Special report from an American activist who, as a gesture of peace, traveled to Baghdad, Iraq. Kathy Kelly, the Co-founder of Voices in the Wilderness and The Iraq Peace Team, describes the human face of war she saw as she hunkered down with Iraqi families, while "shock and awe" bombs literally exploded around her. From the devastated streets of Baghdad, we turn to the serene coastal forests of the Pacific Northwest for a writer's perspective on these pivotal times, a perspective which is steeped in history, informed analysis, and the rhythms of nature. Derrick Jensen, the author of the books Listening to the Land (Context Books 2000); A Language Older than Words (Context Books 2000); and The Culture of Make Believe (Context Books 2002), sifts through the rubble and fallout of the "war on terrorism." With startling clarity, both guests probe for the roots of war making, they unearth meaning, and offer direction for what to do in this ever smaller 21st century world.