more than human

Ah, what a delightful conversation Georgia and I had.

We explored many Schumacher College related stories and also wandered through relationships with the more than human world, the trials, successes and tribulations of actively working to decolonize our minds, lives, and worldviews as we confront the myriad crises that are in our midst.

In addition to this, I also learned during our talk of her spoken word poem that was submitted as part of her academic Master's Degree journey in the Regenerative Economics programme. That piqued my interest…

Why I bring that up here is because I asked if she could share a recording of that with me (and us) and I thankfully got a fresh recording of it just the other day! So Georgia’s spoke word poem, The Notion of Impossibility is what I am stoked and honored to be able to close this episode with 😃

So much is in this episode to enjoy.

And for those of you out there interested in making a gluten-free sourdough starter companion. Here’s a link to the recipe Georgia uses 😉

And also, a nice big shout out and whole lot o' love to Nathaniel Talbot, a dear friend who's fantastic track Intuition accompanied this episode. Nathaniel and his wife Annie who have created an amazing organic farm and seed company called Deep Harvest Farm on Whidbey Island in the Pacific Northwest. Please check it out and support it if you can!

The final episode.

Here is where this process and project gets wrapped up. It is a conclusion of sorts, where I examine and review this particular phenomenology and herbalism inquiry. I reflect on my relationships with the more than human world and wonder about if this might just be accessible for others.

But this is by no means the end of this overall trajectory, heavens no.

Though it is the completion of this particular podcast and project. For now...

Thank you for listening in. And if you've found anything particularly intriguing and would like to learn more or perhaps collaborate down the road, please do reach out and let us see what we can make happen.

My email is: joseph.m.culhane@gmail.com

I'd love to hear from you.

 And check out Schumacher College if you are not familiar with this amazing place. It is incredible what they are doing. And there is a global network of Schumacher alumni and offshoots of this primary institution and I am aiming to bring one to Los Angeles one day soon. So stay tuned for that, too 😉