Transnatural Perspectives Podcast
By The Transnatural Perspectives Podcast
Transnatural Perspectives Podcast Dec 02, 2020
Outdoor Therapy in Spain - Natalia Ruiz de Cortázar Gracia (Psychologist /Director - Asociación Experientia)
Nordic Friluftsliv Now (feat. The NORFRI Masters)
The Nature of Sound: Sounds of the Ocean (Joshua Sam Miller)
Today we begin our series on ‘The Nature of Sound’. In this series we’ll be talking with people who are working at the intersection of sounds and the natural environment. Who better to start that with than globetrotting. multi-instrumentalist Joshua Sam Miller? Joshua is a world recording artist, composer and producer on a mission to connect people to the natural world through sound. Joshua travels the world collecting sounds from nature and combining them with musical traditions from all corners of the earth - all culminating in his live a remote multi-media experiences that provide a place for listeners to relax and embody sound. Joshua is here to talk to us about recording his latest album, Sounds of The Ocean, which is to be released 08 June 2022 and can be found at www.soundsoftheocean.com. Original music for this episode is titled 'Greetings' off the new album Sounds of The Ocean by Joshua Sam Miller. You can find info on Joshua's music, podcasts, live events and other work at: https://www.joshuasammiller.com/ & https://www.soundsoftheocean.com/ Please Consider supporting The Transnatural Perspectives Podcast by leaving a episode based donation, become a monthly sponsor or share any questions or ideas with us @ www.transnaturalpod.com Follow on @Transnatualpod on Twitter / Facebook / Instagram TIMESTAMPS (+/- 30 seconds accuracy) 00:03:20 Introducing Joshua Sam Miller 00:04:057 Choosing Instruments to compliment what it sounds like underwater 00:05:55 Joshua’s Musical and Nature-Based Origins 00:08:00 Leaving and Returning to Music 00:09:45 Connecting with Nature in a New Way 00:15:00 Accepting and Integrating Technology, Nature and Music 00:18:50 Making Sounds of the Ocean 00:30:30 The Live Concert Experience 00:36:40 Bringing the Ocean Experience and Working with Local Communities 00:41:55 The Global Audience Response & The Call to Costa Rica 00:48:10 New Album, World Oceans Day at the UN, & The Future 00:52:40 The Embodied Sounds Podcast 00:54:20 Audience Question: Most Used Instruments? 00:58:10 Audience Question: Working with Sounds from Other Landscapes? 00:59:50 Audience Question: Increased Accessibility via Virtual Reality (VR) Experience? 01:05:30 Where to connect with Joshua and Sounds of the Ocean 00:07:35 Closing Thoughts 01:09:35 Song: ‘’Greetings’’ from Sounds of the Ocean by Joshua Sam Miller (Released: 08 June 2022)
Recapturing Life: Biking the Great American Rail-Trail ( Whitney Washington )
Whitney Washington is an Adventure Filmmaker, Storyteller and Long Distance Cyclist. I first came across Whitney’s work via Instagram in the summer of 2021. I along with many others watched for months as Whitney traveled by bike across the United States. Via social media, Whitney weaves followers an inspirational narrative tale of self-exploration while refurbishing a childhood bike and riding it 3000 miles across the North American continent with minimal previous biking or camping experience. Our conversation cover the trials, tribulations and joys of solo bike-packing and how Recapturing one’s life can mean challenging one’s nightmares to live out one’s dreams. Please LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE to this Podcast. For more info check out Whitney's Instagram (@recapturinglife) or website (https://beacons.ai/recapturinglife) Consider leaving a tip, donation or sponsorship for this episode or others @ www.transnaturalpod.com Follow on @Transnatualpod on Twitter / Facebook / Instagram / Youtube/ Medium. TIMESTAMPS (+/- 30 seconds accuracy) 00:00:00 Introduction: Opening Perspectives, Whitney Washington, Sponsorship Campaign 00:06:45 North Florida and Urban Sprawl, Whitney’s nature-based upbringing: Allowing myself to tell my own story, From corporate media to Cycling across the United States 00:15:15 Celebrating Movement, Recapturing Life 00:20:20 Riding Rail trails 00:25:28 Learning by Doing: Be Prepared and Improvise along the way 00:30:48 A journey of Wellness and Self Care, challenges and fears 00:35:00 Input from friends and Family, The appeal of the Long Journey 00:42:30 The kindness of strangers and meeting new friends 00:47:22 Making Nature Connections along the way 00:52:45 Overcoming tough times on the road: IOWA is NOT FLAT 00:56:30 Biking into the Future! Alaska to Argentina! 00:59:30 Where to stay up to date with Whitney’s work and journey 01:00:30 Recapturing Life: Confronting the ‘Nightmare’ 01:02:00 Closing Perspectives SFX: freesound.org Music: ''Future'' by Fazerklang
Digital Mobile Technology & Outdoor Education ( Imre Van Kraalingen )
In this episode we discuss the impact of digital mobile technology on Outdoor Education with Cultural Anthropologist Imre van Kraalingen. Imre's PhD research, via the Department of Teacher Education and Outdoor Life Studies (Friluftsliv) at the Norwegian School of Sports Sciences, aims to develop accounts of how mobile technologies form a part of contemporary teaching and learning experiences in higher outdoor education in Norway. Also, hear some comparative insights about winter outdoor life in Florida and Norway and we discuss a listener's questions about integrating the outdoors into daily lessons. All that and a whole lot more! Please sens you questions & comments! Please share, subscribe, support and enjoy! Thanks for listening!
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Learn more about Imre's work here: https://www.nih.no/en/about/employees/imre-van-kraalingen/
Read Pathways to learn more about Outdoor Education and activities here: https://www.coeo.org/pathways-journal/
Timestamps:
00:00:50 Opening thoughts: Show updates, Comparative reflections on Winter in Florida & Norway
00:11:40 Imre van Kraalingen: Cultural Anthropologist, Research and International Super Volunteer
00:16:10 PhD Research in Outdoor Education with Adults
00:19:50 Connections & Controversy: Norwegian Outdoor Culture and Digital Technology
00:26:45 Understanding the nuances of technology use in Outdoor Education
00:36:10 Intentionality: the opportunity to adapt mobile technology to outdoor pedagogy
00:44:50 The accessibility gap to mobile tech around the world and it’s relevance
00:46:25 ‘’The Wall’’ of mobile tech as a classic challenge that Outdoor Ed is uniquely prepared for
00:49:00 Adaptability and Intentional use: the pedagogical use of tech in Outdoor Education
00:57:20 Further Research: Impact of Technology on Outdoor Experiences and International Online Outdoor Studies Forum
01:02:00 Reflections, Listener Question: How to get my student in touch with nature more regularly, Place Based Mindset, Adventure Around the Corner and more
Music Credit: 'Future' by Fazerklang
Research on the Frontier of Discovery: From Antarctica to The Moon ( Wilson Cheung Wai Yin )
Reimagining Cemeteries as Recreational Spaces in Aotearoa/New Zealand ( Karl Nesbitt )
Karl Nesbitt has spent his career working in Parks and Recreation management in Aotearoa / New Zealand. Karl serves on the World Urban Parks Cemeteries committee and he has lead a number of initiative to transition cemeteries into recreational spaces, particularly in rural communities, whilst collaborating with the indigenous Maori community and other religious and cultural groups to create more equitable and accessible outdoor recreations spaces. Please Enjoy! Share! Send us your thoughts!
