Podcast terbaik Peter Michael Bauer (2024)

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Why We Need Wild Foods w/ Monica Wilde 1:08:44

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When some human societies made the shift from wild, procured foods to domesticated, produced foods there is a corresponding decline in the health of those people in the archaeological record. Today, the majority of people eat domesticated staples, and our health has taken a huge decline on a global scale. Wild foods are an important nutritional com…

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Community as the Primary Survival Skill w/ Luke McLaughlin 1:19:14

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Humans evolved in social, cooperative bands, using this cooperation as an evolutionary advantage. These days, rugged individualism still seems to dominate many outdoor activities from regular camping to bushcraft and even to rewilding. When people think of ancestral skills, they think mostly of the hand crafts like basket weaving, pottery, or arche…

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What is a Subsistence Economy and What Makes Them So Resilient w/ Dr. Helga Vierich 1:13:03

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To attain the level of resilience that cultural rewilding calls for, requires moving away from an economy based on extraction for profit that lays waste to local ecosystems and destroys ancient ways that people have lived from the land. To move away we need alternatives, and examples of how other people have found and maintained sustainability. How…

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The Reality of Hunter-Gatherers w/ Dr. Robert Kelly 1:17:37

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Rewilding is about seeking a reciprocal relationship to the environment and to one another. Material and cultural conditions kept humans in relative check with their ecologies for potentially millions of years, so what were they? If we are to understand this, we must hold up a lens and look at the diversity of hunter-gatherers (both past and presen…

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Rewilding Cities Through Place-making Permaculture w/ Mark Lakeman 1:19:49

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City landscapes are perhaps the most decimated and human centric habitats in today’s world. These landscapes are in need of thoughtful rewilding. Cities are some of the most domesticated places, but also positioned in some of the most historically fertile places. Cities were built where they are, because these places had access to a diverse array o…

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Rewilding Your Connection to the Land Through Stories w/ Jason Godesky 1:10:46

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The longer a culture exists in a place, the more stories they have of that place. These stories act a way for people to interact with the land where they live and also act as social filters for how to perceive the land as well. Stories also engage people with the landscape through their imagination and when linked to a physical activity can make th…

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Hunting and Gathering Like a BOSS w/ Randy Champagne 1:15:45

1y ago1:15:45

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There are few opportunities for people living in modern contexts to experience what life would be like living in a band of hunter-gatherers. While there are still several cultures in the world living this way, most are protected from outsiders through organizations like Survival International. While rewilding isn’t a synonym for primitive living, o…

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Rewilding as Anti-Fascism w/ Cara Delia Schwab 1:32:16

1y ago1:32:16

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Fascist ideology has been on the rise, with a calculated effort on the part of fascists, to infiltrate environmental movements. Rewilding has seen its fair share of this over the years. As a return to our egalitarian roots, rewilding is the political opposite of fascism. And yet, there are foot holds of sort, within the ideology and world view that…

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Community Rewilding in the City w/ Sharon Kallis 1:33:47

1+ y ago1:33:47

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In this episode I’m talking shop with my friend and colleague Sharon Kallis. Sharon facilitates a community organization similar to Rewild Portland in Vancouver BC called Earthand Gleaners Society. She is an award winning artist who focuses on fiber arts through a locavore lens, by growing, foraging, and gleaning raw materials and processing them i…

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Never Alone w/ Woniya Thibeault 56:46

1+ y ago56:46

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On this episode I am once again chatting with my friend and colleague Woniya Thibeault. This episode contains spoilers for the television series ALONE, of which Woniya has been a contestant on twice. If you haven’t watched season 6 or Alone Frozen, I recommend doing so before listening. Woniya came in second place on ALONE season 6, and more recent…

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Rewilding in Eastern Australia w/ Eva Angophora 1:05:44

1+ y ago1:05:44

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Rewilding looks different in places all around the world, but also shares many similarities: from settler-colonialism to mainstream co-option. In this episode we’ll be looking at Rewilding in Eastern Australia. My guest is Eva Angophora. Founder of Wild Beings, barefoot wanderer Eva has spent the most part of the last 5 years living outside in vari…

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Subsistence Challenges w/ James V Morgan 1:27:00

1+ y ago1:27:00

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Subsistence–the way we acquire our food–is a central aspect of rewilding. To talk with me both about the anthropology of subsistence but also the challenges and practicality of it is James V. Morgan. James is a former professional anthropologist who has spent nearly two decades studying and working with indigenous hunter-gatherers on three continen…

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Social Forestry w/ Hazel 52:54

