What kind of responsibility does a citizen take for his or her country or their country and is voting enough or do you start a political party in order to make a difference? Or do you go out on the streets and demonstrate.?

In this episode, Andrew and Roger talk about responsibility, what is your responsibility, what is the government's responsibility? They discuss the demonstrations around the Iraq war, climate change and living sustainably. Oh is that all you might think because let's face it, these are not the easiest subjects to feel responsible about. As per usual they are clearly opinionated about all this, even Catholic confession is mentioned.

So get ready for another witty episode!

Resources mentioned in this episode:

Book: The more beautiful world our hearts know is possible by Charles Eisenstein

https://charleseisenstein.org/books/the-more-beautiful-world-our-hearts-know-is-possible/

Andrew; " It's a great book. It's one of these you can read and reread. There's a bit that stuck with me, which is there's no difference between somebody who generates change on the world stage someone like Mandela or mother Teresa. There's no difference between somebody like that and somebody who takes a year off work to care for their, their sick mother. Who's dying. There's no difference. There's no difference. It's not about scale. It's about the energy of generating kindness and interconnections, the act.