THE MONTICELLO DIALOGUES, PART 5: DESIGNING PEACE

In his 20's William McDonough traveled to the Jordan Valley where he came face to face with the shocking remains of war. He was forever marked by the realization that war is nothing less than the killing of our children. In this program he explores, from a designer's unique perspective, what the opposite of war would look like. "Violence is antithetical to basic human desire" he says and urges a fierce engagement; to wage all out peace. Also in this dialogue; waging peace in Brazil with books, at the headwaters of the Mississippi, in the media, and in the White House. Available as cd, audio tape and transcript