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2026 Earth & Water Day Broadcast on MNN, May 27, 2026 at 9:30pm, as Visual Voices Special · Go News To Go: More Good News

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  Speaker 1: Would be shut down to our security with these.
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  Speaker 2: Visual voices, a new and unusual look of people shaping
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  Speaker 2: our culture in our world.
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  Speaker 3: Hi, it's Paul slap Kis and we're very excited to
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  Speaker 3: be partnering here with visual voices. Actually, Rick Olfick and
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  Speaker 3: I go back about twenty plus years. One of the
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  Speaker 3: shows we did in one of the openings of the
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  Speaker 3: Eleven Days that Rick has been doing, as was with
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  Speaker 3: doctor Jane Goodall Marion Williamson, and we are doing a tribute.
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  Speaker 3: So we have just accomplished a wonderful opportunity for the
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  Speaker 3: world with our Earth Day broadcast on April twenty second
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  Speaker 3: in Times Square, and we're going to share that with
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  Speaker 3: you a section of it because of the show is
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  Speaker 3: six point five hours worth of great, great, great people
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  Speaker 3: who care about Mother Earth and about water and peace
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  Speaker 3: and love, and it's so exciting. So you can go
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  Speaker 3: to Pause Theworldfpeace dot org and see the whole show
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  Speaker 3: or see a shorter portion of it.
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  Speaker 4: It's just so exciting. So thank you, Rick.
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  Speaker 3: We're looking forward to sharing more wonderful opportunities we the
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  Speaker 3: world tours coming up as well, So all good, thank you,
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  Speaker 3: and forward motion for good Okay for peace, to take
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  Speaker 3: care of mother Earth.
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  Speaker 4: Okay, we wear these things.
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  Speaker 3: That's what it's all about, Mother Earth, Peace, love and
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  Speaker 3: harmony and hope.
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  Speaker 4: Okay, thank you.
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  Speaker 5: New York City Times Square one of the loudest places
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  Speaker 5: on Earth. But on April twenty second, right in the
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  Speaker 5: heart of it all, we're creating something different, a moment
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  Speaker 5: to breathe, to connect artists.
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  Speaker 6: Until she realizes, like no other human being, I am woman.
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  Speaker 3: In my is the.
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  Speaker 7: Meaning, there is worth, There is a purpose like no
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  Speaker 7: weather on this planet.
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  Speaker 8: I am He's the eest go thing.
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  Speaker 9: Missing any birds that only girls.
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  Speaker 10: Elevately scream, no listening wous ways.
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  Speaker 9: Giving leason to will be leasing the cool crawl that man's.
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  Speaker 5: Homo indigenous wisdom keepers.
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  Speaker 11: With the permission of the forties, this fort is of light.
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  Speaker 11: I'm with a permission of all your hearts. We're here
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  Speaker 11: united solidarity to show the law to our mother.
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  Speaker 12: Earth, and together all of us, let's do something radical
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  Speaker 12: right here in Times Square.
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  Speaker 4: Any of you just walking by, just pause.
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  Speaker 13: For a moment, because this is an experience that will
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  Speaker 13: stay with you for the rest of your life.
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  Speaker 14: Join the Global Campaign to Defend and Protect our Mother Earth.
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  Speaker 14: Through our patcha Kuti network.
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  Speaker 15: So thank you for watching, and we are going to
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  Speaker 15: talk about how you can get involved.
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  Speaker 1: And how we are bringing this school, the Mother the
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  Speaker 1: School of Mother Earth, to the United Nations and to the.
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  Speaker 5: World global change makers coming together to remember our connection
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  Speaker 5: to the Earth and to each other.
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  Speaker 3: That some of our partners. Oh, now, let's go to
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  Speaker 3: New York City Controller Mark Levine, so we.
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  Speaker 8: Protect the tree canopy that we already have. Trees are
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  Speaker 8: about so much more than pretty landscapes.
