In this episode, Gully engages in a profound conversation with Gail Bradbrook, co-founder of Extinction Rebellion, delving into the complexities of creating a sense of interconnectedness within activism. They discuss Gail's personal experiences with plant medicine and spirituality, the theoretical role of separation in modern capitalist systems, and the challenges of implementing regenerative cultures and organizational methods based on interconnectedness. The episode explores the tension between getting things done and addressing trauma, power dynamics, and the limitations of hierarchical and horizontal organizing structures. The dialogue seeks to find practical approaches to fostering interconnectedness within social movements.00:00 Building Community and Facing Challenges02:36 Introduction to Gail and Her Work03:57 Exploring Separation and Organizational Dynamics04:56 Addressing Violence and Scarcity05:38 Indigenous Wisdom and Avoiding Assimilation06:26 Life's Intelligence and Personal Reflections07:26 Neurodivergence and Personal Growth08:26 The Role of Trauma and Resilience09:02 Organizing from Elsewhere and Collective Intelligence09:50 Challenges in Activism and Regenerative Practices15:14 The Importance of Shared Purpose36:13 Holacracy and Organizational Methods45:07 Leadership and Group Dynamics54:09 Exploring Fractal Growth and Decision-Making54:51 Decolonizing the Mind and Somatic Approaches56:06 Facilitation and Resource Allocation58:34 Scaling and Collective Intelligence01:01:44 The Pink Boat Story: A Lesson in Non-Violent Organizing01:07:57 Reflections on Interconnectedness and Power01:16:55 Practical Approaches to Interconnectedness01:40:03 Final Thoughts and Future Directions🌿Connect with us on socials! InstagramFacebookYouTubeLinkedInBlueskyTikTok

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