not violate the laws of nature and for which we can, at least in principle, explain a path from here to there, that is compatible […]

Lessons from a Systems Thinker

May 31, 2026 Editorial Staff

Tom Bosschaert is the founder and director of Except Integrated Sustainability, a Netherlands-based innovation, design, and development consultancy focused on building systemic solutions for a sustainable society. He founded Except in 1999 at age 19 with a mission to connect science, […]

David Amram: Music as a way of describing how we could all do our share to create a better world

May 31, 2026 Editorial Staff

In a concerted effort to spark the imagination in all of us, Mobilized News is honored to begin our series “Imagination in Action” with musician, composer and orchestra leader David Amram. His website is located at www.davidamram.com You have lived […]

Former U.N. Foundation leaders reminds us what we can do, now:

May 30, 2026 Editorial Staff

Chuck Woolery has spent decades working at the intersection of hunger, child survival, global health, peace, and international cooperation. Through his work with various organizations, including United Nations communities and global civil society networks, he has helped advance the practical […]

Dr. Ozner’s on a quest to eradicate heart disease. So far, he’s right on track!

May 6, 2026 Editorial Staff

It is with great pleasure and honor that this recent conversation is shared and amplified. Michael Ozner, MD, FACC, FAHA, is one of America’s leading advocates for heart disease prevention. Dr. Ozner is a board-certified cardiologist, a Fellow of the […]

The Man who put war on trial

April 14, 2026 Editorial Staff

On April 14th, The man who put war on trial at Nuremberg posthumously receives Congressional Gold Medal. Benjamin Ferencz lived in Delray Beach, Florida. By Steven Jay, Creative Director In 1945, a 27-year-old lawyer helped prove a radical idea after World […]

Rethink X: Realities of Paradigm Change

January 25, 2026 Editorial Staff

During the Industrial Revolution, the automobile entered the world without an infrastructure around it. There were no paved roads. No gasoline stations or repair shops. People didn’t know how to drive. Companies tied to the horse-and-carriage industry spread fear, warning […]

Humanitarian Artists for Ukrainians

January 24, 2026 Editorial Staff

Arts + Solidarity The Arts as Connector February 14th is the day the world celebrates Valentines Day. A day of celebrating the love we have for one another–no matter where in the world we are. Now, something special to celebrate […]

What is a Smarter City?

January 24, 2026 Editorial Staff

Fanni Melles, PhD. is Smart Cities researcher where she focuses on SMARTER CITIES. Her podcast WTF4Cities is a highly recommended destination to discover how cities are gearing up and developing improvements in the ways cities function and operate. She focuses […]

Can Media heal the traumas it helped to create?

January 22, 2026 Editorial Staff

Building a Trauma-Restoring Media System Matthew Green, author of The Resonant World on Substack and a longtime climate journalist with deep experience at Reuters, DeSmog, and The Guardian, is a chance to explore the inner dimensions of climate collapse, […]

Smarter cities for healthier coexistence

October 12, 2025 Editorial Staff

Corey Gray of the Smart Cities Council provides the opportunity to explore the leading edge of urban innovation, data-driven infrastructure, sustainability, and the ethics of intelligent systems. Corey is positioned at the crossroads of technology, public service, and community design, […]

Vishal Prasad of Fiji accepts ‘Alternative Nobel Prize’ on behalf of Pacific Islands Students Fighting Climate Change

October 11, 2025 Editorial Staff

Vishal Prasad of Fiji accepts ‘Alternative Nobel Prize’ on behalf of Pacific Islands Students Fighting Climate Change Vishal Prasad, Director and co-founder of Pacific Islands Students Fighting Climate Change (PISFCC), will accept the 2025 Right Livelihood Award in Stockholm […]

RIGHT LIVELIHOOD Solomon Yeo

October 11, 2025 Editorial Staff

Solomon Yeo, human rights lawyer of Solomon Islands accepts ‘Alternative Nobel Prize’ on behalf of Pacific Islands Students Fighting Climate Change Solomon Yeo, First Campaign Director of Pacific Islands Students Fighting Climate Change (PISFCC) and First President of the organization, […]

Right Livelihood: Justice for Myanmar

October 11, 2025 Editorial Staff

Justice For Myanmar awarded ‘Alternative Nobel Prize’ for exposing global financial complicity in Myanmar’s military atrocities. Due to the severe security risks faced by members of 2025 Awardee Justice For Myanmar (JFM), the audio in this edit was AI-generated. […]

Right Livelihood Laureattes Emergency Response Rooms

October 11, 2025 Editorial Staff

Sudan’s Emergency Response Rooms (ERRs) awarded ‘Alternative Nobel Prize’ for ewriting the rules of humanitarian aid Emergency Response Rooms (ERRs), a Sudanese grassroots network of nearly 10,000 volunteers, will receive the 2025 Right Livelihood Award in Stockholm on 2 December. […]

Chamorro human rights lawyer and writer from Guam accepts ‘Alternative Nobel Prize’ for his legal role in landmark International Court of Justice advisory opinion (ICJ AO)

October 11, 2025 Editorial Staff

Chamorro human rights lawyer and writer from Guam accepts ‘Alternative Nobel Prize’ for his legal role in landmark International Court of Justice advisory opinion (ICJ AO) INTRO: Indigenous Chamorro human rights lawyer and writer Julian Aguon, who helped spearhead […]

Building Infrastructure for Planetary Regeneration:

October 11, 2025 Editorial Staff

Building Infrastructure for Planetary Regeneration: Stuart Cowan, Chief Scientist at the Buckminster Fuller Institute (BFI), presents a powerful opportunity to explore the frontiers of regenerative design, systems thinking, and whole systems transformation. Cowan is known for connecting deep ecological intelligence […]

Smarter Cities for Efficiency and Quality of Life

October 11, 2025 Editorial Staff

As a smart(er) cities researcher–and the host of What’s the Future for Smart Cities Podcast, Hungarian-born Australian, Fanni Melles is on top of her game and understands the smart cities movement like no one else. Her research–and her podcast–has enabled […]

Arts and activism: Perfect together.

October 10, 2025 Editorial Staff

Re-imagining media and the arts as a public service: Michael Masucci, co-director of the pioneering media arts collective EZTV, offers an extraordinary chance to explore the evolution of independent video art, the birth of digital culture, and how media can be […]

Building Infrastructure for Planetary Regeneration:

September 7, 2025 Editorial Staff

“You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.” — R. Buckminster Fuller Stuart Cowan is the Executive Director at Buckminster Fuller Institute (BFI.) In this conversation, Stuart […]

How to design the ecologically sensible city (or community)

September 7, 2025 Editorial Staff

https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/q7kyun8k2ge27tnc/tom_bosschaertbhzgl.mp3 How to design the ecologically-sensible sustainable city:Sustainability has become the most prevalent challenge in policy and business – the world is looking for answers, and the time is ripe for visions beyond single-issue solutions. Results that address […]

Rock and roll transformed for the children’s pallette…

June 4, 2025 Editorial Staff

“Staying true to my heart gives me a constant continuum of a life well-lived. It chooses me.” Composer/Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist/Producer Ray Andersen, was a full time band member of Meat Loaf, as his guitarist, keyboardist, backup singer, from ’98-’02, touring all of […]

Creating legally enforceable rights of nature laws

May 10, 2025 Editorial Staff

Thomas Linzey, Esq.—co-founder of the Center for Democratic and Environmental Rights (CDER) and a pioneer in the Rights of Nature and community self-governance movements— offers the important opportunity to explore the legal, philosophical, and revolutionary underpinnings of ecological democracy. Our […]