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Plus check out my new song ‘Home Burial’, from my solo musical project BoTik. The album addresses, amongst other topics, existential environmental issues. For more info and the link to listen, visit Listen to the whole album, ''Songs At The End of the World'', available at www.botikmusic.com
TIMESTAMPS
00:00:59 Podcast updates, Lithuania, New Music & introducing our guest, Parks and Recreation Cemetery specialist Karl Nesbitt
00:08:35 Landscape in the Land of the long white cloud, Aotearoa/New Zealand
00:11:50 Settler/Indigenous co-governance and the influence of Indigenous knowledge’s on Politics, Education and land management
00:18:30 Transitioning cemeteries into recreation: Cultural Past, present & future in Aotearoa/New Zealand
00:25:45 Cemetery as a consistent place of peace and greenspace around the world
00:35:25 Different perspectives on death
Current examples of cemeteries being (re)designed as recreational areas
Taboos and Opposition to Cemeteries as a recreational spaces
Cemeteries as highly accessible places for nature connection and play
00:41:30 Future of Cemeteries is in welcoming transition and respecting cultures
00:43:49 Closing Reflections
00:50:40 New Song: 'Home Burial' by BoTik
Nature Connection, Consciousness, Spirituality & Indigenous Knowledge ( Graham Ellis-Smith )
Graham Ellis-Smith has provided services in a range of areas concerning Aboriginal people, culture and economic development for over 25 years. Graham's work has focused on employment and enterprise development, intercultural and environmental education (2 Way), access to and management of land; and culturally aligned and appropriate healing processes for physical, mental and emotional wellbeing. In this episode we dig deep into Graham's life and experience perspectives on indigeneity, spirituality and universality throughout all aspects of his work.
Plus check out my new song ‘Midnight Sun’, from my solo musical project BoTik. This is the newest single from the album ''Songs At The End of the World'' coming out October 2021. The album addresses, amongst other topics, existential environmental issues. For more info and the link to listen, visit linktr.ee/BoTik
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00:00:00 Welcome Back! Season 2!New Music!
00:05:00 Getting to know Graham and his local landscape
00:10:00 An Authentic Outdoor Education:Growing up with the Australian Bush as Playground
00:19:10 Connection consciousness, Indigeneity & Spirituality
00:27:30 Fundamental truths expressed through nature & shared indigenous origins
00:31:28 The Life Cycle: parallels across peoples and outdoor programs
00:42:30 Aboriginal Elders and Quantum Physics
00:43:45 Facilitating open spaces to talk about ‘strange’, ‘supernatural’ and otherwise spiritual experiences
00:50:20 Graham’s introduction into Aborigianal society
00:55:32 Acceptance and Responsibility to the land
00:57:40 Why have we forgotten about out connections with nature
01:03:32 How are we remembering who we are?
01:06:00 Outdoor Programs :‘Slowing down’ & being ‘’present’’ into
01:15:00 Mindfulness: Negotiating our Past and future while remaining in the present
01:22:00 Aboriginal Teachers on destroying the earth, destroying ourselves
01:24:52 Re(Creation): What are we re-creating when engaging in recreation?
01:34:00 Awareness: Falling asleep Collectively, Waking up individually
01:36:45 Take the opportunity to provide triggers, sew seeds, and build bridges
01:39:50 Closing Reflections
01:43:00 Song: “Midnight Sun” by BoTik
Season 1 Synopsis: A Community of Education
Speaking Through Coal: The Art of Appalachian Fatalism, Resource Extraction and Electracy ( Ernie Roby-Tomic )
In this new episode we hear from Artist and Researcher Ernie Roby-Tomic in the wake of his recently released, online exhibition *Exposing Coal Seams and Appalachian Fatalism with Digital Apparatuses* published in the (online) Nordic Journal for Artistic Research. Ernie Roby-Tomic is a multimedia artist and researcher who uses, among many mediums and methods, music, poetry, archival research, video game design, GIS and 3D printing via the paradigms of Electracy and Verticality to tell the stories of resource extraction of rural coal country culture in West Virginia in the United states.
The view the exhibit visit: https://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/748182/903553/3503/8621
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00:00 Introduction (Listen! Share! Subscribe! Donate! Enjoy!)
