Ixchel Lunar on decolonial, spiral time, reclaiming flow as a birth right, and more.

Thomas Parker on culinary paranatures, the cultural and economic factors shaping our experiences with everyday foods, and redefining how and what we eat.

Darcia Narvaez on nestedness, kinship worldviews, collective evolutionary pathways to wellness, and creating connected communities.

John Protevi on regimes of violence, rhizomatic acts of mutual empowerment, and more.

Tiokasin Ghosthorse on Lakota worldviews, Native relationalities with the Earth, and more.

Stacy Alaimo on our entanglement with deep-sea life, the impacts of industrialized fishing and deep sea mining, and more.

Melinda M. Adams on Indigenous-led cultural burning, moving from solastalgia to soliphilia, decolonial fire futures, and more.

Sasha Davis on the role of protests, moving beyond resistance towards supplanting the state, and more.

Michael Albertus on the relationship between land and power, what land reshuffling means, and more.

Dr. Rupa Marya on how she was fired for speaking up for Palestinian lives, her legal case against her former employer to safeguard protected speech, and more.

Sophie Strand on re-rooting in community, re-defining “wellness” and chronic illness, and embodied listening/tuning into our desires.

Dr. Tyson Yunkaporta of Right Story, Wrong Story on moving from “health and wellness” towards communities of care, the role of altered states of mind, rooting ancient wisdom in the present, and more.

Paul Hawken on the flow of carbon, regenerative lifeways, digging deeper into the roots of the “climate crisis”

Kazu Haga on building Beloved Community, centering relational healing in addressing injustice, and more.

Abby Reyes on engaging the slow work amidst urgency and crises, supporting the Pueblo U’wa community in their resistance efforts against Big Oil, and more.