How To Cope With Climate Anxiety
As the massive Caldor fire blazed towards South Lake Tahoe in 2021, Joyce knew she had to get out. "The sky was red. It was like hell on earth," she remembers. Her family got to safety and her house was miraculously spared. But, even now, it can be jarring to remember the fire. Climate-related extr…
Polishing the Jewel — April 2025
By Shoan Osho
Our only prayer is to be firm in our determination to give ourselves completely to the Buddha’s Way, so that no doubts arise however long the road seems to be. —Dahui Zonggao’s “Vow for Awakening”
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We recently chanted these lines from “Vow for Awakening” as p…
Grief in the Valley
As the Site C reservoir floods the Peace River Valley in northern B.C., farmers and members of Blueberry River First Nations witness their land, wildlife, and ancestral territory disappear beneath an unfamiliar lake.
Ken Boon and Georgina Yahey trace decades of political struggle, resistance, and e…
Climate of Denial
Most people accept that climate change is real. So why is it still so difficult to fully confront what it means?
In this episode, host Amy Romer explores the first stage of grief: denial.
Climate psychologist Britt Wray explains how denial can function as a coping mechanism, while climate scientist…
Warrior for Moose
As a young man caught between life in rural and urban Manitoba, Dean Robinson struggled with anger, disconnection, and questions about where he belonged. Reconnecting with the land through hunting helped him rediscover his culture, identity, and purpose.
In this episode, Dean’s personal journey unf…
For Our Kids
Should we still have children in a climate crisis?
As wildfires, floods and other climate disasters become more common, a growing number of people are questioning what kind of future awaits the next generation. Some are choosing to have fewer children. Others are reconsidering parenthood altogether…
From the Ashes
What happens after the cameras leave?
When the village of Lytton, B.C., was destroyed by wildfire during the record-breaking 2021 heat dome, the world watched residents flee the flames. But for poet and café owner Meghan Fandrich, the hardest part came after the headlines faded.
In this episode, Me…
Tipping Points
In the final episode of Beyond Ecological Grief, marine biologist Nicola Smith reflects on what it means to confront the reality of climate change, and why accepting that reality is essential to limiting the severity of a future that is already unfolding.
Alongside Nicola's story, climate psycholog…
S3E284 - Blaisin' Access 284 Climate Change and Mental Health
How does climate change impact mental health? We get a pretty straight answer from author and climate change researcher Britt Wray. How has climate changed impacted your mental health? Share with Blaise on Facebook @blaisinshows. Don't forget to rate, review, subscribe, and share!
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Dr. Britt Wray | Transformational Resilience in the Climate Crisis
This week, Thomas sits down with award-winning researcher, author, and science communicator Britt Wray to discuss the need for collective care, systemic action, and spiritual introspection in addressing the climate crisis and its psychological effects.
Britt offers an approach to climate anxiety, …
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