Podcast appearances and mentions of James Thornton

In this special episode, we welcome author and storyteller Martin Goodman to explore the extraordinary living story of the Bishnoi people—a community in the Western Thar Desert of India who have made protecting life, in all its forms, their deepest devotion. Three centuries ago, 363 Bishnoi villagers led by Amrita Devi gave their lives to defend the sacred khejri trees from destruction, speaking the words still taught to Bishnoi children today: “My head for a tree is a cheap price to pay.”  But the Bishnoi are not just a story of sacrifice from the past—they are still here, still tending, still fighting for the beings and ecosystems that sustain us all. Martin shares the serendipitous journey that brought him to the Bishnoi, the profound lessons he learned among them, and the creation of his new book, My Head for a Tree: The Extraordinary Story of the Bishnoi, Guardians of Nature. We talk about devotion, care as daily practice, the ecology of love, and what it means to live in relationship with the smallest creatures. We hope this conversation reminds you: Love is not only an action. It is also a meditation. A daily practice of belonging. A vow, renewed again and again, to defend life-affirming practices. ✨ Highlights include: The origin story behind the term "treehugger" and why it still matters today The 29 rules of the Bishnoi faith: a life built around ecological care The emotional and spiritual legacy of Amrita Devi's sacrifice How the Bishnoi resist extractive forces with devotion and fierce tenderness Reflections on love as an ecosystem, not just an emotion How we can follow the Bishnoi's example without appropriating their sacred ways

Wrapping up Earth Month, I speak with JAMES THORNTON, founder of ClientEarth, the preeminent environmental law group, with 300 lawyers holding governments and companies accountable across the globe. He steps down as the group's president this month after 18 years. Their work training the Chinese - including their Supreme Court - in environmental law is remarkable. What I've learned about their successes has given me hope – something that can feel all too endangered these days. Listen in, if you could use a bit of the same. You can learn more at Clientearth.orgThornton-04-14-2025-transcript 

Who could talk for over an hour and a half about the Daniel Radcliffe/Adam Driver-starring romcom? James Thornton and Andrew Hunter Scholey can of course.... Take the romantic plunge as they discuss the careers of the film's young cast, some random hot takes about relationships and dating and ultimately.... Why did no one see this (mostly) charming take on the old genre.

James Thornton, CEO of Intrepid Travel, talks with James Shillinglaw of Insider Travel Report about his growing adventure tour operator. Intrepid just completed its largest acquisition to date by purchasing Swadee Reizen, which offers bike tours and more in the Netherlands. It also just moved its North American headquarters to Denver, and it now offers tour programs in nearly every country in the world. For more information, visit www.intrepidtravel.com. All our Insider Travel Report video interviews are archived and available on our Youtube channel  (youtube.com/insidertravelreport), and as podcasts with the same title on: Spotify, Pandora, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Listen Notes, Podchaser, TuneIn + Alexa, Podbean,  iHeartRadio,  Google, Amazon Music/Audible, Deezer, Podcast Addict, and iTunes Apple Podcasts, which supports Overcast, Pocket Cast, Castro and Castbox.  

In this episode, host Andrew Hunter Scholey and James Thornton get into the Valentine's spirit with an episode they've been meaning to do since day one. How is this film through the lens of those living in Nova Scotia, where the movie was filmed and takes place? Why did the film get butchered and not seen as intended for almost 40 years? Why do James and Hunter discuss their disdain for public showers? Tune in to find out about "the most Canadian horror film ever made" and a personal fav of the hosts.

James Thornton returns to discuss a fav of host Andrew Hunter Scholey. They tackle the career of director Phillip Borsos, the unusual production of the film, and Hunter has another chance to gush about one of his favourite actors, Richard Farnsworth. Strap in for a discussion about one of the best Canadian films ever made.

On the next episode of The MisFitNation Show hosted by Rich LaMonica, we welcome James Thornton. James is a US Army Veteran who served from 1991-1995 and is now an ambassador for Warrior Rounds. In this role, he meets many people and shares his story of service and the journey afterward. James understands that his story is unique to him, neither better nor worse than anyone else's. Through this understanding, James has found a passion for helping others.

