This is where we have explored and recorded topics that open our curiosity and find connection to outside spaces. We will also connect with others who inspire us and walk new paths literally and figuratively. Come listen!
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Ponder While We Wander
Claim This Podcastby Natasha Morisawa, Amber Martin
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30 episodes
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This is where we have explored and recorded topics that open our curiosity and find connection to outside spaces. We will also connect with others who inspire us and walk new paths literally and figuratively. Come listen! ponderwhilewewander.com
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Recent Episodes
August 15, 2026
S2 E16: Relationship to Stuff
Location: Saratoga Woods, Whidbey Island, WA Record date: 4/21/2026 Release date: 8/15/2026 Hosts: Amber Martin and Natasha Morisawa Edited: https://www.studiosymbiotic.com/ Episode Description: Join Amber and Natasha on a breezy day from Saratoga Woods on Whidbey Island, WA where they dive into the complexities surrounding our Relationship to Stuff. After taking a moment to greet the land and many animals all around them, they introduce Earth Overshoot Day, getting curious about what it means to use more resources than we have and explore a global mindset around consumerism. Throughout this episode Amber and Natasha discuss their own relationships to stuff and share how personal and family histories inform these relationships. They invite and encourage a sense of curiosity and tenderness when exploring this topic as both generational and personal experiences of trauma often go hand in hand with how one views and interacts with stuff. They explore the spectrum of hoarding and how traumatic loss or grief can play a role in the stuff we keep, naming a range of functional to dysfunctional, and explore how our survival needs and ability to sustain ourselves impact our relationship to stuff. Additional areas explored in this episode include: -Consumer dissatisfaction -Capitalism -Youth culture -Benefits/challenges of sourcing things hyper locally -Natural disasters and emergency preparedness -How to explore and understand what drives our collection of stuff -How pleasure centers are tied to newness and novelty -Creative ways to find newness and novelty with less consumption -Various methods for decluttering -Importance of critical thinking and learning -Radical acceptance to phase of life moments -Voluntarily simplicity As Amber and Natasha dive into this topic one overarching theme becomes clear, our relationship to stuff is complicated! Join them in Pondering this complexity and see what you may discover about your relationship status to stuff. Keywords: Earth Overshoot Day Voluntary Simplicity Clutter Hoarding De-cluttering Minimalist Living more intentionally Ecological living Explore more about Ponder While We Wander A soothing podcast for trying times. https://ponderwhilewewander.com/ https://ponderwhilewewander.substack.com/ https://ponderwhilewewander.com/wander-well/ https://www.instagram.com/ponder_while_we_wander/# Episode Resources Links: https://www.psrc.org/about-us/tribes https://overshoot.footprintnetwork.org/ https://clutterersanonymous.org/ https://simplicitycollective.com/start-here/what-is-voluntary-simplicity-2 https://www.robingreenfield.org/foragingyear/ https://somewhatsimpleliving.com/3-box-method-for-decluttering/ https://www.theminimalists.com/packing/ https://www.thespruce.com/20-10-cleaning-method-8742970 https://www.thespruce.com/swedish-death-cleaning-4801461
August 1, 2026
S2 E15: Living More Simply
Location: Seattle Japanese Garden unceded lands of the Coast Salish Peoples, specifically the Duwamish, Suquamish, Stillaguamish, and Muckleshoot People. Record date: 4/21/2026 Release date: 8/1/2026 Hosts: Amber Martin and Natasha Morisawa Edited: https://www.studiosymbiotic.com/ Episode Description: Join Amber and Natasha from the Seattle Japanese Garden, in Seattle WA as they discuss what it is to Live More Simply. They are greeted upon entry into the garden by a split maple tree, beautiful rhododendrons, many azaleas and the background hum of city noise. The episode begins with a question: “What comes to mind when you think of living more simply?” They explore how to define problems versus symptoms in modernity and the costs of living in these busy times. Natasha introduces the idea of a simplicity assessment as a way to help us all determine what aspects of modernity may be impacting us. They acknowledge many of the symptoms of living in modernity are common and that there are systems that benefit from people being overwhelmed and distracted. They introduce multitasking versus single tasking and how simplicity may support us as we move through transition periods in life. Amber and Natasha also explore how busyness, attachment to things and our attachment to the way we think things SHOULD be, may come into play when we think about living more simply. They invite us to consider how creating space in our schedules for simplicity, exploring mindful consumption, assessing if our actions align with our values and the things we say we care about can offer a perspective shift and help us more deeply ponder where we stand in relation to “Living More Simply”. Keywords: Explore more about Ponder While We Wander A soothing podcast for trying times. https://ponderwhilewewander.com/ https://ponderwhilewewander.substack.com/ https://ponderwhilewewander.com/wander-well/ https://www.instagram.com/ponder_while_we_wander/
July 16, 2026
S2 E14: Wandering
Location: Yosemite National Forest, California, USA Record date: 3/27/26 Release date: 7/15/26 Hosts: Amber Martin and Natasha Morisawa Edited: https://www.studiosymbiotic.com/ Episode Description:Join Amber and Natasha as they wander through Wawona, California. As the snow is melting and river water is flowing they explore what it is to wander! They share definitions, poems, and explore chronos versus chiros ways of being with time. Natasha also introduces the wander’s society and the idea of psychogeography. In this episode Amber and Natasha discuss the archetype of the wanderer, how aspects of their own paths from the outside could be viewed as wandering and validate there are many paths to a destination and through an experience. They discuss how slowing down and wandering can have powerful implications that support our ability to explore our interconnectedness to self, others, and Nature. They also introduce wandering intentionally in groups and the benefit of wandering with openness and curiosity. They discuss how wandering can support creating new neural pathways, increase creativity and help us feel more alive in the world! Join Natasha and Amber as they celebrate wandering, invite listeners to wander and offer support and encouragement to do so in their own way. Keywords: Explore more about Ponder While We Wander A soothing podcast for trying times. https://ponderwhilewewander.com/ https://ponderwhilewewander.substack.com/ https://ponderwhilewewander.com/wander-well/ https://www.instagram.com/ponder_while_we_wander/# Episode Resources Links: Bouchard-Roberts, Conner, editor. A Field Companion for Wandering. Postcard Bookshop, 2021. https://open-books-a-poem-emporium.myshopify.com/products/bouchard-roberts-conner-a-field-copb
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