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[close] In a humorous yet thought-provoking talk, Colman McCarthy tackles the rhetorical question he poses at the beginning - why teach peace? McCarthy draws on his experience as a former Washington Post columnist and the only "Peace Studies" professor in Washington, D.C. to explain why, in a society that structurally glorifies war and violence from a young age, he'd rather teach peace. Colman McCarthy, a former Washington Post columnist, is the director of the Center for Teaching Peace, a Washington non-profit. He has been teaching courses on non-violence at seven schools for over 30 years, including Georgetown University and Georgetown Law. His books include “All of One Peace� and “I’d Rather Teach Peace.� He is a pacifist, a vegan and an athlete who has run 18 marathons.

[close] Colman McCarthy is a true original: A golfer, former monk, Washington Post columnist, and now a teacher of peace, who has forged his own path spreading the philosophy of non-violence. Correspondent Mo Rocca sat down with McCarthy for an unforgettable conversation with an unforgettable man.