Stories that connect us to place and community.
“Rooted: Where We Stand” is a podcast from Forterra. Land for good. Find more at forterra.org.
Rooted: Where We Stand
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Stories that connect us to place and community. “Rooted: Where We Stand” is a podcast from Forterra. Land for good. Find more at forterra.org.
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10/24/2022
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Recent Episodes
January 6, 2023
Finding Yourself At Lake Serene
Our connections with nature can help heal and refresh our lives. Think of how your day can be changed by a visit from a tiny hummingbird. Or how different you feel after spending some time in a forest. We created a story that brought this idea to life. It sounds different from the other episodes from this season of Rooted: Where We Stand. That’s because “Finding Yourself At Lake Serene” is a fictional love story with voice actors and sound design. Think of it like a modern day version of an old-timey radio drama. Happy listening!
January 6, 2023
Tattoos and microscopes. What Indigenous scientist Rosa Hunter is learning from the water
Take a ride on a research boat in the middle of Bellingham Bay and collect phytoplankton with badass scientist Rosa Hunter. Rosa runs the lab at the Salish Sea Research Center. It’s part of the Northwest Indian College on the Lummi Indian Reservation in Washington state. Rosa’s been told she’s not like other lab managers. Students aren’t used to seeing someone like Rosa lead a lab – Mexican and Native, covered in tattoos. Someone who dropped out of high school and spent time in prison. But for Rosa, western science and Indigenous knowledge go hand in hand. She even had a realization that she comes from a long line of scientists, including her grandmother who would take her to go clamming on the beach. Find out how the tiniest specks of life can teach us about climate change and why “Horton Hears A Who” is the best book ever, on this episode of Rooted: Where We Stand.
January 6, 2023
One Hell of a Spirit
March 22, 2014. The deadliest landslide in U.S. history hits Oso, Washington. 8 years later, we visit the neighboring town of Darrington to see how a small town has picked up the pieces, with eyes set on the future. Take a tour through Darrington with us – from the passenger seat of the mayor’s Subaru. We’ll swing by downtown and see the Darrington of past, present, and future through the eyes of Mayor Dan Rankin. We’ll talk to young people in Darrington who are deciding whether to leave town or stay. We’ll pass by the site of the deadliest landslide in U.S. history, a constant reminder that locals need to drive past regularly. And we’ll cross over the Sauk River Bridge to visit the site of a future center that will produce a game-changing type of wood, cross-laminated timber. This is a story about a small town with one hell of a spirit that may give other places ideas for how to breathe new life into their hometowns.
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