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  Speaker 16: Trailers that are fifteen to sixty years old are renting
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  Speaker 16: for as much as.
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  Speaker 4: Eighteen hundred and two thousand dollars a month.
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  Speaker 17: They'll be able to rent brand new, affordable, safe hurricane
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  Speaker 17: resistance departments.
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  Speaker 4: My name's Paul LaMarsh.
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  Speaker 18: I'm a volunteer for the Charles Bruce Foundation, a nonprofit
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  Speaker 18: organization that champions the arts and the artists who make them.
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  Speaker 18: We sponsor social justice action programs, and we're happy to
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  Speaker 18: be here supporting Paul and sharing this day with all
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  Speaker 18: of you. The Charles Bruce Foundation has a booth right
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  Speaker 18: over there, as he said, please drop by and say hi.
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  Speaker 18: You can learn how artists advocate for people whose daily
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  Speaker 18: needs go unmet. Consider helping us or letting us know
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  Speaker 18: how we can help you. Who needs help?
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  Speaker 4: We want you to come and tell us about it.
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  Speaker 4: And who knew that?
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  Speaker 19: Leonardo also made a movie on biomimicry. Just planting some
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  Speaker 19: seeds here, young guys and girls. The future is bright
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  Speaker 19: because Mother Earth has potential technologies for you to learn about.
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  Speaker 19: And that's what Leonardo DiCaprio has been doing his entire
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  Speaker 19: life debate.
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  Speaker 10: It is a human one.
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  Speaker 20: Clean air and a livable climate are inalienable human rights,
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  Speaker 20: and solving this crisis is not a question of politics.
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  Speaker 21: It is a question of our own survival.
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  Speaker 22: But we must respect the natural world.
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  Speaker 23: Unless we can interact better with the natural world and
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  Speaker 23: more harmony, world peace will be impossible.
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  Speaker 16: Anna Rathman, she's the executive director of the Jane Goodall Institute.
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  Speaker 16: Rick Alfick's coming Back and Anna and she and her
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  Speaker 16: colleagues inspire Home through action to make a brighter future
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  Speaker 16: for our planet. Anna has spent her career in conservation,
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  Speaker 16: including roles in the National Park Service. We work with
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  Speaker 16: Andrew Adrian Benepete. No okay, he's a buddy from Central Park.
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  Speaker 16: Now over at the Brooklyn museum, botanical gardens.
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  Speaker 4: There's a place to go look at.
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  Speaker 16: Okay, you want to talk about nature and national geographic
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  Speaker 16: Gary Nell? Did you ever see Gary? We love Gary
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  Speaker 16: Nell from Channel thirteen thuries. Okay, so it's good to
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  Speaker 16: get old for me, not for you, but for me.
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  Speaker 16: Seventy two I started CBS.
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  Speaker 4: All right.
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  Speaker 16: So back to the story here throughout Africa really bridging science,
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  Speaker 16: education and storytelling. Wow, maybe she could tell a story here.
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  Speaker 16: She remains focused and initiatives that protect our amazing planet
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  Speaker 16: through science based and community led solutions.
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  Speaker 13: Anna, please, thank you, thank you, thank you so much,
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  Speaker 13: thank you, thank you so much. Very Happy Earth Day
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  Speaker 13: to all of you. I'm honored to be here representing
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  Speaker 13: the Jane Goodall Institute. Of course, Earth Day was always
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  Speaker 13: a big time for Jane and for her organization. We
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  Speaker 13: just this year launched the first Jane Goodall Day on
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  Speaker 13: her birthday, April third, and that's an honor of her.
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  Speaker 13: So this whole month we are honoring Jane and inviting
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  Speaker 13: people to make positive impacts in their communities for people,
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  Speaker 13: other animals, and our shared planet.
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  Speaker 24: Here free, free, free right yeah.
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  Speaker 25: To everything.
