
Talking Water
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<p>Talking Water is an offering by Walking Water ...<p><p>Walking Water, born from a vision received in Payahuunadü - "the place where the water flows" on the ancestral homelands of the Paiute-Shoshone people - is a project and a prayer that centers water as teacher, guide, and sacred source. <p><p>We began as a three-year pilgrimage along the natural and human-made waterways between Mono Lake and Los Angeles, CA, partnering with local and global communities to collectively bear witness to the situation of water in our world. Following the path of water from source to end-user, we witnessed histories and current realities of destruction, violence, harm and extraction. Alongside the stories of grief, we celebrated those of beauty and resilience - possibilities for the healing and regeneration of waters, landscapes, and communities. <p><p>We continue to listen to the guidance and orientation of water, for how Walking Water might serve as one tributary within a global and intergenerational movement to restore relations with waters, lands and peoples. We move with the question: what world is possible if human beings devote themselves - personally, politically, spiritually - to that which gives life? We understand how essential it is for us to recognize and honor the leadership of Indigenous peoples and communities of color who have been protecting the waters and the lands from extraction and exploitation for hundreds of years -whose life ways, languages and cultures offer profound teachings for how to grow into right relationship. <p><p>A commitment to healing waters asks each of us to find our role in movements that struggle to dismantle oppressive systems that commodify waters, lands and peoples in pursuit of power and profit. And as we carry the dream of justice for waters and peoples alike, we strive to uplift and support those individuals and communities who are "acupuncture points" of healing and possibility, actively living towards that more beautiful and liberated world. <p><p>For more info go to: https://walking-water.org <p><p>To support the work of Walking Water go to: https://walking-water.org/donate/<p><p>Walking Water is a fiscally sponsored project of Weaving Earth<p><p>Banner photo by Teena Pugliese
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June 13, 2026
w/Bayou City Waterkeeper Co-Executive Directors: Ayanna Jolivet Mccloud & Kristen Schlemmer
We're joined by Co-Executive Directors of Bayou City Waterkeeper, Ayanna Jolivet Mccloud and Kristen Schlemmer for a discussion on how they engage community to help shape the policies that protect the waters around them. Bayou City Waterkeeper protects the waters and people of the Houston region through bold legal action, community science, and creative, grassroots policy to further justice, health, and safety for our region. Over the last two decades, Bayou City Waterkeeper has emerged as a ...

May 16, 2026
with Nina Gordon-Kirsch
Nina Gordon-Kirsch is a river lover who walked 240 miles from her home town in Oakland, CA up into the Sierra Nevada mountains to trace where her drinking water came from. She is now working on an educational film and classroom curriculum to bring into Bay Area schools to connect students to their water source. Nina has worked with water in many different settings, both in the US and internationally, and is now the Massachusetts River Steward at the Connecticut River Conservancy. Hosted...

April 27, 2026
with Western Landowners Alliance (Lesli Allison & Morgan Wagoner)
Host Lesli Allison and Morgan Wagoner of the Western Landowners Alliance share conservation shifts, challenges, and landowner contributions in the Western U.S.
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- What is Talking Water?
<p>Talking Water is an offering by Walking Water ...<p><p>Walking Water, born from a vision received in Payahuunadü - "the place where the water flows" on the ancestral homelands of the Paiute-Shoshone people - is a project and a prayer that centers water as teacher, guide, and sacred source. <p><p>We began as a three-year pilgrimage along the natural and human-made waterways between Mono Lake and Los Angeles, CA, partnering with local and global communities to collectively bear witness to the situation of water in our world. Following the path of water from source to end-user, we witnessed histories and current realities of destruction, violence, harm and extraction. Alongside the stories of grief, we celebrated those of beauty and resilience - possibilities for the healing and regeneration of waters, landscapes, and communities. <p><p>We continue to listen to the guidance and orientation of water, for how Walking Water might serve as one tributary within a global and intergenerational movement to restore relations with waters, lands and peoples. We move with the question: what world is possible if human beings devote themselves - personally, politically, spiritually - to that which gives life? We understand how essential it is for us to recognize and honor the leadership of Indigenous peoples and communities of color who have been protecting the waters and the lands from extraction and exploitation for hundreds of years -whose life ways, languages and cultures offer profound teachings for how to grow into right relationship. <p><p>A commitment to healing waters asks each of us to find our role in movements that struggle to dismantle oppressive systems that commodify waters, lands and peoples in pursuit of power and profit. And as we carry the dream of justice for waters and peoples alike, we strive to uplift and support those individuals and communities who are "acupuncture points" of healing and possibility, actively living towards that more beautiful and liberated world. <p><p>For more info go to: https://walking-water.org <p><p>To support the work of Walking Water go to: https://walking-water.org/donate/<p><p>Walking Water is a fiscally sponsored project of Weaving Earth<p><p>Banner photo by Teena Pugliese - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates bi-weekly.
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