Dr. Lyla June Johnston: Indigenous Leadership, the Practice of Solidarity, and Feeding the World
Dr. Lyla June Johnston (aka Lyla June) is an Indigenous musician, author, and community organizer of Diné (Navajo), Tsétsêhéstâhese (Cheyenne) and European lineages. Her multi-genre presentation style...
24 Aug 58min
Ep 130: Environmental and cultural journalism & exploring storytelling from novels to film with Megan Mayhew Bergman
Professor Megan Mayhew Bergman is an award-winning fiction writer, conservation journalist, filmmaker, and cultural critic. She serves as Director of Creative Writing at Middlebury College and Directo...
3 Jul 49min
Episode 129: Thrutopia: Visioning and working together towards a future we would be proud to leave behind with Manda Scott
Born in Scotland at 318ppm CO2, Manda Scott trained as a veterinary surgeon, but is now an award-winning novelist, host of the Accidental Gods podcast and co-creator of the Thrutopia Masterclass. Best...
21 Mai 57min
Episode 128: From local to global: Weaving together communities for Planetary Health
We had the honor to speak with Jo and Yvonne. Jo Bjorgaard DNP, RN, PHN, CSSBB (she/her) is the Operations Director at the Planetary Health Alliance (PHA) North America Hub. She is a nurse leader base...
30 Apr 46min
Ep 127: Power in the story: BLIS Collective on Narrative, Land Back & Reparative Justice
In this conversation we speak with four incredible guests from the BLIS (Black Liberation-Indigenous Sovereignty) Collective, Savannah Romero, Trevor Smith, George Galvis, and Lisa Holder. Trevor Smit...
13 Apr 1h
Ep 126: Nuclear Abolition, Environmental Justice, and Cultural Preservation in Tribal Communities
In this conversation, we speak with Chenoa Scippio who is Santa Clara Pueblo and Navajo (Naschitti), and a proud daughter, granddaughter, and sister. She holds bachelors degrees in Population Health a...
12 Mar 55min
Episode 125: Climate corruption journalist speaks on Power, Patriarchy, and the Planetary Crisis
In this podcast, our guest is Rachel Donald, who investigates why the world is in crisis—and what to do about it. Her independent journalism work reaches 30,000 subscribers in 184 countries. She leads...
4 Mar 48min
ep 124 The history of migration and how borders influence health with Professor Heba Gowayed
Today's guest is Professor Heba Gowayed (click here for pronunciation) who is a writer and associate professor of sociology at CUNY Hunter College and Graduate Center, and a current Carnegie Fellow (2...
5 Feb 49min