In this dense episode tackling this NFB Canadian classic, James Thornton and Andrew Hunter Scholey cover (checks notes).... The historical log drivers and their importance in Canada's development as a country; the song's composer Wade Hemsworth and his influence on Canadian music; the 60's Montreal folk scene; Quebec separatism and the 1980 referendum; the film's animator and director John Weldon and his prolific career; the Canada Vignettes and their role in the NFB but also Canadian identity; and finally (*breathe...*) what do they finally have to say about the film itself?

How can the law save the environment? Tune into this episode, featuring James Thornton, the President & Founder of ClientEarth, to find out more about the way that government legislation is protecting and supporting our planet for future generations. So why should you be listening in? You can hear Rob and James discussing:What ClientEarth is and how it operatesHow law is helping to shape a more sustainable futureJames's book, ‘Nature, My Teacher'The significance of the Clean Water ActHow to deal with climate anxiety Join us on your favourite podcast streaming app!Don't forget to join our Discord community where we connect with like-minded people, share resources, and continue the conversation from this episode.Sponsored by Clio - the #1 legal software for clients, cases, billing and more!

Rev. Patrick Hines, Rev. James Thornton, - Rev. Henry Johnson walk through a goldmine of biblical truth in Ephesians 1-1-14.

Rev. Patrick Hines, Rev. James Thornton, & Rev. Henry Johnson walk through a goldmine of biblical truth in Ephesians 1:1-14.

In this fascinating interview, James Thornton, founder and CEO of ClientEarth, discusses his latest book Nature, My Teacher, offering a unique perspective on the intersections of law, nature, and spirituality. Reflecting on his decades-long career as an environmental lawyer, Thornton shares how his work to protect the environment has been shaped by his deep reverence for nature and his experiences as a Zen Buddhist priest. The book delves into his personal philosophy and the lessons he's learned from nature, which continue to inspire his work in environmental advocacy.Thornton reflects on his journey with ClientEarth, an environmental law charity that has made significant strides in using the law to hold corporations and governments accountable for environmental harm. His experiences span across continents, from the United States to Europe and China, where he has helped shape legal systems that protect the planet. One notable highlight in the interview is Thornton's experience in China, where he has been working to help develop laws that empower citizens to hold polluters, including government-owned entities, accountable. This groundbreaking work aligns with China's ambition to build an "ecological civilization," an effort enshrined in its constitution and reflected in transformative advancements in green technology.Throughout the conversation, Thornton weaves together the themes of his book with his practical experience in environmental law, illustrating how his spiritual beliefs, legal expertise, and deep connection to nature converge to guide his approach to sustainability. Nature, My Teacher serves as both a reflection on Thornton's remarkable career and an urgent call to reconnect with the natural world, offering readers a hopeful yet pragmatic roadmap for tackling the climate crisis.James Thornton is the founding CEO of ClientEarth, a path-breaking law firm which uses advocacy, litigation and research to address the greatest challenges of our time – including nature loss and climate change. ClientEearth has an extra-ordinary record of success built on solid law and science – and has brought about fundamental change in the way environmental protections are made and enforced across Europe. The New Statesman has named James as one of 10 people who could change the world. James has twice won Leader of the Year at the Business Green Awards. The Financial Times awarded him its Special Achievement accolade at the FT Innovative Lawyers Awards. James is an ordained Zen Buddhist priest; his latest book Nature, My Teacher: How to Be Alive in a World under Threat was published in April.

James Thornton is back because he wanted to discuss "New Waterford Girl" (1999), a unique coming of age film set in Cape Breton. His conversation with host Andrew Hunter Scholey covers a wide variety of topics, among which are the surprisingly fascinating early career of the film's director Alan Moyle, life in small towns, as well as how the film's plot plays with how certain aspects of women are portrayed in media.

With the passing of Canadian acting legend Donald Sutherland, Andrew Hunter Scholey and James Thornton decided to delay their previously planned episode. Instead they are discussing Sutherland's films produced in Canada and abroad. Then their discussion delves into one of Sutherland's most overlooked films: the medical drama, "Threshold" (1981).