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Permaculture is a design science for creating regenerative landscapes. In rewilding, we often perceive it as a kind of technology based on ancient hunter-gatherer-horticultural subsistence strategies from around the world. While there are many valuable criticisms about permaculture (just as there are about rewilding), it is still one of the most ef…

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Rewilding in Britain w/ Scott Baine 1:17:07

2y ago1:17:07

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For regular listeners to the podcast, and those entrenched in the rewilding movement, we know that rewilding looks different in various places, and has different meanings (sometimes often leading to conflict). While human, anarchic rewilding has been around just as long as conservation rewilding, they often seem to be at odds–especially when it com…

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Animist Re-Engagement w/ Rune Hjarnø Rasmussen 1:09:52

2y ago1:09:52

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I first learned about animism in the book The Story of B by Daniel Quinn. While the term animism was initially invented by anthropologists as a way of classifying place-based, indigenous religions the world over, it has taken on a much deeper and expansive meaning in recent years. In many ways it transcends the notion of religion or spirituality to…

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The Fascist Threat w/ Alexander Reid Ross 1:28:10

2y ago1:28:10

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Rewilding means a return to living in reciprocity with the ecologies in which we dwell, and with each other. It is a movement that critiques and rejects social hierarchies and authoritarianism as the “natural” state of humanity. Through contemporary anthropology, paleoanthropology, and archaeology, the rewilding philosophy pieces together how human…

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Living in a Material World w/ Daniel of WHAT IS POLITICS 1:34:42

2y ago1:34:42

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Anthropology is at the core of rewilding. Understanding the various ways in which humans act and why, helps us draw a picture of what is possible for humanity. Rewilding pulls its inspiration from the millions of years that humans lived in relative harmony with our environments–without causing the sixth mass extinction and without creating large-sc…

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Challenges with "Rewilding" w/ Kara Moses 1:37:49

2y ago1:37:49

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In this episode I’m chatting with Kara Moses. Kara is a biologist and educator teaching nature connection, rewilding, wild living skills and woodland management. She is a writer, a climate activist, chair of the Cambrian Wildwood project in west Wales, she created Radical Nature Connection at the Ulex Project in the pyrenees which brings nature con…

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Invasive Species in Rewilding w/ Tao Orion 52:20

2+ y ago52:20

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In this episode I chat with Tao Orion. Tao holds a degree in Agroecology and Sustainable Agriculture from UC Santa Cruz and a MSc degree in Climate Change, Agriculture, and Food Security from the National University of Ireland, Galway. She is the author of Beyond the War on Invasive Species: A Permaculture Approach to Ecosystem Restoration. Tao and…

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Rewilding Contraception w/ Samantha Zipporah 1:24:42

2+ y ago1:24:42

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My guest for this episode is Samantha Zipporah. Samantha is devoted to breaking the spells of oppression in reproductive & sexual health through education, healing & liberation. She has over 20 years of experience honing her craft as an educator, guide & caregiver tending to fertility, sex, & cycles spanning the full womb continuum. Sam’s work ris…

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Art, Storytelling, and Survival Skills in Rewilding w/ Hannes Wingate 1:22:22

2+ y ago1:22:22

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Hannes Wingate is an artist, builder, designer, and outdoor survival-skills instructor. He was educated at Central St. Martins College of Art in London. He is known internationally for constructing giant, human sized nests from natural materials found within close range of the build site. He has traveled the world, spending time living with and lea…

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Death Work and Collapse w/ Rachael Rice 1:18:08

2+ y ago1:18:08

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In this episode I talk with my friend, Rachael Rice. Rachael is an artist, writer, death worker and certified weirdo who crafts scroll-stopping content for people who want to shape change. Her work centers collapse-informed learnings about grief, death, myth, magic and meaning-making in pale times. A neurodivergent queer witch navigating multiple h…

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Dogs in Rewilding w/ David Ian Howe 1:24:12

2+ y ago1:24:12

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In this episode of the Rewild Podcast I talk with David Ian Howe about dogs and rewilding. David is a professional archaeologist trying to popularize the science of anthropology, most often through comedic videos. He is known for his interest and expertise in understanding ethnocynology–the study of the ancient relationship between humans and dogs.…

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Collapse Care w/ Carmen Spagnola 1:11:46

2+ y ago1:11:46

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On this episode of the Rewilding Podcast, I converse with Carmen Spagnola about the necessary self and community care that comes with the realization that we are living in a collapse. Carmen works at the intersection of somatics, trauma recovery, attachment, and mysticism. Her approach to collapse – navigating the converging emergencies of large sc…

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Rewilding Christianity 1:25:52

