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Zach Weiss: Restoring watersheds, revitalizing community
What is the “watershed death spiral” that has led to the vicious cycle of more droughts and floods at the same time? How might learning about the water cycle expand our perspectives on climate change? And how can restoring watersheds support the sovereignty of land-based communities?
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Solaris J. Capehart: Turning toward one another amid times of crisis
How do we navigate questions around staying to resist, versus relocating to find home — in a time when certain places may no longer feel safe for certain bodies? What might it look like to push back against gentrification as a community? And how do we confront the complicity of our entanglement in …
Anton Treuer: Revitalizing Indigenous languages to disrupt colonial thinking
What is the role of language in shaping our worldviews and webs of relations — beyond simply serving as tools of communication? How can the revitalization of Indigenous languages “disrupt the glue for colonial thinking”? And what does it mean to navigate tensions around cultural change and cultural…
Joseph Whitson: The colonial marketing of outdoor recreation
How does the outdoor industry profit off of “the wilderness” as an extractive, consumable experience? How have outdoor apparel companies benefited from sanitizing the history of national parks and public lands? And what does it mean to recognize the colonial mentality behind certain forms of explor…
Kirsten Bradley: Cultivating active hope through small daily actions
How do we cultivate active hope through engaging in small, daily actions? What can we learn about social organizing and community building from looking at it through a permaculture lens? And what does it mean to re-establish our connections with land, water, and community — whether we live in the h…
Carry Somers: Remembering fiber and textiles as sacred
What do we know about the oldest surviving textiles of the world? How might learning about the biocultural history of fibers transform how we relate to fashion? And what does it mean to remember the sacredness of the cloth — in conjunction with questions around access and affordability?
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Remembering fiber and textiles as sacred, ft. Carry Somers
“For thousands of years, cotton has grown in multiple colorways, in browns, beiges, pinks, lilacs, oranges, and greens, used historically by the Indigenous peoples of Peru. But then the Peruvian government decided to ban colored cotton because of fear of contamination of pure white pima cotton… So …
Adrian Sutherland: Honoring the land through the work of our hands
How do we hold the tension between automation advancements intended to make everyday life easier, with the intimacy that can only come through the work of our hands? What can we learn from Cree worldviews and ways of living? And what does it mean to navigate hardships that arise from systemic injus…
Norma Kawelokū Wong: Deepening into the discipline of care
What does it mean to practice detachment while staying deeply engaged in the work of collective transformation? What is the significance of cultivating a discipline of care? And how might we understand our breath as a foundational practice?
In this episode, Green Dreamer’s Kaméa Chayne speaks with …
Abby Martin: Revolutionary optimism amid systems of mass destruction
What should we know about the Pentagon’s environmental impacts? What does it mean that the emissions from military activity are exempt from global climate discussions and agreements? And who exactly does national security serve?
In this hard-hitting episode, Green Dreamer’s Kaméa Chayne speaks with…
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