Join Mayor Jose' this week as he sits down with Warrior Rounds Ambassador James Thornton to talk about the Traveling Vietnam Wall & Cost of Freedom Tribute coming to Shepherdsville City Park July 25-30. They also discuss his work with Warrior Rounds and his experience working with veterans. email Jose' : yeswayjosemail@gmail.com Warrior Rounds Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/warriorrounds/

Ever run into one of those people whose resumes are so bloody full of awesome accomplishments that you wonder why they even let you take up precious space on earth? Well this is one of those guys. James Thornton is a world-renowned environmental lawyer, author, poet, and Zen Buddhist priest. The New Statesman named him as one of 10 people who could change the world, and he has won the Financial Times Lifetime Achievement Award for Innovation in Law. James is the founder and president of Client Earth, the leading global not-for-profit law group who represent the natural world, advocate for policy changes that protect it, and hold governments and corporations accountable where policies have been violated. James is also the author of Client Earth which won the Judge's Choice Business Book of the Year Award. In 2021, he was a judge of the Laurel Prize for the world's best collection of eco-poetry, pointing to his deep understanding of the genre. Nature, My Teacher is his latest work. It is divided into 12 books, each a sequence of intimate essays, James investigates the nature of human consciousness. James discusses his own anxiety, why anxiety is a rational response to climate change, and he explains why environmental problems are mental problems. Both from his work as an environmental lawyer and his role as a Zen Buddhist priest, James shows us ways to find hope in a world under threat. This book is a meditation on those principles that will serve to both ease our fears and invigorate us to take action. Of course, I kid about those of us lesser mortals "taking up space" here. We all are worth something. Still. People like James do make one take stock.

Well, NoN has made it to its hundredth episode. And to celebrate, James Thornton stopped by to have a very brief chat with Andrew Hunter Scholey about possibly the greatest episode of television ever.

In this episode, I caught up with an old friend James Thornton – an Environmental lawyer, TED speaker, and the CEO and Founder of ClientEarth, a global non-profit environmental law organisation.James's legal strategies have led to groundbreaking legal victories in the fight against climate change, air pollution, and biodiversity loss. His work at ClientEarth focuses on holding governments and corporations accountable for environmental harm.He's also an ordained Zen Buddhist priest and a prolific writer, and his new book, Nature My Teacher, is a collection of essays about our connection with the natural world.TakeawaysChina's ultra fast approach to environmental lawEnforcing change through the lawReconnecting with nature to overcome climate anxietyChapters(00:00) Introduction(00:26) Inspiration for Client Earth(03:55) Balancing law and compassion(05:18) Dealing with anxiety and taking action(09:40) Taking care of oneself: The Donkey(13:09) Proudest cases at Client Earth(17:10) Sources of cases(18:58) Client Earth's work in china(22:23) Using the law to enforce change(25:02) Exploring the flow of money(27:41) Message: Nature, My TeacherLinks:Nature, My Teacher bookhttps://www.amazon.co.uk/Nature-My-Teacher-Alive-Threat/dp/1909954934Visit Client Earth's Websitehttps://www.clientearth.org/Visit Ben's Website:https://bensaunders.com/Subscribe to the New Frontiers Newsletter:https://bensaunders.substack.com/podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

James Thornton and Andrew Hunter Scholey sit down to discuss the beloved animated film "The Cat Came Back" (1988) as well as the career of animator/director Cordell Barker.Intro/Outro music for this episode is by Old Reverend Randell. Listen to his work here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6cbFhd3cMg3eq1dUdkjGJnThanks Randy!

In this week's episode, Intrepid Travel CEO James Thornton chats about his absolute hatred of routines, why he doesn't mind not being the smartest person in the room and the pay cut that made his career. This podcast is sponsored by LDV Group.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode: two people who are not sports fans discuss a film about Hockey. It's host Andrew Hunter Scholey and James Thornton having the chat.

Step into the world of true crime with Rabia Chaudry and Ellyn Marsh, along with comedian and "This Ends in Paris" podcast host, Kevin James Thornton. Join them as they delve into the chilling case of the Burger Chef Murders, a baffling and brazen crime that shocked the community of Speedway Indiana in 1978. Together, they explore the tragic abduction and murder of four young Burger Chef workers and examine the theories and mysteries surrounding this unsolved tragedy. You can support Kevin on his social media IG and TikTok @kevinjamesthornton Please give Rabia and Ellyn a follow on Instagram at @rabiaandellyn or on their personal pages, @rabiasquared2 and @ellynmarsh. Check out their Patreon page for exclusive bonus content for Rabia and Ellyn Solve the Case at https://www.patreon.com/rabiaandellyn! And do not forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel for more Solve the Case, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA8XyM5mAldu9zswyj5zcLQ Thanks to our sponsors: Bioptimizer = Nurture your mind and body with this all-natural, full-spectrum magnesium supplement. Simply go to [bioptimizers.com/rabiaandellyn] and use promo code RABIAANDELLYN during checkout to save 10% percent.