2+ y ago1:25:52

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Seven in ten Americans identify as Christian. For a movement like rewilding to gain more traction, it must intersect with the belief systems of the culture at large on some level. I am not a Christian, though I am interested in the intersection of rewilding and christianity. Since I live in the United States, I feel it’s important to understand eno…

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Rewilding Myth w/ Sophie Strand 1:42:51

3y ago1:42:51

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In this episode I converse with writer Sophie Strand. I've found her writing to be particularly inspiring to my rewilding journey in terms of understanding and thinking about masculinity. However, we cover much more than that. Our conversation branches off in many directions, though the main thread is around connecting our personal narratives in re…

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Day to Day Rewilding 54:06

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Recently one of my patrons asked me what my day to day rewilding looked like. This is a glimpse into some of that, but also with perspective on what it might look like for others. Support the showOleh Peter Michael Bauer

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The Overpopulation Problem w/ Jason Godesky 1:04:52

3y ago1:04:52

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My guest today is Jason Godesky. Jason is an old friend and colleague of mine. We met in the early 2000’s on an internet chat board called “Ish Con” short for Ishmael Conference. It was a place to discuss the ideas presented in the books by Daniel Quinn. It was here that I gave Jason the nickname, “The Machine Gun” for his ability to remember and r…

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What is Rewilding? 1:03:31

3y ago1:03:31

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In this episode I return to the theme of this podcast: rewilding. It's used in so many contexts now, from video games to outdoor clothing to lifestyle branding. But what does it really mean? Where did it emerge? How can we stay authentic to the meaning as it gets absorbed by mainstream capitalism? This is a good refresher for those familiar with my…

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Depression & Rewilding w/ Sheila Henson 1:45:33

3y ago1:45:33

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I’ve lived with depression for most of my life. I’ve learned to manage my symptoms in order to function and live a more fulfilling life. I’ve dedicated this episode to working through some of the areas of overlap between depression and rewilding. This is a very personal topic that lives close to my heart. I was originally planning on doing this one…

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A Conversation w/ Author Lisa Wells 1:32:24

3y ago1:32:24

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Lisa Wells is the author of Believers: Making a Life at the End of the World, The Fix, and winner of the Iowa Poetry Prize. Her essays have been published by The New York Times, Harper’s Magazine, Granta, The Believer, n+1 and others. She lives in Seattle and writes a column for Orion Magazine called Abundant Noise. She’s also one of my oldest and …

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Living the Handmade Life w/ Delia Ann Turner 1:16:42

3y ago1:16:42

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In this episode I converse with someone who has greatly inspired me, Delia Ann Turner. Delia co-owns and operates The School of the Greenwood: For Creative Rewilding. Delia is an amazing craftsperson and educator. Our topics wandered from making hand crafts, living off the grid, traveling to learn from communities where hand made crafts are barely …

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5 Ways to Start Rewilding 1:02:17

3y ago1:02:17

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In this episode, I answer three questions from my patrons on patreon: 1. What is your advice for people just beginning on their rewilding journeys? 2. What is your favorite part of rewilding? 3. What are your favorite books for rewilders to use for help rewilding? Support the showOleh Peter Michael Bauer

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Exploring "Cancel Culture" w/ Clementine Morrigan 1:02:18

3y ago1:02:18

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Today I’m chatting with Clementine Morrigan, a prolific writer and podcaster covering a range of topics. In this conversation we talk about “cancel and call out culture” and the challenges of transcending punishment and imprisonment, in order to move toward a more egalitarian, transformative justice process when conflict arises–as it inevitably doe…

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Survival and the Will to Live w/ Eli Loomis 1:17:07

3+ y ago1:17:07

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Eli Loomis is an instructor and Executive Director at Boulder Outdoor Survival School (BOSS) in Utah. At 53 years old, BOSS is the oldest survival school in the country. It is notorious for its long, minimalist desert treks, including a 28-day field course. In this conversation, Eli and I talk about the history of BOSS, the psychology of survival a…

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A Conversation w/ John Zerzan 1:01:24

3+ y ago1:01:24

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Today I’m chatting with John Zerzan, long time anarchist author, speaker and host of Anarchy Radio out of Eugene, Oregon. John's writing has been instrumental in crafting the rewilding narrative. In this conversation, we jump right into some of the themes and history of primal anarchy, and work our way around various topics. Notes • John's Website …

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Primal Anarchy w/ Natasha Tucker 45:25

3+ y ago45:25

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This episode is the first half of a conversation between myself and Natasha Tucker from Primal Anarchy Podcast. The second half will be released by them and a link posted here will connect you to it. The last time Natasha and I conversed this much was in my living room after the Rewilding Conference in January of 2020. It was great to catch up and …

