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EPISODE · Jul 18, 2026 · 1H 28M

S1:E20 WILD RHYTHMS WITH DEB MATLOCK

from Iowa Prairie Documentary Project · host Deb Matlock, Charlie Morris, Jay Siebold, Anthony Arnone

I first found out about Deb Matlock via Facebook. Her work, which is under the banner of Wild Rhythms, popped up on my feed and I was like…hmmm…not enough people talk seriously about reconnecting with nature. I think I'll give this a follow. Her website has a featured one liner on it that states: “For those called into deeper conversation with earth, animals and spirit.” Most of these episodes talk about the mess we are in. And we can talk all we want about the science of toxins, prairie restoration efforts, nitrates, cancer, water quality and Big Ag…but those are all on the symptoms side of things. But…What’s the cause? Deb and I will be getting into that during this interview. For the video version of this episode: https://youtu.be/Ym0riZ53fpw Deb's website: https://wild-rhythms.com Deb's FB: https://www.facebook.com/WildRhythms/ The intro and outro music are original compositions made for this podcast, created and played by Anthony Arnone of Iowa City. The music tracks were sound engineered by Jay Siebold of Sieboldsound.com. This work is a microbudget project that is self-funded by me, the host, Charlie Morris. If you would like to help me cover the costs of things like sound mastering or gas money to travel to visit interview subjects, my Venmo is @CharlieMakesMovies GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/3de50065e Music by: Anthony Arnone https://music.uiowa.edu/people/anthony-arnone Intro Song/DAWN Outro Song/FEELING FREE Intro/outro Sound Mastering by: https://www.sieboldsound.com To contact Director: https://iowaprairieproject.blog My Substack: https://substack.com/@iowaprairieproject

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I first found out about Deb Matlock via Facebook. Her work, which is under the banner of Wild Rhythms, popped up on my feed and I was like…hmmm…not enough people talk seriously about reconnecting with nature. I think I'll give this a follow. Her website has a featured one liner on it that states: “For those called into deeper conversation with earth, animals and spirit.” Most of these episodes talk about the mess we are in. And we can talk all we want about the science of toxins, prairie restoration efforts, nitrates, cancer, water quality and Big Ag…but those are all on the symptoms side of things. But…What’s the cause? Deb and I will be getting into that during this interview.

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