A horny midwesterner with trauma? AGAIN? Yes, internet and global comedy star Kevin James Thornton comes on the podcast to answer "is there a god?" "do mannequins have areolas?" and other pressing questions. We also get into:-Kevin's access to Playgirl as a kid-sad acting school teachers-Cosmo Magazine's (f*cked up) advice-getting older and giving less of a sh*tplus we ask, "why do men own guns?"**********************************************************************For this week's bonus episode (Behind The Gay Ass Scenes and this weekend's horny birthday party) go to patreon.com/gayasspodcastFollow Kevin on Instagram (@kevinjamesthornton), TikTok (@kevinjamesthornton), and see Kevin on tour!: www.kevinjamesthornton.comFollow Eric (@ericwillz) and Gay Ass Podcast (@gayasspodcast) and tag us if you liked this ep :)Stay gay ass!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/thats-a-gay-ass-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Comedian Kevin James Thornton is in town, so he's come by Jeff's place for a lovely chat. It's part interview, part therapy session, and part relationship history exploration. They dive deep into Kevin's life, from his early roots in the church, to The Rocky Horror Picture Show, to his reentry into the dating scene at 50. It's a candid conversation that's very fun and sweet, and Kevin is so open and vulnerable. You're going to love this one. And if you do love it, which you will, please consider leaving a glowing five-star review.Catch Kevin James Thornton when he's in your city.Get your copy of Big Dating Energy!

Dan and comedian Kevin James Thornton (Be Yourself) discuss comedy club food, coming face-to-face with death at a London rooftop bar, and the best (or absolute worst) way to reheat fries. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In his first comedy special, Kevin James Thornton takes the audience on a coming of age journey talking about growing up gay in a strict church community, trying to be popular in school, and the relatable yet embarrassing stories we all share trying to fit into our own skin. All with a splash of autotune. Kevin is also an author (he just signed with Stimola Literary), a former writer for the Huffington Post, and has been selling out clubs and theaters worldwide. His unique perspective shines in this special shot at the El Portal Theatre in Los Angeles. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week's Eye on Travel Podcast with Peter Greenberg – from Kigali, Rwanda where the World Travel and Tourism Council convened for their annual Global Summit to discuss the most cutting edge issues in travel. Peter is joined by James Thornton - Chief Executive Officer at Intrepid Travel - to discuss two important issues: over tourism and sustainable tourism. Then, John Sage - the CEO of Sage Inclusion - stops by to share some of the continuing-- and troubling -- accessibility issues in the travel industry as well as some quick and simple solutions that need to be done. Then, a conversation with John H Wigger - Author of “The Hijacking of American Flight 119: How D.B. Cooper Inspired a Skyjacking Craze and the FBI's Battle to Stop It” - on one of the wildest stories in aviation history. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week's Eye on Travel Podcast with Peter Greenberg – from Kigali, Rwanda where the World Travel and Tourism Council convened for their annual Global Summit to discuss the most cutting edge issues in travel. Peter is joined by James Thornton - Chief Executive Officer at Intrepid Travel - to discuss two important issues: over tourism and sustainable tourism. Then, John Sage - the CEO of Sage Inclusion - stops by to share some of the continuing-- and troubling -- accessibility issues in the travel industry as well as some quick and simple solutions that need to be done. Then, a conversation with John H Wigger - Author of “The Hijacking of American Flight 119: How D.B. Cooper Inspired a Skyjacking Craze and the FBI's Battle to Stop It” - on one of the wildest stories in aviation history. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This one is a doozy. Tackling a giant of Canadian cinema, Andrew Hunter Scholey and James Thornton sit down to discuss Norman McLaren. Possibly the most influential filmmaker in Canadian history, there is a lot to unpack. To discuss Norman one has to discuss the history of the National Film Board of Canada and it's impact on Canadian film. His pioneering animation techniques and the state of animation in North America in the 1930's to the 1960s. And that's just to start. Oh, and they eventually get around to discussing his 1952 Academy Award winning film "Neighbours".

