Colin Doyle draws on a broad palette of experiences from his three decades, including receiving degrees in anthropology and religion from fine universities and living for a time in seven U.S. states, West and Southern Africa, Europe, and indigenous South America. He now teaches outdoor science in the mountains of Southern California during the school year and leads backpacking trips with teenagers in New Hampshire during the summer.

Life Thrive: First Things First June 1, 2009
A question that motivates many people of disparate tastes is this: ‘How do I do the most good possible?’ The objective answer I give is to work in whatever way you can to solve these two critical problems, the ecological and the nuclear.

Life Thrive #2: A Call for a Longer View June 30, 2009

Life Thrive #3: Cultural Disease July 2, 2009

Life Thrive #4: A Chance So Rare September 28, 2009

Life Thrive #5: Reasonable Insanity October 10, 2009

Life Thrive #6: The Human Survival Project November 22, 2009

Life Thrive #7: Three Authors Hitting the Nail on the Head November 30, 2009

Life Thrive #8: VOP December 20, 2009

Life Thrive #9: First They Came January 3, 2010

Life Thrive #10: Black Energy January 17, 2010

Life Thrive #11: The Mentality that Underlies It All January 30, 2010

Life Thrive #12: Two-Letter Alphabet April 3, 2010