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The Ethics of Craft Culture w/ Lise Silva Gomes 1:19:36

3+ y ago1:19:36

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In this episode I chat with Lise Silva Gomes, an artist who works with fiber, knots, paint and more, who has spent a great deal of time thinking and teaching about community grounded art practice. A huge aspect of rewilding is the practice of ancestral skills–learning to use your hands to create the technologies that we need to live, from the eleme…

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Fighting for Tribal Peoples w/ Stephen Corry 1:21:45

3+ y ago1:21:45

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“The earth’s biodiversity depends [very directly] on its human diversity.” - Stephen Corry In this episode I chat with Stephen Corry, the former director of Survival International, a global organization that supports indigenous peoples in their struggles against colonialism. We talk about why the organization is important, and how it relates direct…

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Embodied Anthropology 1:12:55

3+ y ago1:12:55

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Episode 11: Embodied Anthropology Much of the narratives found in rewilding originate from the study of cultures outside of civilization, through the discipline of anthropology. In this episode I chat with two of my friends that dwell in the academic world, around the challenges of navigating the benefits and problems with the institution of anthro…

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Why Bother? and Other Q&A 52:42

4y ago52:42

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Months ago I asked my facebook and instagram audience if they had questions that I could answer in a podcast. I finally delved into the well of inquiry, and only got to the first three questions: Zack Rouda asked: “Why bother?” Pat Craig asked: On the problem of the lack of access to land for most people. At least land that one could hunt/forage or…

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Rewilding Masculinity w/ Dr. Martha McCaughey 1:18:42

4+ y ago1:18:42

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Popular culture likes to tell us that modern men are still just cavemen that masquerade in suits. That they are really just big dumb brutes, bent on domination to get their way. Deep down, their urges for violence (and sexual violence in particular) are simply part of their biology. Where does this mythology come from and why? What does rewilding m…

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Engaging With the History and People of Your Place with Dr. David Lewis 1:20:13

4+ y ago1:20:13

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In this episode I speak with Dr. David Lewis, historian, anthropology professor and member of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde. We talk about the importance of learning the history of your place, what it's like being a bridge for cultures, ideas for being an ally, among many other interesting things. Dr. David Lewis Website: https://ndnhistor…

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In the Crucible w/ Woniya Thibeault 1:17:36

4+ y ago1:17:36

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In this episode I chat with Woniya Thibeault, ancestral skills practitioner and teacher, and recent cast member of the History Channel's ALONE show. Woniya and I cover a large range of topics, from the challenges of reality TV to how starvation effects one's body to practical things people can do in this strange time of a global pandemic to wiping …

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Hunter-Gatherers & The Search for Meaning w/ Dr. Leonard Martin 1:21:42

5y ago1:21:42

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In this episode I chat with Dr. Leonard Martin, retired professor of the Behavioral and Brain Sciences Program Psychology program at Georgia University. We talk about the important distinction between what James Woodburn labeled "Immediate-Return" and "Delayed-Return" societies, and how the transition from immediate-return to delayed-return transfo…

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To Wander with Intention w/ Bartle 1:03:21

5y ago1:03:21

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In this episode I speak with my friend Bartle about her experiences on walkabouts, leading animal processing camps, running, and much more. Bartle's life is an inspiration to me and many others. If you've ever thought about going on long term minimalist, wilderness living experiences, this will definitely appeal to you. I recorded this one a few mo…

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Living in Complex Colonial Contexts w/ Lucy O'Hagan 1:06:12

5y ago1:06:12

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Today, my guest is Lucy O’Hagen, the founder and head of Wild Awake! Ireland. I’ve followed Lucy’s work for several years and continue to feel deeply inspired and in awe of the programs that she creates. I’ve been wanting to interview Lucy for some time now. Firstly to elevate her school, but also, while our organizations are similar in style and c…

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Rewilding & Anarchy with Kevin Tucker 1:07:34

5y ago1:07:34

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Anarchy is a central component to the rewilding movement, and as such it is here that I wanted to place my first interview. Today I’m chatting with Kevin Tucker, an anarchist writer, editor, and publisher who has been writing about primal anarchy for over twenty years. He is the author of the book For Wildness and Anarchy, which has been foundation…

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An Introduction 1:07:32

5y ago1:07:32

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In this introductory episode, I talk about my story: who I am, where I came from, and what rewilding means to me. This episode sets the context in which the rest of this podcast will reside. Resources: Rewild or Die by Urban Scout (My moniker) Press Interviews over the last 13 years Tom Brown Jr. Ishmael by Daniel Quinn Coyote Tracks Jon Young's 8 …

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