00:05:00 All about balkan brass music and the Guca festival in Serbia
00:10:00 How we know each others, Florida and The Moonbus Fesitval
00:15.:00 Ernie's Art, Sleep Science and Labor movements in Late Capitalist Society
00:19:15 Reclamation: Exhibition on Resource extraction culture in Appalachia
00:24:00 Growing up in an Appalachian Coal mining culture
00:26:00 History of the Appalachian mountains and Coal mining
00:29:30 Politicization of the Coal Industry
00:36:20 Influence of Black Lung Disease and Japanese Video Games
00:44:20 Mining for Data recreating coal mining maps
00:56:00 Theory of Electracy, Heuristics & Talking through the bodies of miners
01:08:45 Walking us through the Exhibition Landscape
01:18:00 Redneck activism and Politics role in Coal Country
01:28:00 The Green Bank Observatory: Themes of paradox and verticality at the intersection of environment, society and industry.
01:34:45 Connection and reclamation through technology and familial relations
01:37:45 Appalachian Fatalism: The coal cycle, Disaster Ballads and Feminist Critique
01:55:00 Energy Extraction: Performance Project on the Sago Mine disaster, Doom Tubas and Sleep https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nm6j3y84_0g&t=256s
02:08:00 Are you making Electracy?
02:11:00 Final Reflections
Experiential Education: Foster Care & Roma Communities in Hungary w/ Árpád Bárnai
Árpád Bárnai is the director of the Academy of Experience in Budapest. The Academy supports local youth in foster care programs and Roma communities through offering Outdoor and Experiential Education workshops, activities, and other community-building exchange opportunities. Learn more about Árpád's work with the Academy of Experience here https://elmenyakademia.hu/en/. Listen to Árpád's "Source" Podcast https://anchor.fm/source-podcast Visit www.transnaturalperspectives.com for more info on this podcast, blog, writing services, and how you can become a $upporter of the show. Follow on @Transnatualpod on Twitter / Facebook / Instagram / Youtube/ Medium. Please Share, Subscribe & Support! Music by Fazerklang SFX: freesounds.org
In this episode (in this order)
00:00:00 Episode Opener
00:02:18 Introducing Arpad Barnai
00:05:50 Environment in Budapest, Hungary
00:12:20 Growing up in Hungary, nature connections, Grandma’s Village
00:18:45 The phenomenon of place based exploration vs charismatic mega experiences
00:20:35 Nature Connection & Ecological Consciousness in Hugarian Culture
00:25:45 Ecological issues in Hungary
00:29:00 Arpad’s work with Experiential Education at the Academy of Experience
00:39:25 Circumstances of Roma Communities & Experiential Education programs with Roma Youth in Budapest
00:48:35 The value of volunteering, exchange and creating a new community in a new place
00:54:50 The power of the facilitator
01:08:15 Societal oppostion, support and the role of discrimination encountered
01:12:45 The future of Social work and Environmental Experiential Learning
01:14:40 Arpad’s Podcast “The Source” & The Power of Discussion and Long form conversation
01:22:00 Closing Reflections
Ecofeminism, Surfing & Leisure Culture w/ Dr. Rebecca Olive
Dr. Rebecca Olive is a Senior Research Fellow in the School of Human Movement and Nutrition Sciences at the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia. Her feminist cultural studies research has focused on women’s experiences surfing and issues of localism, in the water and on social media. Her work focuses on issues of equity and diversity in action/lifestyle sports and cultures.
Learn more about Dr. Olive's work at www.movingoceans.com
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Timestamps
Introduction
00:04:00 Interview start and Dr. Olive’s amazing writing
00:05:20 Researching nature-based sports and the politics within Surfing, Sex & Gender politics
00:09:20 Place-based research: Why Surfing? Why the Sea’?
00:14:10 Best and worst of Surfing: The culture doesn’t always do justice to what activities have to offer.
00:15:20 Localism and Exclusivity in Activity
00:19:35 Loving and researching problematic issues
00:22:55 Research Method: “Thinking the Social through the Self”f, auto/ethnography, Shared experience & Knowledge.
