One Day At A Time: Kate Rigby's Meditation on Creation
For this episode, we sat down with Kate Rigby to discuss her new book Meditations on Creation in an Era of Extinction. The text is a reclaiming of the ancient theological meditation form, the hexamero...
30 Touko 202557min
Creating Coralations: Melody Jue and Finding New Coral Protagonists
We sat down with Melody Jue for a second episode to discuss her new work Coralations, a fascinating deep dive into the coral we know and the coral we need to know. Though tropical corals inundate perc...
2 Touko 202545min
Building an Audio Series: BlueLab's "Mining for the Climate"
This month's episode is a podcast about a podcast! We sat down with Nate Otjen and Jessica Ng, two of the leaders of the audio story series "Mining for the Climate," to discuss the audio documentary s...
4 Huhti 202552min
Arrhythmic Time Keeping: Seasonality in the Anthropocene
In this month's episode, we spoke with Sarah Dimick about her new book Unseasonable: Climate Change in Global Literatures. It connects literature and the environment through an idea of seasonality and...
28 Helmi 202536min
What 'Might' The World Be, What Might It Become? Carolyn Fornoff's Subjunctive Aesthetics
Today's episode begins a slight turn toward ecoaesthetics in the next few episodes, and we begin with Carolyn Fornoff's new book Subjunctive Aesthetics: Mexican Cultural Production in the Era of Clima...
29 Tammi 202545min
Fighting Extinction in the Field: A Conversation with Two North Carolina Extinction Biologists
In the final episode of our extinction series, we chatted with two extinction biologists, Hope Sutton and Sara Schweitzer, who work for the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission. Sara is the as...
30 Joulu 202446min
Should Humans Go Extinct? Asking the Big Question with Todd May
In this first episode of our extinction series, we met with Todd May to discuss his new book Should We Go Extinct? A Philosophical Dilemma for Our Times. This massive question is accessibly analyzed y...
27 Loka 202448min
