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Climate Changed explores spiritual leadership and imagination in a climate-changed world. Join hosts Rev. Nicole Diroff and Autumn Brown (from the hit podcast How to Survive the End of the World) as they talk with artists, healers, and frontline leaders who deepen the conversation and stir the waters. A project of The BTS Center.
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every 17 days
Gennemsnitlig lydlængde:
35 minutes
Gæsteinterviews
Engelsk
USA
59 episoder
siden 20. maj 2022
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In this special off-season episode of Climate Changed, we are thrilled to feature a podcast swap with ecoChristian, hosted by Rev. Caleb Cray Haynes. Caleb sits down with author, speaker, and Presbyterian pastor Courtney Ellis to discuss her newest book, Weathering Change, alongside his recent book…
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In this special off-season episode of Climate Changed, we are thrilled to share a podcast swap with Refugia. The show is hosted by our good friend and colleague, Professor Debra Rienstra.
Debra explores the biological concept of "refugia"—habitats where life endures in times of crisis. She applies…
How do we turn spiritual imagination into practical action in a climate-changed world?
In Part Two of our Season 4 reflection, Rev. Nicole Diroff, Peterson Toscano, and Ophelia Hu Kinney dive into a flood of inspiring listener voicemails—including a reflection from Susan in Baton Rouge on how loca…
In this season-reflection episode of Climate Changed, Rev. Nicole Diroff, producer Peterson Toscano, and Ophelia Hu Kinney look back on Season Four and the conversations that shaped it.
Together, they reflect on imagination, adaptation, grief, ancestors, speculative futures, ritual, and the sacred…
What does it mean to cultivate freedom for future generations? • Autumn Brown + Nicole Diroff
In this episode of Climate Changed, Autumn Brown and Rev. Nicole Diroff continue reflecting on Autumn’s conversation with Francis Weller about grief, ritual, imagination, and “the long dark.”
Nicole shar…
What if it doesn’t get better anytime soon? • Francis Weller + Autumn Brown
In this episode of Climate Changed, Autumn Brown speaks with psychotherapist, writer, and soul activist Francis Weller about grief, ritual, imagination, and what he calls “the long dark.”
Francis invites us to consider th…
In this episode of Climate Changed, Autumn Brown and Rev. Nicole Diroff continue the conversation sparked by Autumn’s interview with disaster-response specialist Katie Mears.
Together, they explore what disaster can reveal about human beings and the communities we create. They discuss the limitati…
Autumn Brown speaks with Katie Mears, Senior Technical Specialist for U.S. Disaster and Climate Risk at Episcopal Relief & Development. Katie has spent nearly 20 years working with communities as they prepare for, respond to, recover from, and adapt to disasters.
Together, Autumn and Katie exp…
In this companion episode, hosts Autumn Brown and Nicole Diroff sit down to reflect on the deep, ancestral wisdom shared by Zen Master Norma Wong in our previous episode. How do we move from the "terrifying" experience of systemic collapse into a place of collective resilience? Autumn and Nicole di…
In a time of "polycrisis" and systemic collapse, it is easy to feel unmoored by the intensity of the "slipstream". In this episode, Autumn Brown sits down with Zen Master and Native Hawaiian teacher Norma Wong to explore a different way of being. Together, they discuss the move from individual lead…
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