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.
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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Steve on the majesty of trees and their often gnarled history.
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Poet Christian Wiman reflects on everyday wonders, his ambivalence about religion, a long struggle with cancer, and how he finds joy in suffering.
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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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Cal Flyn journeys to some of Earth's most forbidding landscapes in search of an ancient, dangerous idea: wilderness. And Gary Snyder on inner wildness.
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What if consciousness isn't just in our minds but throughout the cosmos? Philosopher Philip Goff makes the case for the radical theory of panpsychism.
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