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  Speaker 15: We the world tour. So it's the Solutions and Tools
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  Speaker 15: tour for the peoples, and it is starting in our
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  Speaker 15: country here in the United States of America and going
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  Speaker 15: through twenty thirty internationally, and we're doing grassroots in mega concerts.
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  Speaker 7: We can learn how to communicate with people we think
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  Speaker 7: we disagree with. I honestly believe that if the world
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  Speaker 7: is saved, it's going to be saved by tens of
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  Speaker 7: millions of little things.
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  Speaker 4: For the film Hello Dad, all right, we love Dad.
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  Speaker 16: And recognition of implementing a solar powered production approach and
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  Speaker 16: contributing to sustainable practices in cinema with a continued commitment
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  Speaker 16: to environmental awareness and conscious production. Earthday we have our
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  Speaker 16: Good News Corporation Earthday dot org own the controller of
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  Speaker 16: the city mark being a positive world for peace and
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  Speaker 16: from a Paul Remport, it.
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  Speaker 23: Means a lot for us to be on this stage.
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  Speaker 13: I come from India.
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  Speaker 23: In India we say Earth is Dhati. Dhirti means the
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  Speaker 23: one who holds It's the mother that holds us. And
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  Speaker 23: it's up to us to make sure that we are weightless,
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  Speaker 23: as weightless as possible. And if I as a director,
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  Speaker 23: as a student, as somebody who's starting out, can make
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  Speaker 23: a sustainable film can use solar power. I believe everybody can.
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  Speaker 26: Because you see, when my daughter was born, there was
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  Speaker 26: this poem on the wall of her maternity ward room
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  Speaker 26: and it said, what if you good? Surround yourself with carefreeeness?
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  Speaker 26: And that was your space. And I'm questioning. My question
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  Speaker 26: to you is isn't that what we all want for
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  Speaker 26: our mothers and our children to feel safe when they're
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  Speaker 26: pregnant or during childbirth and after childbirth. And yet when
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  Speaker 26: I received my daughter's genetic test result, which was during
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  Speaker 26: my pregnancy, I was told she had a forty three
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  Speaker 26: percent chance of Edward syndrome, which was something I had
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  Speaker 26: never heard of before. And when I asked our genecologist
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  Speaker 26: about how why do you think she would have this?
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  Speaker 26: What could be the reason? She told me that it
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  Speaker 26: might be because of our environmental pollution.
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  Speaker 27: Everybody Triana to be here tonight and I wama, and
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  Speaker 27: are you going to introduce or one of our sponsors, Alexio,
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  Speaker 27: who was the pregnant of Oriental Art Foundation, uh and
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  Speaker 27: she's a Valida adanser in both in China and the
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  Speaker 27: New york Y Ballet. And now welcome Alice to have speech.
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  Speaker 13: To us.
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  Speaker 4: What should make one of the fun you should teach
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  Speaker 4: to see Alix.
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  Speaker 27: Neil Uh, my name is Alix Will and insaground her
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  Speaker 27: to be here.
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  Speaker 2: She easily she quent to Quentin foul like it, that's
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  Speaker 2: not And today is uh April twenty second.
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  Speaker 27: Rsay and were perfect down the environmental profession stating.
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  Speaker 2: Wakati in central as to Cytel.
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  Speaker 27: Regard to support this event to our.
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  Speaker 2: Day event, come here guy Sea when the help hung y'all.
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  Speaker 27: Specialist Santo, my.
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  Speaker 14: Friend Paul.
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  Speaker 27: Wish everybody have a joyful night.
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  Speaker 17: Thank you.
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  Speaker 14: And one of the things that I've learned time and
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  Speaker 14: time again is that money is only energy. What is
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  Speaker 14: money spiritual energy? And I think that it has been
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  Speaker 14: an energy that has been extractive and not regenerative. So
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  Speaker 14: the only thing I want to say here today, there's
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  Speaker 14: only one message that I want you all to leave with,
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  Speaker 14: which is that we have built an economy that extracts
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  Speaker 14: our future and sells it in the present moment.
