For The Wild

We’re calling in slow media. The past ten years of interviews have shown us how media should be slow, rooted, and steadying. We invite you to dive in deep with us. Stay tuned to our socials, newsletter and website for updates and announcements... bit.ly/3QiITJX

Inviting listeners into his deep connection with the forest and the natural world, Ross Reid of Nerdy About Nature brings an inspirational energy and commitment to this interview. Listen bit.ly/4cmuplv

These three visionary Black men, sharing their leading edges, invite us into a radical re/imagination of how we respond to our time– sensing into emergent possibilities, triangulating toward a synthesis of new forms, new magic, and new directions. Listen bit.ly/3T4pOvl

Weaving together the ephemeral worlds of emotion and identity with the grounding power of shared values and reciprocity, artist Sky Hopinka reminds us that art is meant to provoke, inspire, and make the space needed for feeling to emerge. Listen bit.ly/488NyE0

This week we are excited to continue our collaboration with UC Berkeley's @oandbinstitute to bring you a conversation from The Othering and Belonging Conference in Berlin, Germany. Listen bit.ly/3SEGTgl

This week's guest, Sylvia V. Linsteadt, traces ancestry through the motherline, sharing how story and myth are very much alive and can offer valuable insight especially as we consider what it means to inhabit a place. Listen bit.ly/4b6T10Z

Tuning into a magic that flows from the universe, not from an individualized self, Tyson Yunkaporta offers lucid insight into the current state of the world in this week’s episode. Listen bit.ly/4b03yLm

In a timely and heart-wrenching episode, returning guest Layla K. Feghali shares the power and perseverance of homeland, even in the face of colonial violence. Artwork by mirella salamé. Listen bit.ly/496E9y3

What if we started with gratitude? With love? In this episode Ayana is joined by longtime mentor Molly Young Brown in a discussion that tends to what it means to be human in times of polycrisis and unraveling. Listen– bit.ly/41My47f

In the spirit of the solstice, we’re taking the time to express our immense gratitude for the wonderful community that makes For The Wild possible – our team, our community of guests, our Patreon community, and our listeners all over the world. Listen– bit.ly/4anU2Bz

In The Edges in the Middle VII, Báyò Akómoláfé, Sa’ed Atshan and Cecilie Suratsky journey into what it might be like to glimpse at the world through tears: what visions are possible when we postpone the compulsion to see everything clearly? Listen bit.ly/4ahXA8k

“No organism is an island.” As Sandor Katz reminds us in this delightful and informative episode, all life on earth is deeply interdependent. Listen bit.ly/3uIWiTv

Betty Martin offers her vast knowledge of bodywork, somatics, and consent to give listeners insight into what she calls “The Wheel of Consent." Listen bit.ly/3SYsj44

As he mourns Tokitae’s recent death, Kurt Russo of Se’Si’Le reflects on the ways nature gives us signs of the greater mysteries of life. Listen bit.ly/46u9fxw

Blending theory, practice, and fascinating cultural vision, this week’s conversation with Erin Manning calls into question the systems and practices that keep us stuck. Listen bit.ly/40E9Yek

We take a pause from our regular schedule to rebroadcast @corrina_gould's potent and powerful episode (originally aired in November 2020) to serve as a reminder of humanity and land rematriation in the face of deep colonial violence. Listen bit.ly/49uqBgM

Fariha Róisín reminds us that our bodies guide us to what we need. This episode brings up the things that we so often don’t want to touch – trauma, abuse, global systems of disregard – and handles them with care and love. Listen bit.ly/47i1YSC

Invoking ancestry, magic, and a deep relationship with the Dead, this week’s guest @perditafinn invites listeners into a world of mystery. Listen bit.ly/3s3suQB

Poet and educator @jsuskin details the way our rhythms are drawn from those of the Earth. Even as we begin to lose the predictability of Earth’s rhythms, our bodies carry the memory and significance of the seasons. Listen bit.ly/3tv9F9a

What is life at the edges of ecosystems, at the moments of convergence? In this week’s episode, guest @obikaufmann introduces listeners to his understanding of consilience – emphasizing the importance of art and science in sacred relationship. Listen bit.ly/3QaHPIi