S3E8 Nature Special

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Emboldened by our discussion with Sumana Roy, author of How I Became A Tree, this special episode is inspired by her thoughts on the natural world. Here we explore the ‘us and them’ mentality that has created our fractured relationship with nature, we discuss the important role of language in fostering a deeper connection between humans and nature, and we share a beautiful recording of the dawn chorus at Kielder Forest. If you’d like to take part in the Behind The Spine writing competition, you can find all the details on our website.

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