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  Speaker 4: And you know what we call it.
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  Speaker 14: We call it g d P gross domestic product. But
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  Speaker 14: what is gross domestic product? Gross domestic product was created
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  Speaker 14: by a man named Simon Puisnett and He created it
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  Speaker 14: for a five year window to look at how much
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  Speaker 14: we were spending during war in nineteen thirty four. And
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  Speaker 14: now it's been over ninety two years that we've been
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  Speaker 14: using a system that was built for five years. I
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  Speaker 14: think it's time we stop, and I think it's time
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  Speaker 14: we reintroduced a new concept. So as a fellow mathematician,
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  Speaker 14: I'd like to introduce the concept of g d R
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  Speaker 14: Gross domestic regeneration.
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  Speaker 17: My mom was so supportive in my dream of being
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  Speaker 17: a magician, and I wanted to bring a little.
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  Speaker 22: Bit of magic to earth and war today to day.
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  Speaker 22: And this trick was actually one of my mom's favorite tricks.
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  Speaker 22: I do think my first show when I was eight
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  Speaker 22: years old. It's kind of an old trick, but I
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  Speaker 22: think it still hangs up. It's going to use a newspaper.
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  Speaker 22: It's only two sheets of newspaper.
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  Speaker 6: We don't need the whole.
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  Speaker 22: Things of this and anyway to make it clear of.
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  Speaker 4: You to see.
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  Speaker 17: And this is really more of an illusion than it
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  Speaker 17: is a magic trick.
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  Speaker 28: And I call this the illusion of the torn newspaper
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  Speaker 28: because it looks like I tear the newspaper, but I
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  Speaker 28: don't see.
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  Speaker 4: If you watch carefully.
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  Speaker 17: It sounds like I tear the newspapers first, I bring
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  Speaker 17: it really close to the mic.
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  Speaker 22: This would be kind of annoying for Natalie who's.
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  Speaker 4: Behind the camera.
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  Speaker 26: Here.
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  Speaker 10: You can really hear it.
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  Speaker 17: Really sounds like it. It's a perfect illusion because it
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  Speaker 17: actually looks like you can see the individual pieces of
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  Speaker 17: the newspaper, but you can't because this whole time, the
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  Speaker 17: newspaper is still completely undamaged and whole, just as when
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  Speaker 17: we started. So thanks for joining me for this incredible
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  Speaker 17: piece of magic the earth and walk to day.
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  Speaker 4: There is the newspaper you can see.
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  Speaker 14: This is the front page, This is the middle page,
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  Speaker 14: is the back page.
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  Speaker 17: It is an illusion. That's how it's done. Have a
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  Speaker 17: great time, everybody, and I hope at some point we
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  Speaker 17: get to see you here at our show.
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  Speaker 4: Amaze. And I'll have you know that Mia is.
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  Speaker 16: Our good friend, Michelle's daughter who's an own producer of
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  Speaker 16: the event, and she's a New York City school student,
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  Speaker 16: and she's going to be performing in the home segment,
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  Speaker 16: which is going to start at four.
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  Speaker 4: O'clock, God willing.
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  Speaker 16: And so the question was this, we've asked four people.
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  Speaker 16: We have two here and two that aren't here, okay,
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  Speaker 16: And the question was this, what kind of impact do
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  Speaker 16: I want to make in the world, Mia, I want
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  Speaker 16: to make.
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  Speaker 25: An impact on the world that I want people to
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  Speaker 25: treat the earth like it's one of their loved ones.
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  Speaker 4: And I want to make people happy.
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  Speaker 29: With my music.
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  Speaker 16: That's great. And you do make people with happy with
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  Speaker 16: your music, since I've heard it and it's original, she
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  Speaker 16: writes the music. She sings the music no fooling around here, okay?
