This podcast intends to engage in spirited, heart-centered dialogue about intersecting ecosocial emergencies featuring the voices and perspectives of people purposefully engaging in ecological thinking and action while fostering active,community-engaged responses that offer hope.
Emergency to Emergence
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Podcast Overview
This podcast intends to engage in spirited, heart-centered dialogue about intersecting ecosocial emergencies featuring the voices and perspectives of people purposefully engaging in ecological thinking and action while fostering active,community-engaged responses that offer hope.
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7/8/2021
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Recent Episodes
December 12, 2023
Local Currencies
<p>Listen as Mackenzie and Nissa work their way through the spectrum of exchange from gift economies to the financialization of the economy. How and why do local currencies arise? And what can you do to create a resilient, diverse, and relational personal economy? </p>
October 26, 2023
Wine and Cheese: Ecology and Economy
<p>Although ecology and economy share linguistic roots, they’re often pitted against each other as competing priorities. So how are they related? How did they become so disparate? What happens when we focus instead on their interconnections? Just as pairing wines and cheeses can bring out new flavors we might not have otherwise noticed, listen as Nissa and Mackenzie explore how they’re connected in unexpected and enlightening ways. </p>
May 25, 2022
Building the Outdoor Movement with Josh Bossin
<p>Like many young boys, Josh Bossin, Sterling College Faculty in Outdoor Education, found a sense of belonging in the outdoors as a child. Unlike others, Josh resisted the many forces that draw adults indoors and keep us there for 90% of our lives, on average and kept his love for the outdoors alive, well, and thriving. Inspired by conservationist Kris Tomkins's notion that people only protect what they love and only love what they identify with, Josh set up to cultivate a love of the natural world in others. He does that by sticking to fundamentals, reducing barriers to getting outside, eschewing the culture of excess and consumption that often make outdoor adventure seem exclusive, and helping folks safely traverse unfamiliar spaces. This episode is best downloaded and listened to while walking beneath a canopy of new Spring leaves. Move Outdoors with Josh Bossin. </p><p>[03:22]-NOLS-National Outdoor leadership school, began working in Alaska, enjoying other people finding their ah-ha! moment, teaching became his focus and was inspired by Conservationist Kris Tomkins and her the idea that people only protect the things they love, and to love something you first have to inherently identify with it </p><p>[08:36]-Countering “Guide Halo” and encouraging students to ask questions and challenge leadership and how challenge is valuable, we don't naturally have it anymore, creating opportunities to challenge and grow in outdoor programing </p><p>[13:02]-reducing barriers to entry, Sterling provides opportunities to use top of the line equipment, and redefining wilderness and backcountry experience, experiential education</p><p>[18:57]-asking questions about inclusivity in outdoor recreation, from different segments of the population</p><p>[24:37]-acknowledging there is a climate emergency and managing expectations in the outdoor industry, inspired by Kitty Calhoun and the last known ascent of a glacier and inviting conversations</p><p>[29:54]-gets hope from seeing Sterling students seeing themselves as a part of that outdoor movement</p>
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