#95 Julie Brams on re-earthing psychotherapy practice for collective healing
In our first guest episode of the year, we invite to the show Julie Brams, an Earth-centered psychotherapist, meditation practitioner/teacher, and author of The Nature Embedded Mind: How the Way We Think Can Heal Our Planet and Ourselves. The Nature Embedded Mind is a groundbreaking new book at the intersection of psychology, ecology, and social justice.
#94 Agrita Dandriyal on reclaiming the liberatory power of the erotic
In our first episode of 2026, join the host Agrita in exploring the ways in which we can reclaim the erotic as power and political resistance in the new year, reconnecting with the feminine life-force within all our bodies to engage in radical pleasure-making that can help us dismantle systems of oppression, at the macro-level but also at the level of the self.
#93 Krystle Hickman on the ethics of native bee photography and conservation science
In this month’s conversation, we are joined by Krystle Hickman, a National Geographic Explorer, TEDx speaker, conservation photographer, and native bee expert who uses her photography to raise awareness about the decline of native bee species and their complex ecosystems.
#92 Hilary Giovale on tending to the ancestral wound of white supremacy through reparative philanthropy
In today’s episode, we are in conversation with Hilary Giovale, a mother, writer, and community organizer. Being a ninth-generation American settler, she is descended from Celtic, Germanic, Nordic, and Indigenous peoples of Ancient Europe. As an active reparationist, her work is guided by intuition, love, and relationships to transmute harmful philanthropic practices to ones rooted in reciprocity and equitable giving.
#91 Athena Laz on the lucidity of dreaming with the land
In this episode, we are in conversation with Athena Laz, the bestselling author of Women Who Dance in the Dark, The Alchemy of Your Dreams, The Sisterhood of Seers Oracle Deck, and The Deliberate Dreamer’s Journal . She is an intuitive, psychologist, and dream teacher who helps thousands of people worldwide connect to spirit and the psyche.
#90 Elspeth Hay on re-storying tree-centric food histories
In today’s episode, we welcome onto the show Elspeth Hay, the author of Feed Us with Trees: Nuts and the Future of Food, and the creator and host of the Local Food Report, a weekly feature that has aired on Cape Cod’s NPR station since 2008.
#89 LeeAnn Mallorie on reviving the feminine in workplace culture
In this episode, we are in conversation with LeeAnn Mallorie, Author and CEO of Guts & Grace who has been an executive coach for the past 20 years, working with leaders and teams from around the world. Her personal journey of physical, mental, and spiritual healing, to eventually embrace the feminine side of leadership, has given new shape to LeeAnn’s work to explore the re-integration of these values into business to solve some of the world’s stickiest problems.
#88 Pamela Dangelmaier on intentional silence and more-than-verbal ways of relating
This month, we bring to our show Pamela Dangelmaier, a sought-after motivational speaker, TEDx presenter, and mindfulness coach, who has a passion for intentional silence and empowering individuals and leaders to embrace quiet moments as a gateway to clarity, creativity, and meaningful action.
#87 Abby Reyes on embodied resistance in environmental justice, advocacy and allyship
This month, we bring onto the show Abby Reyes, a recognized leader in driving community climate solutions and author of her first book, Truth Demands: A Memoir of Murder, Oil Wars, and the Rise of Climate Justice, which releases today on May 6, 2025.
#86 Sharon Gardner on re-rooting Afro-Caribbean ‘veganism’, food justice and body re-connection
This episode, we invite to the show Sharon Gardner, a plant-based nutritionist, a cookery school teacher, and the founder of Core of Life (UK), and Wholistic Wellness with Sharon.
#85 Mary Trudeau on water as lifeforce, story and connection
This month, we bring onto the show Mary Trudeau, a professional engineer specializing in water management and urban water infrastructure for over 30 years. Mary is also the author of a children's book, A Tale of Two Planets, written to inspire awe and wonder for our amazing planet.
#84 Monica Sander Burns on remediating burnout culture through biophilic workspace design
In this month’s episode, we bring to the show Monica Sander Burns, a certified Forest Therapy guide and founding partner of Society of Trees, an organization helping to bring the rejuvenation of nature therapies to the workplace.
#83 Dr Michelle Pledger on dream designing for liberatory futures
In this first episode of 2025, we bring onto the show Dr Michelle Pledger, the founder of Living for Liberation, an organisation that supports liberation of self, systems and society, and academic focusing her research on cultivating culturally responsive teaching and classroom management for culturally and linguistically diverse students.
#82 Agrita Dandriyal on sense-making through the place of the body
As we begin to come to the end of the year, we hold space in this reflection episode led by our host Agrita Dandriyal for the sacredness of the places of our bodies in helping us navigate and make sense of these challenging and constantly changing times.
#81 Sunaura Taylor on tracing ecologies of multispecies disablement, injury and resistance
This month, we are joined by Sunaura Taylor, an artist, writer, Assistant Professor in Environmental Science and Policy and author of Beasts of Burden: Animal and Disability Liberation (The New Press, 2017) and Disabled Ecology: Lessons from a Wounded Desert.
#80 Leah Rampy on eco-grief and the paradox of reconnection to the more-than-human world
This month we bring to the space Leah Rampy, a writer, retreat leader, and educator who weaves ecology, spirituality, personal stories, and practices to help others deepen their relationship to the natural world.
#79 Maanarak of Grey on de-commodifying creativity and invitations for flow
This month, we bring back to the space the wonderful Maanarak of Grey to explore the ways in which we can balance capitalistic tendencies to monetise joy and basic financial needs in our lives, and challenge urges to perfect and structure as a way to expand our limitless imaginations.
#78 Nayo Shell on being seen in the natural world as people of colour
This month, we invite to the space Nayo Shell, the visionary founder of EcoWell Co., a transformative platform established in 2020 with a mission to deepen our connection with nature through wellness practices and eco-education.
#77 Camille Sapara Barton on growing cultures of care in communal grief tending
This month, we invite to the space Camille Sapara Barton, a writer, artist and somatic practitioner, dedicated to creating networks of care and liveable futures.
#76 Maanarak of Grey on artivism and playfulness in international development
This month, we invite Maanarak of Grey to the space, the artistic alias of Radinka Ustasia, a multidisciplinary artivist from the Caribbean island of Bonaire.