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  Speaker 16: And another no fooling around? Guy Hudson, Henley Hudson, Who's anybody?
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  Speaker 16: Says a song sung blue Neil Diamond, local guy Brooklyn,
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  Speaker 16: New York, who saw the movie any case. This gentleman
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  Speaker 16: was the son of Kate Hudson. Ironic, his name is
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  Speaker 16: Hudson and Hugh Jackman. Okay, this was the son in
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  Speaker 16: the movie, A great actor, a great personality. And I
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  Speaker 16: also asked him, what kind of impact do I want
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  Speaker 16: to make in the world.
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  Speaker 30: I think that the greatest impact that I can make
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  Speaker 30: is using my platform as an actor to bring consciousness
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  Speaker 30: into educate people about the importance of taking care of her,
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  Speaker 30: because without the girth and all they keep for God,
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  Speaker 30: there is no wealth, no health and new safety for anyone.
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  Speaker 4: Wow. Powerful, two very powerful statements. Thank you very much.
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  Speaker 16: Okay, I'm going to add two more from my grandkids
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  Speaker 16: who can't be here today because they're in school and
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  Speaker 16: out of town. But this is very important for me,
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  Speaker 16: actually the reason why I continue doing this for twenty
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  Speaker 16: four years, especially the Peace one Earth Day as well,
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  Speaker 16: but the International Day of Piece. We're definitely on the
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  Speaker 16: no war story.
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  Speaker 4: What are you wearing?
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  Speaker 29: That is beautiful, Joe, Thank you, Jovis, Thank you everybody
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  Speaker 29: for having me here today. Huge shout out to stand
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  Speaker 29: Lake Church of England Primary School.
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  Speaker 12: They worked so hard.
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  Speaker 4: They made a bunch of.
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  Speaker 29: Illustrations, lots of text, all of these amazing climate messages.
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  Speaker 24: Let me do a little twelve.
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  Speaker 29: They work so well special sects do you guys over
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  Speaker 29: and standy Chuchu being in the primary school, you did
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  Speaker 29: an amazing job.
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  Speaker 4: So I can bring these over and wear them today.
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  Speaker 13: I have my daughter Mia narcisso Krutz and her beautiful friends,
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  Speaker 13: my dad VV and Gwen, who are also my favorites.
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  Speaker 14: These little girls are all incredible.
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  Speaker 27: And I just want to say that Mia is a
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  Speaker 27: is a songwriter and when I asked her to write
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  Speaker 27: a song for Earth Day, and I try to give
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  Speaker 27: her some background.
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  Speaker 10: She said, I got it so.
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  Speaker 5: Anyway, And this is her song that she wrote, and
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  Speaker 5: I'm really really excited for you all to hear it.
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  Speaker 10: Thank you so much.
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  Speaker 27: Oh, I know who I am.
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  Speaker 25: My feet touched the man. I know who I am
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  Speaker 25: on my feet touched silent. I know who I am
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  Speaker 25: my feet touched on it. I know what I have
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  Speaker 25: and what I can Sunlight, soil, water, these a face
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  Speaker 25: and Lenniga Slack and sunlight ghost the bloke Content takes
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  Speaker 25: a show. Stars are sparkling. You can say glow.
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  Speaker 12: Please welcome the amazing Chris Decker.
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  Speaker 4: Y'all, thank you Aeron. Great to be here everyone. I
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  Speaker 4: just want to take a brief.
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  Speaker 12: Moment to thank Paul and Michelle and everyone from the
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  Speaker 12: team who put this incredible event together.
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  Speaker 4: And look where we are.
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  Speaker 1: I mean, it's incredible to be standing on this stage
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  Speaker 1: in Times Square, one of the world's busiest and most
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  Speaker 1: colorful by far, you.
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  Speaker 8: Know places on the planet.
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  Speaker 6: Crossfrows here, So.
