Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 23 hours ago
Documentaries have the unique ability to take us to places and people outside our current worldview, helping us to challenge our thinking in new and profound ways. Because of this, these films become extraordinary motivators for both personal and global change. Our guest Emmanuel Itier, writer and director of a number of documentary films, including “We The People: A Re-Evolution of Politics and Economics” and “The Cure: Healing The Mind, Healing The Body” is deeply committed to creating peace one documentary at a time.
Together with host Charissa Sims, he will discuss what led him to making humanitarian documentaries, what new projects he is currently working on, and Emmanuel’s vision of the world we live in and solutions for how to make it a more united and sustainable planet.
Documentaries have the unique ability to take us to places and people outside our current worldview, helping us to challenge our thinking in new and profound ways. Because of this, these films become extraordinary motivators for both personal and global change. Our guest Emmanuel Itier, writer and director of a number of documentary films, including “We The People: A Re-Evolution of Politics and Economics” and “The Cure: Healing The Mind, Healing The Body” is deeply committed to creating peace one documentary at a time.
Together with host Charissa Sims, he will discuss what led him to making humanitarian documentaries, what new projects he is currently working on, and Emmanuel’s vision of the world we live in and solutions for how to make it a more united and sustainable planet.
