“You must praise the mutilated world,” wrote the Polish poet Adam Zagajewski. But in an age of worldwide environmental crisis and collapse, how do we cultivate this appreciation, knowledge, and love? Across three recent conversations with Antiochians engaged in the work of environmental justice and environmental education, we heard multiple creative approaches. Here we look for common themes and bigger answers. (This is the first of three mini-episodes that revisit interviews from Season Two and pull out the themes that consistently run through them.)Links to Excerpted Episodes:“Through Eating, Sharing, and Studying Food We Can Build Sustainable Communities” with Jon Garfunkel“To Reopen Schools, Teachers Took Their Students Outside. Should They Stay There?” with Ellen Doris and Liza Lowe“To Find Solutions to Our Most Global Problems, We Must Go Into the Field” with Jim Jordan and Dawn MurrayThis episode was recorded December 8, 2021 via Riverside.fm and released December 22, 2021. The Seed Field Podcast is produced by Antioch University.The Seed Field Podcast’s host is Jasper Nighthawk, and its editor is Lauren Instenes. Special thanks for this episode goes to Karen Hamilton and Melinda Garland for their contributions.For information about this and past episodes and to access a full transcript, visit theseedfield.org. To get updates and be notified about future episodes, follow Antioch University on Facebook.
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