From the creators of To The Best Of Our Knowledge
Intimate conversations about the mysteries of the cosmos and life on a sentient planet with writers, philosophers and scientists who are dazzled by it all.
Novelist Daniel Mason explores enchanted landscapes, natural history and the uncanny feeling of living on land layered with human history.
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It’s time to recall the intelligence of our remarkable living bodies. Naturalist and philosopher Melanie Challenger’s path to an ethics of aliveness.
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Steve explores folklore and the thin line between enchantment and delusion.
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“Religious but not spiritual" — Rabbi Geoff Mitelman on the poetry of the Torah, the dialogue between science and Judaism, and the power of ritual.
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For some people, the natural world isn’t just beautiful—it’s holy. Mary-Jane Rubenstein traces the history of pantheism and the deep roots of wonder.
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Robert Moor is a “tree person.” He says when you spend a lot of time in trees, time slows down - and branching and pruning can become life lessons.
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A founder of ecowomanism on Black ancestral land wisdom, generational memory and healing through earth-honoring faiths.
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