In this episode, Denyssa David chats with Kishon Phillip, a visually impaired Trinidadian. Kishon shares stories from his experience in the mainstream education system. He offers practical advice to improve public spaces for the visually impair...

The last part of a three part exploration of our dominant culture. In this episode, John Stollmeyer, shares his ideas on the healing that is required if we are to live together while redesigning the culture to allow all to thrive.  

In this episode we are with John Stollmeyer for the second part of a three part talk.  John describes some civilizations that have collapsed and why. Many features of those civilizations are strikingly familiar.

We continue talking with Phillis Griffith about education in Trinidad and Tobago with particular lessons learned from special needs schools. We explore  skills-based learning for all schools and innovative experiments in experience-sharing...

In this episode, we connect with an educator from Trinidad, Phillis Griffith. Phillis is the Principal of New Beginnings Educational Centre, a private special school and the President of Private Special Schools Association of Trinidad and Tobag...

All of humanity is not destroying this planet. Humans who are part of Western culture are culpable. In this first part of a trilogy, John Stollmeyer begins by sharing the definition for culture as defined by sociologists. He points out that the...

In this episode, Denyssa, shares her ideas on a possible path for human development which focuses on embracing oneness with our true essence/soul, one another and the Earth. She believes that we can restore harmonious relationships and wellbein...

In this premiere episode of The Edge Effect, Denyssa David, of Global Villages, and Anne-Marie Rooks, of JTB Homesteads, talk about their early life and the influences that shaped th...