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For The Wild

Branscomb, CA
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Ayana Young, For The Wild founder and podcast host, sits in her studio behind a microphone.
Courtesy of For The Wild
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For The Wild is an anthology of the Anthropocene; focused on land-based protection, co-liberation, and intersectional storytelling rooted in a paradigm shift from human supremacy towards deep ecology.

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The World as Lover and Self

with Joanna Macy
In this conversation, Joanna Macy reminds us that the world is alive and can heal itself through us, and she urges us to transform our despair over the immense suffering around us into creative action.

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Transforming Waste Relations

with Michael Martinez
A burgeoning national food movement asks us to think critically about where our food comes from, and yet rarely do we consider where our food actually ends up.

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Embodying the Revolution

with brontë velez
An expansive exploration of critical ecology, radical imagination, and decomposition as rebellion.

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A Food Sovereign Future in Detroit

with Malik Yakini
Learn how Detroit Black Community Food Security Network is helping grow the “good food revolution” in Detroit as part of a larger movement for freedom, justice, and equality.

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Cosmological Re-inheritance

with Mary Evelyn Tucker
In this conversation, Mary Evelyn Tucker discusses the Journey of the Universe and the threads of connectivity between our cosmological and ecological histories.

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