00:24:50 Issues in Accessibility & learning to surf
00:35:10 That “Aha moment” that lead to an interest in the localist culture & politics around surfing
00:40:15 Living with Sharks and understanding one's place in the environment and limitations.
00:54:24 Humans/Nature: Roller skiing in Norway, National identity and Climate Change
00:59:05 Feminism and Ecofeminism
01:04:23 Understanding misconceptions of Feminism
01:09:03 Critiques of Ecofeminism
01:10:32 Gendering and Feminisation of Nature
01:14:00 Gender as a starting point for Rethinking the Politics & Ethics of our societal relationships
01:15:45 Appreciating the nature of one’s place
01:24:13 The importance of Sport & Leisure in achieving Social and Ecological sustainability and Systemic Change
01:32:30 Moving Oceans and more work from Dr. Olive
01:33:39 Closing Reflections
Ecological Economics w/ Dr. Ove Daniel Jakobsen
Dr. Ove Daniel Jakobsen is a Researcher and Professor of Ecological Economics at Nord University in the Arctic town of Bodø, Norway. Ove has dedicated his life to the study of Ecological economics and has written many books on the topic including his latest, Anarchism and Ecological economics. Ecological Economics takes a Transdisciplinary approach to the topic of economics that connects Ecology, Sociology and Culture while taking a holistic, decentralized, community lead, bottom-up approach in designing a more sustainable economy for both humans and the inhabitants of more than the human world. Please contact the show with your questions and thoughts via www.transnaturalperspectives.com More on Dr. Jakobsen's work, books and contact information at https://ovejakobsen.com/ Visit www.transnaturalperspectives.com for more info on the podcast, our blog and writing offers, and how you can become a monthly supporter or donor to the show. Follow on @Transnatualpod on Twitter / Facebook / Instagram / Medium Please Share, Subscribe & Support! Time Stamps 00:04:29 A Transdisciplinary Study: Ecology, Sociology and Culture 00:07:49 Integrating Utopian Dialogue in Business and Education 00:13:00 Ecological Economics: A bottom up approach consisting of decentralized cooperative networks 00:14:50 What does ‘’The Good Life’’ look like in real life? 00:17:50Connecting nature, Individual development and Systems change 00:21:10In practice: Transition Towns in England 00:28:30 Demystifying the term UTOPIA 00:30:30 Why Greenwashing and Harm Reduction is problematic 00:32:45 Changing From Economic Growth to Green Growth 00:34:45 Why Growth? 00:37:00 The role of optimism: Start talking about what we SHOULD be doing TO develop! 00:40:45 From Crushing Capitalism to Eco Anarchism 00:48:00 Ove’s Book Anarchism and Ecological Economics More information: Introduction to Ecological Economics w/ Dr. Jakobsen (in English): https://mediasite.nord.no/Mediasite/Play/9be3ad1823024f4fbba694b02a6c2d791d
The Life Cycle: Travel Writing as Environmental Activism w/ Dr. Kate Rawles
Dr. Kate Rawles is an Outdoor Philosopher, Writer, Cyclist and activist who is using her love for epic journeys to communicate on environmental issues. Her upcoming book, The Life Cycle, sets our focus on Biodiversity as she bikes from Costa Rica to the southern tip of South American. Kate Joins us from here home in Northern England to discuss everything from what she left academia become a full time Environmental Activist and Travel writer! For more information about the Adventures of Dr. Kate Rawles and her writings visit her website www.outdoorphilosophy.co.uk or find her on Twitter @CarbonCycleKate For all show info, blog articles, and other information visit www.transnaturalperspectives.com Please Share, Subscribe & consider donating to the show via Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/transnaturalpod One time or Custom Donation: Paypal.me/InternationalSuper Follow on Twitter / Facebook / Medium @TRANSNATURALPOD / Youtube Music by Fazerklang SFX: freesounds.org Time Stamps 00:00:00 Pre-Show Notes 00:04:00 The Life Challenge of balancing Academia and Activism 00:06:15 Evolving Awareness of Existential issue sin the World of Adventure 00:08:37 How Tradition Adventure Narratives has been instrumental in the environmental crisis 00:11:37 Why approaching Adventure by Bike is innately unique? 