Regular co-host (and big Transformers fan) James Thornton has been after Andrew Hunter Scholey for years to talk about Beast Wars, as well as Vancouver animation studio Mainframe. So Hunter-- for the first time-- sat down and watched some Beast Wars episodes James had picked out. How did that go? How confused did Hunter get? How do copyright rules make things even more confusing? One has to listen to this huge deep dive to find out!

We're keeping the laughs going as we continue our For the Love of Funny series–and this week we've got Kevin James Thornton, a comedian and entertainer, who, after spending his youth  in a fundamentalist church in the 90's,  found a lot to laugh about. After moving to LA to make his way on stages at the Comedy Store and as an actor, Kevin wasn't sure he was happy with how his life was going. After a move to Nashville and some serious contemplation about where to go next, the pandemic hit. Bored at home, Kevin discovered a little thing called TikTok and decided it might be fun to share some of the stories of what it was like to grow up gay in a fundamentalist church in the 90's, and much to his surprise his videos were wildly successful. At 50 years old, Kevin had found his niche, and now he brings his unique brand of comedy (often sung as a story through an auto-tune device—because it was the 90's, after all) ) with audiences across the U.S. and Europe and with over 2 million followers on social media.  * * * Thank you to our sponsors! Chime | Visit chime.com/forthelove to learn how you can benefit from using Chime! FOCL | Visit https://focl.com/ and use code FORTHELOVE at checkout for 20% off of your purchase Jen Hatmaker BookClub | Visit jenhatmakerbookclub.com and use code READ at checkout $5 off your purchase! Resources Mentioned in This Episode: A Comedy Bit on Kevin's YouTube Channel A Comedy Bit on Kevin's YouTube Channel The Comedy Store in West Hollywood For the Love Episode with Nate Bargatze Kevin James Thornton's Upcoming Shows Guest's Links: Kevin's Website Kevin's Instagram Kevin's Twitter Kevin's Facebook Kevin's TikTok Kevin's YouTube Connect with Jen! Jen's website Jen's InstagramJen's Twitter Jen's FacebookJen's YouTube

Elena and James Thornton with Arizona Consortium for the Arts Arizona Consortium for the Arts, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit, all volunteer, community organization. The consortium’s vision is to establish a multicultural, multidisciplinary arts space/center with an open door policy. The center will provide a home for all activities and foster artistic growth for people […] The post Elena and James Thornton with Arizona Consortium for the Arts appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

In this episode, James Thornton returns and wants to talk about a movie where Peter Weller fights a giant rat! Of course since it happens to be a Canadian film, host Andrew Hunter Scholey agreed. They also talk about the NFB documentary, "Ratopolis" (1973). Topics include.... Rats! But also discuss VHS box art, the crazy career of director George P. Cosmatos, and Peter Weller playing a yuppie fighting a giant rat.

On episode 164 of EHS On Tap, James Thornton, incoming president of the American Society of Safety Professionals, talks about what he hopes to accomplish in the next year. This episode was recorded at the ASSP Safety23 conference in San Antonio.

James Thornton is back to discuss the Toronto-set "Blood and Donuts" (1995) with host Andrew Hunter Scholey. They also discuss vampires and their evolution in media, as well as what David Cronenberg was up to as an actor in the early 90s.

After a couple of years of trying, long time guests James Thornton and Skyler Greencorn finally assemble with host Andrew Hunter Scholey to have a chat about "PG: Psycho Goreman" (2020).

This week I'm joined by the brilliant Kevin James Thornton. I loved hearing about their story and hope you do too. Please subscribe, rate and review. Thanks, Suzi xxx And if you want to get in touch with me on the show, here's how... email: hello@outwithsuziruffell.com twitter: @outwithsuzi   A 'Keep It Light Media' Production Sales, advertising and general enquiries: hello@keepitlightmedia.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode host Andrew Hunter Scholey is joined by returning North of Normal guest James Thornton to talk a really long time about 90 seconds of animation.

James Thornton is back with host Andrew Hunter Scholey to discuss the epic caveman tale, "Quest For Fire" (1981).

