Vivien Sansour on relating to the subversive nature of seeds, her work leading the Palestine Heirloom Seed Library, the relationship between grief and seeds, and more.

Anna Guasco on Grey Whale histories, entanglements, and re-oriented fieldwork through an ethics of deep-listening.

A bonus episode on dreaming and imagining otherwise

Ang Roell on honeybee culture, decentering logics of hierarchy, pollinating networks of collective care, and more.

Hilding Neilson on integrating Indigenous knowledges into astronomy, honoring the stories of our cosmos, and more.

Laurie Palmer on the five radical traits of lichen, how people can imagine otherwise through learning how lichen relates, and more.

Dekila Chungyalpa on engaging faith leaders in support of environmentalism, fostering interdependent communities, thinking with deep time, and more.

Zoe Todd on critical Indigenous fish philosophy, the relationship between local and Indigenous sovereignty and freshwater fish futures, and more.

Charlotte Wrigley on moving beyond apocalyptic narratives of permafrost, thinking with the theme of discontinuity, troubling de-extinction projects, and more.

Siv Watkins on what microanimism means, considering the agency of microbial beings, how bacteria challenge concepts of self, and more.

Patricia Kaishian on mycology as a queer discipline, the relationship between fungi and peoples of Armenian diaspora, naming as a practice of honoring, and more.

Eshe Lewis on Black anthroplogy, streamlining storytelling, her research with Afro-Peruvian women, and more.

Lama Khatieb on food interdependence, Al-Barakeh, Jordanian farming, wheat production, local food knowledge, community empowerment

Daniel Ruiz-Serna on human and more-than-human rights, the ecological violence of war, living territories in Bajo Atrato, Columbia, and more.