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  Speaker 24: Give it up for Max.
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  Speaker 14: Give it up for Max.
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  Speaker 1: This is one of one of our local youth soccer stars.
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  Speaker 14: The World Cup is coming.
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  Speaker 12: We want to give youth not only balls that are
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  Speaker 12: good for the planet, but also good for their health
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  Speaker 12: and for the whole supply chain. So ceremonially, with your help,
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  Speaker 12: we're gonna do a countdown from ten and we're gonna
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  Speaker 12: kick this ball off. Okay, we have a size three
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  Speaker 12: and five on stage, but Max is our official kick.
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  Speaker 12: This is this is Max's moment, y'all. So I need
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  Speaker 12: your help ready on.
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  Speaker 1: Account of ten, nine, eight, seven, six, I can't hear
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  Speaker 1: you five four three two one.
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  Speaker 12: Let's go Max Ey, Yeah, give it up for yourselves, y'all.
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  Speaker 1: We are one race, We are one e Bodie, are
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  Speaker 1: one vision under one.
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  Speaker 2: We have one birth and.
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  Speaker 21: That we love one another, he said, love one another,
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  Speaker 21: he said, one another.
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  Speaker 4: We are Why is China here from Canada? And this
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  Speaker 4: piece we're going to have the.
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  Speaker 16: International Day of Peace September nineteenth. Here we have David's
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  Speaker 16: gonna play with me and I'm going to just do
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  Speaker 16: this and then we go down together.
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  Speaker 9: Ah.
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  Speaker 4: Okay, let's go to Shakira.
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  Speaker 5: Imagine for people.
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  Speaker 6: Living fifty.
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  Speaker 4: You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the
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  Speaker 4: only woman.
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  Speaker 8: That's sun Obama.
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  Speaker 25: So Marbor so you gotta sail to Marble.
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  Speaker 5: One not aday S Day, coming together to remember our
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  Speaker 5: connection to the Earth and to each other. Join us
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  Speaker 5: for Earth Day. Love your mother right here. We'll see
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  Speaker 23: Fos of Mother Nature.
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  Speaker 2: Hello, Times Square.
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  Speaker 4: I'm doctor Anna Usam.
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  Speaker 2: I'm a psychiatrist, author and executive coach, and I'm thrilled
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  Speaker 2: to be here with Chris today.
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  Speaker 30: And I also thought.
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  Speaker 13: Times Squaw would be the absolutely perfect place to talk
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  Speaker 13: to all of you about inner peace.
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  Speaker 31: And I'm doctor Chris Pittinger. I'm a Yale nurse and psychiatrist.
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  Speaker 31: I'm also the guy who Anna calls when she wants
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  Speaker 31: to know what's actually going on in our brains when
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  Speaker 31: we're out experiencing the piece that we all feel when
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  Speaker 31: we are in nature.
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  Speaker 20: Eventually I got to the point where I could start
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  Speaker 20: didn't feel good. And I could feel a transformer when
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  Speaker 4: We are living in a time where people are on
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  Speaker 26: There's a lot of suffering, a lot of problems happening
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  Speaker 26: on our planet.
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  Speaker 12: And then we wonder, how are we going to be
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  Speaker 12: able to utter this?
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  Speaker 4: How can we become more resilient? And all we really
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  Speaker 4: need to do is look to nature, read the world.
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  Speaker 21: stuff like butterflies, and that'll let us rise in the sky.
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  Speaker 6: We the people.
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  Speaker 29: The views expressed by those interviewed for visual voices, and
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  Speaker 29: those featured on visual voices do not necessarily express the
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  Speaker 31: M or anyone associated with this production.
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  Speaker 26: The views of the puppets, however, are their own and
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  Speaker 26: do not reflect the views of any other puppets, mannequins,
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  Speaker 26: and or animatronic creatures.
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  Speaker 24: I am free Nietzsche, and I say thank you.