Today's episode will give you hope and a sense that the tide is actually turning, if just thinking about the state of our planet makes you sad or fearful, then. Our guest—Elspeth Jones—is the warm, funny, brilliant Deputy CEO of an environmental law charity called ClientEarth whose main client is just what the name implies: their client is our planet! Turns out, there is a group of global lawyers whose only client is The Earth. And with a support team of experts in conservation, they are defending our planet and making real change legally binding. (00:00- 04:37) OPENING (04:48- 13:34) What is ClientEarth? ClientEarth was founded by James Thornton in 2008 Law as a powerful tool Enhance law that already exists Lawyers that are qualified from all over the world How ClientEarth is funded? Sense of purpose (13:35- 24:15) Stories that matter BOOK: The Little Gardener by Emily Hughes Even a group of small people can catalyze big change in the world Torres Strait Islands Case United Nation's Human Rigths Committee Australia A case with a lot of first Yessie Mosby Indonesia Strict legal precedent Pushing the judges in terms of their cultural thinking (24:16- 27:21) BREAK (27:22- 36:44) Reasons to be optimist Law that bans the products that links to deforestation Deforestation The new law will protect about 278 sq miles PODCAST: Helping the Rainforest at the Click of a Button with Chochi Iturralde Change the law and the culture change follows (36:45- 43:04) The gratitude economy Every dollar/pound that you spend is a vote for the world that you want to live in Greenwashing Labels that are trustworthy (43:05- 49:35) I wish people knew No one is too small to make a difference ClientEarth launch a case to tackle air pollution in the UK We all have different talents and there are many ways that we can deploy that change Accidental niche (49:36- 59:37) Resources Spreading the word Unleashing the full potential 12-month process of optimization Leverage the law to make changes Plastics plant (59:38- 01:01:11) CLOSING

Tiktok Superstar Kevin James Thornton on letting go of expectations and outcomes, sexuality in the gay male community, escaping (or questioning fundamentalist Christianity, going from homeless to famous. Enjoy an incredible conversation about his journey from Fundamental Christianity to TikTok and comedic hilarity. Check out Kevin's tour dates and podcast at KevinJamesThornton.com !Follow Amber Autry!Follow Melanie Reese and Trauma Therapy of Nashville!Filmed and Edited by Thomas LeonProduced by Kaylee Harmon - Dewey Comedy ProductionsMusic composed by James Witchell

James Thornton returns for the first discussion of 2023 to discuss the 2016 film, "The Void".

Host Andrew Hunter Scholey is joined by return guest James Thornton to dive headlong into "The Canadian Conspiracy" (1985)!

With over 1 Million followers on Tiktok, 262k Followers on Instagram; Kevin delights the world with humor, sincerity, and life experience. Regardless of your personal experience, Kevin has the ability to connect with audiences on a very sincere and heartfelt level. Today, Vanessa The Vivacious (@vanessathevivacious) asks Kevin, (@kevinjamesthornton), Are You Happy? Find out more about Kevin and check out his social accounts listed @ https://www.kevinjamesthornton.com/about --------- Want to be interviewed for this podcast? DM our show @areyouhappy_podcast or DM @areyouhappyofficial on Instagram. Have a question you've always wanted to hear us ask on the show? DM us on Instagram and tell us the question. During the year we will be alternating between one on one interviews, call in shows, and our flagship episodes which contain voice messages only. Be sure to follow @areyouhappy_podcast on Instagram and subscribe to this show on your favorite platform! Still reading? Sweet! Don't forget to visit & follow the Are You Happy DocuSeries online! Instagram: @areyouhappyofficial TikTok: @areyouhapppy Youtube: www.youtube.com/areyouhappy Want to interview strangers and be part of our DocuSeries team for social media? Join our team of interviewers! Visit www.happypeople.me and click the "Join our team of Interviewers" button. You can also read more about the Are You Happy Documentary, Atdhe Trepca, and the journey that started it all on the website.

Comedian Kevin James Thornton Is on this week as we discuss a crazy internet sex story, the Harry Styles and Chris Pine mess and what are the dealbreakers of hooking up? Also, Kevin shares a hilariously messy story of his own.    https://www.kevinjamesthornton.com/   Do YOU have a messy story that you want to share on the Messy Show? WELL WE WANT TO HEAR IT (and read it anonymously on an episode)!  Email us at messyshowpod@gmail.com    Stay in Touch:   Messy Show: IG: https://www.instagram.com/messyshowpod Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/messyshowpod Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@messyshowpod YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC15NyLlj095u6WymbJLMc4Q   Follow Quin: IG: https://www.instagram.com/thequinlamar Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/thequinlamar Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thequinlamar   Follow Katie: IG: https://www.instagram.com/katiegarroyo Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/katiegarroyo Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@katiegarroyo

