EPISODE · Oct 30, 2025 · 2H 21M
Episode 109: Mark De'Lisser | Ashes to the Breeze
from THE SPACESHIP EARTH PODCAST · host dan burgess
What does it mean to be a man - alive, tender and creative - in these unravelling times?In this meandering, vulnerable and playful conversation, I sit down with Mark De’Lisser - poet, artist, youth mentor, and nature-based guide.Mark is a friend and collaborator, part of the Becoming Crew action learning collective, guiding people through deep connection experiences and rites of passage on the land.Together we explore:🌳 Masculinity reimagined - strength and vulnerability as inseparable forces.🌦️ Fear, loss, and love - how grief becomes medicine when we stay with it.🪶 Creativity as survival - poetry, play and performance as acts of healing.🔥 Guiding young men - the courage, chaos and beauty of holding space for the next generation.🌍 Reconnection and Renewal - finding belonging again in community and with the living Earth.The episode also celebrates the launch of Mark’s debut poetry collection, Ashes to the Breeze - a tender, elemental offering that speaks of renewal, grief and the power of blooming again after loss.And Marks shares some of those poems here.This is a conversation about men learning to feel in fearful times, about friendship as ceremony and about listening - really listening - to the living Earth that still holds us.I really hope you receive something through this and if you do, please consider sharing with someone else, posting on your socials, or leaving a reflection on the substack.It is through reciprocity that we grow together.Peace and OutDanLINKSBuy Ashes to the Breeze via WaterstonesBuy Ashes to the Breeze via BookshopMark De’Lisser siteInto the Dark - 5 week winter adventure -Becoming Crew registrationBecoming Fridays - Becoming Crew one day on the land Get full access to Becoming Crew at becomingcrew.substack.com/subscribe
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