00:14:36 Adventure Plus! Adventure With a Purpose 00:19:00 Adventure as an Engaging way to communicate on Environmental Issues 00:20:06 The Carbon Cycle Journey across North America 00:24:00 Kate’s Adventure Writing process 00:26:55 Traveling alone vs. Travelling with a partner 00:30:31 Dealing with Deadlines, Destinations and Fear of missing out while on Journeys 00:34:08 Dreaming of a trip with no end! 00:37:12 The Life Cycle: Newest Book and Journey through South America 00:38:01 BioDiversity in South America 00:42:20 Projects Kate visited on her journey through South America 00:46:44 How can someone prepare for such a journey? 00:47:51 Why ride a bamboo bike? 00:49:30 Logistic of where to stay? 00:51:33 Wildlife, Food and Camping on the South America Trip 00:52:59 Vegetarian eating in North America vs South America 00:55:07 Transatlantic Travel on a Carbon Diet: Cargo Ship Cruising! 00:59:32 Overall representation of Environmental Issues in 2021 vs 2006 01:02:10 How to Contact Kate 01:04:00 Post-Show reflections
The Tiny House Movement w/ Alice Wilson
Alice Wilson is an ERSC funded PhD researcher in Urban Sociology at the University of York in the U.K. Wilson's PhD research focuses on the experiences of women in the UK Tiny House movement and the potential that Tiny Houses have to address inter-generational justice issues whilst moving closer to achieving our environmental justice goals in the U.K. and around the world. As well, is the Director of Ophouse Tiny housing project in York & co-founder of Women in Academia.
Connect with Alice via Twitter https://twitter.com/neither_both
Tiny House Research in Action http://tinyhouseresearch.co.uk/ & https://www.ophouse.co.uk/about
Women in Academia: https://www.womeninacademia.org.uk/
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00:05:00 Origins of Alice’s research in Tiny Houses (Working from the inside out!)
00:09:25 The Place of Tiny Houses in Society
00:11:40 Legalities of Tiny House Living and Why Alice can’t live in her Tiny House
00:15:48 Communities Researched in the Study
00:17:55 Women in the current tiny house movement
00:20:29 Intergenerational Justice Issues
00:26:00 Social & Cultural Goals: Communication & Demystification of People living in Tiny Houses
00:28:45 Environmental Benefits of Tiny Houses: Sustainability!
00:30:43 Less space, less stuff, better LIFE!
00;34:00 Tiny Houses, Homelessness and affordable housing
00:38:58 Tiny Houses Nexus of accessibility to shelter and social mobility!
00:40:10 OpHouse - Tiny House Community and THE FUTURE
00:45:04 The Women in Academia Organization
Ecological Consciousness in the COVID era w/ Bob Henderson
Outdoor Adventure and Epilepsy w/ Fran Turauskis of Seize Your Adventure
Fran Turauskis is a writer and creator of the Seize Your Adventure podcast, which showcases stories of adventurers and outdoor lovers alike who also happen to have epilepsy, After Fran walked the Camino de Santiago, solo, in 2017, she became uncomfortable with descriptions such as 'brave' and 'inspirational' when people learned about her epilepsy diagnosis. She created the Seize Your Adventure podcast to normalize the idea of epilepsy in adventure settings. Fran has a lot of good ol’ adventure stories to share with us as well we discuss where this all fits in both the classic and emerging adventure narratives. If you looking for more information on this term the “adventure narrative” check back to episode 2 of this podcast where we break that term down in detail with Bob Henderson. Check out Fran's work at her website Seize Your Adventure. Follow Fran on Twitter | Facebook.
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00:00:00 Introduction
00:03:00 Welcome Fran to the show
00:04:30 What does Fran mean by “Seize your Adventure”?
00:05:45 What is Epilepsy?
00:08:05 What are some initial concerns, in regards to activity, when one finds out they have epilepsy?
00:09:50 How did the podcast start and Fran’s experience with epilepsy?
00:12:45 Fran’s adventure’s before and after finding out she has epilepsy
00:15:30 Can nature connection help with symptoms of epilepsy?
00:17:30 Why is there such a lack of research on the topic Epilepsy and Outdoor Recreation?
00:21:00 Are there certain activities that are maybe more conducive towards the epileptic experience?
00:25:54 About Fran’s recent Ultra Run
00:29:37 Fran’s interpretation of Adventure
00:31:47 Finding Adventure in London
00:35:00 Finding one’s “Inner Peak”
00:39:52 How is the “Adventure Narrative” evolving?
00:44:53 Things people with epilepsy might need to think about before going on a journey?
00:47:20 Tips about how friends can support a fellow traveler who happens to have epilepsy
00:50:26 Particular pre-journey logistical planning for those with epilepsy
00:53:45 Organizations that work with Epilepsy and Outdoor Pursuits
00:54:56 Seize Your Adventure and site-specific dramaturgy
00:56:20 Fran’s favorite microadventures and future plans
00:57:47 Fran’s obsession with BEARS!
00:59:54 Closing Reflections
Evolving Perspectives on Travel w/ Jason Moore (Zero to Travel Podcast)
Jason Moore is the host of the Zero to Travel podcast, one of the longest-running and most widely listened to travel podcasts available. Jason is also the co-founder of Location Indie, an online community that helps people combine their love of travel and entrepreneurship into sustainable ways of life that are not dependent on being in a single location. After interviewing over 400 travellers over the past 7 years on his podcast, Jason is here to share with us his nuanced perspectives on the state of travel and evolving perspectives on "What travel really means?". As well, Jason is a fellow USAmerican living in Oslo, Norway, neighbour and a good friend, so we have lots to reflect on about life in and "outside the box". If you like what you hear on this show, you can check out an episode we did together over on his podcast and many others at The Zero to Travel Podcast. Follow Jason on YouTube | Twitter |
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00:01:55 Etymology of the Word Travel
00:05:48 How this podcast got started
00:07:05 What does Transnaturalism really mean? An example...The Global Potato!
00:09:17 Living in Norway: Where Nature is the Home of Culture! How does nature inform the culture?
00:11:15 Zero 2 Travel Podcast: Sharing perspectives & Helping people travel the world on their terms
00:19:23 Changes in perceptions of travel due to climate change and pandemic times. Have you seen any trends happening in the way that people are travelling?
00:20:37 Human Powered & Slow Travel
00:26:44 Josh’s month biking trip in Norway, the layers of that experience & identifying with the roadside flora and fauna.
00:30:43 Shifting your mindset: Finding nature in cities and Landscape Architecture.
00:35:20 Get that “travel feeling” in your daily life and creating your own micro-adventures
00:39:27 Choosing Your own Adventure & the evolution of the travel mindset
00:46:05 Why study the Outdoors?...and the associated myths
00:48:00 Taking the time and space to appreciate things...when away or at home
00:50:58 Setting limitations in a world of unlimited options may lead to more freedom. The pandemic puts this to the test in a big way.
00:54:25 Digital Nomadism, Location Independence, and the Triangle of freedom
00:58:42 Personal fulfillment can lead to a positive impact on your community and environment at large
01:02:19 How can you connect with Jason?