After college, James Thornton returned to the family farm and was looking forward to his first harvest when his dad was run over by a tractor. Six weeks in ICU and months of recovery meant that James was facing his first harvest without his father and mentor.  Neighbors stepped in. Retired farmers stepped up. A community of experienced farmers walked him through that harvest and helped him make it a success.While we may not face difficulties this extreme, we all need a good support system. During times of stress, financial difficulty, illness, injury, or other tough situations, a good support system can keep us going.  “It's humbling when your neighbor pulls in there, into a field that you can't get to… and they knock it out for you. It was a blessing and I saw a lot of good come out of something that was traumatic… That was the first crisis of my life that I saw God bring a lot of good out of.” – James Thornton “Don't be too busy to take care of yourself.” – Archie MasonThat Farm Life Podcast is a resource of Agri Health Network. For more information and to find more resources, check out AgriHealth.net.  Questions or comments? Email us at info@agrihealth.net. 

In 2019, more than 1 billion international trips were recorded globally, contributing to 8% of the world's carbon emissions from the travel industry. This record inspires us to reflect and understand the importance of preserving and protecting mother nature through more responsible and sustainable travel. James Thornton is the CEO of Intrepid Travel, the world's largest certified travel B Corp to date. Intrepid Travel is a global tour operator with a mission to create positive change through travel. They take small groups to travel through the most amazing places, with real-life experience in a local way, ensuring they always travel with a positive impact. James's passion for traveling led him to work for and become one of the pioneering employees in the UK-based office of Intrepid. Thirty years later, he became the first non-founding CEO of Intrepid Travel, achieving numerous milestones and growth for the company. During the conversation, Cory and James talk about the future of responsible and sustainable travel. James shares Intrepid's steps in preparation for different crises, including Covid, their support to local partners, and their commitment to protecting the planet for future generations of travelers. ⭐ SPONSORED BY: The Greater Good & Saybrook University   -- --

Hear about how you take on a government and win in this week's Climate Quickie with legal powerhouse and founding CEO of ClientEarth, James Thornton. We revisit the clip where he shares his story about shutting down coal fired power stations in Poland, one lawsuit at a time. Pretty inspiring stuff! Enjoyed this quickie? Listen to our full-length chat with James on why the law can save the planet: https://tedxlondon.com/podcast/climate-curious-why-the-law-can-save-the-planet/

Story This episode focuses on what being a B Corp means, what makes the B Corp certification a unique standard, and how becoming a certified B Corp transforms businesses' operations to do better for people and the planet. March is B Corp month, and we are celebrating it by bringing back some of our greatest podcasts featuring B Corp certified businesses and their inspiring journeys: James Thornton from Intrepid Travel; Karli Hiscock from Bates Well; and Carolina Miranda CEO of Cultivating Capital. Highlights Intrepid Travel offers sustainable travel experiences for its customers, an exemplary example of how businesses can balance purpose and profit. Intrepid went through a three-year journey to become a B Corp, in which they assessed the way they interacted with customers, the impact they had on the environment, and their relationships with shareholders. James highlights how B Corp helped Intrepid address their supplier issues and the lack of diversity within their organisation. “We've certainly found that the B Corp certification helps provide a point of distinction” - James Thornton. Bates Well was founded in 1970 with a set of core principles which had a clear purpose: “doing good for people”. They have always been a purpose-driven business but becoming a B Corp in 2015 hugely impacted their day-to-day operations. Through the B Corp certification, they have been driving staff and client engagement and improving their culture's synergy. Carolina helps businesses to operate in ways that are more socially and environmentally sustainable, particularly for small businesses that want to make a difference. The most common issue that SMEs come across when embedding sustainability is the lack of support from management. Consumers are recognising what the B Corp certification means, and actively looking to do businesses with organisations who are more socially and environmentally sustainable. This is a big incentive for companies to become a B Corp and improve their social and environmental impact.

Director General for U.S. Affairs at the Cuban Foreign Ministry Carlos Fernández de Cossío denies reports of arbitrary detentions after mass protests in his country and instead cast blame on America's "campaign of misinformation." Then James Thornton, CEO of ClientEarth, tells Christiane Amanpour about his work to defend the natural world in the courtroom. And our Michel Martin speaks to San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin about a rise in violent crime, how the jailing of his parents informed his views on criminal justice and why he faces a recall effort to remove him from office.   To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy