HeyJaredBecoming Nature Podcast
This podcast explores roots and stories, belonging and becoming—a response to the times we live in. Through the lens of the human experience, we look to nature and the wild, to history's edges and future paths, to understand how we might walk more thoughtfully on this earth…
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How to Speak on Climate with Rune Kier (opens the original)
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If you care about something, you don't always need to win with facts. You need to invite people in. Today's guest is anthropoligist Rune Kier. One of the things that stayed with me from this conversation was the question of what happens when we stop treating communication as a battle to be won. Because when something matters deeply to us — the climate, the living world, the future, our communities — it can be tempting to reach for more facts. More evidence. A stronger argument. The perfect respo
New with a K with Ryan James Kemp (opens the original)
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In this conversation, I sit down with Ryan James Kemp and explore the deep connections between humans and nature, the importance of relational and embodied awareness, and the paradigm shifts needed for a regenerative future. We dig into concepts like 'new with a K', relational systems, spiritual intelligence, and the infra crisis, offering profound insights into living in harmony with the Earth. And we talk about elders and have a few moments of stillness, which I love in these conversations. Th
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