01:03:41 Closing thoughts
Wild Swimming : Purposeful Adventure and Water Conservation in the U.K. w/ Laura Sanderson
"Outward Bound" : Psychology, Education, Activity & Environment w/ James T. Neill
Transboundary Nature Preservation along the European Green Belt w/ Klaudja Koci
Wilderness Survival, Sustainable Living & Other Sauna Stories in Finland w/ Huck Middeke
Huck Midekke is a Wilderness Guide and Survival Instructor based in Eastern Finland. Huck is the founder of NordicByNature which provides wilderness guide services, sustainability consulting, and survival workshops around the world, as well, he is Chairman of the International Wilderness Guide Association. Huck's latest endeavour is the establishment of Nomad Town/ Resilience Hub, an off-grid, minimalist, mobile, community that lies on the outskirts of Joensuu, Finland. We discuss much theory and philosophy of survival and it’s importance connect with nature in our anthropocentric world. Huck also introduces us to some methods of wilderness survival practice like the S.T.O.P method, the 6 Survival priorities, the 8 Shields Model and the practice of the #FullMoonFullStop which he suggests to use in daily life. I think we might be exploring some new frontiers here in the world of podcasting, at least on this show because our guest Huck is joining us from a sauna in Northern Finland. Enjoy! Share and Subscribe! (Timestamps at the end of this description below)
More about Huck: YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmf2IY-JV-RrTlSV8LBlC7A
NordicByNature (Guiding, Education and Sustainability Consulting) - https://www.nordicbynature.net/
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Time Stamps
00:00:16 Opening Thoughts
00:06:24 The importance of saunas in Finland and the North
00:11:31 Connecting through tech, screens, listening and the versatility of the podcast
00:15:08 Josh’s Sauna Experience
00:18:08 Humans Hibernating in the Winter
00:19:20 The Eight Shields Model
00:23:10 What is Nomad Town?
00:35:15 Wilderness Survival & the 6 Survival Priorities
00:47:26 The Power of trying
00:52:28 The S.T.O.P tool & the “Full Moon Stop”
00:59:50 Egocentric VS Ecocentric
01:05:41 Positive & Critical Thinking
01:16:15 Meet Reality: Go Outside!
01:17:30 Breathing Exercise
01:19:39 Invitation to visit Nomad Town
01:26:16 Closing Reflections #outdoors
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Environmental Education, Diversity & Nature-Based Spiritual Arts w/ Deb Matlock
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A Sense of Wonder: Learning with Landscape, Ecology, and Imagination in the Pacific Northwest with Victor Elderton
Friluftsliv, (Anti)Adventure Narratives & Cultivating Ecological Consciousness with Bob Henderson
Other Links to topics mentioned:
Pathways' New Wild Pedagogies Issue (Edited by Bob Henderson): wildpedagogies.com/onewebmedia/Pathways%20Spring%202020%2032-3%20FINAL%20PRINT.pdf
Pathways Journal @COEOoutdoors (archive of issues): www.coeo.org/pathways-journal/
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Ecologizing Education: Estella Kuchta and Sean Blenkinsop
Our guests Estella Kuchta & Sean Blenkinsop discuss their long-term research project and upcoming book "Ecologizing Education". Ecologizing Education is a radical new, pedagogical model—one that aims to spark massive cultural change, resist and overcome alienation, prepare learners for the challenges of an uncertain future, and potentially reverse industrialized nations’ current destructive course.
Links of interest below.
Estella Kuchta's new book Finding the Daydreamer available at Elm Books - https://www.elm-books.com/daydreamer_p/n-02.htm
Website: https://estellakuchta.com/
Sean Blenkinsop Center for Imaginative Education - http://ierg.ca/ Website: https://www.sfu.ca/education/faculty-profiles/sblenkinsop.html
Wild Pedagogies Books & Publications: https://wildpedagogies.com/Publications
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Welcome to Transnatural Perspectives: An Introduction
Welcome to the Transnatural Perspectives where we’re putting nature in focus as we cultivate global perspectives on Society & Culture across Environments & Landscapes. Here is just a little introduction to tell you what this show is all about.
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"Nature the Home of Culture" quoted from Dahle; et. al (2007). Norwegian Friluftsliv: A Lifelong Communal. Nature first outdoor life the friluftsliv way(pp. 23-36). Toronto: Natural Heritage Books
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