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The Ecopsychology Project
by Jon-Erik G Jardine
A dive into the human relationship to nature. As a cognitive, linguistically sophisticated species, the human species is evolving in ways it seems we are only now as a collective becoming aware with. With the surge of information technologies, our ability to connect and share ideas has reached a new pinnacle. How can we use this to better understand who we are, where we came from, and where we are headed? Join me for conversations with people around the world as we touch base on the evolution of humanity from the premise that we too are nature. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jon-erik-g-jardine/support
Episodes
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What Once Was, What can Be: Introduction - The Lay of the Land - Part 2
When we view our cities or think about them, we can imagine the change that must have occurred. We can even understand without difficulty that much of the change has been damaging to the environment, but according to some psychologists, we don't always make the connection to how it is damaging…
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What Once Was, What Can Be: Introduction - The Lay of the Land - Part 1
When we view our cities or think about them, we can imagine the change that must have occurred. We can even understand without difficulty that much of the change has been damaging to the environment, but according to some psychologists, we don't always make the connection to how it is damaging…
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The Soft Animal of Our Bodies - Turning Towards Animality
For many of us, we have spent our lives exploring who we are, shaping our identity to the self. From a young age, we are given language and symbols that orient this forming identity to the world from a cultural perspective relayed to us by our parents, caregivers, media, and our education system....
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The Dance of the Honey Bee: A Conversation with Robin David
In this episode, I talk with Robin David about his work as an urban Beekeeper in Seattle, WA. Robin works for Best Bees, a company dedicated to the health of bees and bee populations by installing and maintaining honeybee hives on commercial and residential properties in urban areas across the…
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Give Back to the Earth
Four newly published authors bring their personal narratives to life to speak about their journey into the larger collective movement of sustainability. Growing up in the age of climate crisis, environmental degradation, and environmental justice has been at the forefront of these authors’ lives…
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Let the Music In with Ethan Holzer
Permaculture designer by day and master of ceremonies by night, Ethan Holzer works hard to implement sustainable farming and forestry practices in the US but found that socioeconomic and political obstacles drained his energy and now lives and works in Colombia, focusing on community-scale food...
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Season 1 Introduction
Welcome to the Ecopsychology Project. I’m Jon-Erik Jardine, and this is my podcast. The Ecopsychology Project is just that: it’s a project. It’s not a product to be consumed, but an on-going process. It is not a place to reach out and find solutions to the worlds problems, it’s more instead an...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A dive into the human relationship to nature. As a cognitive, linguistically sophisticated species, the human species is evolving in ways it seems we are only now as a collective becoming aware with. With the surge of information technologies, our ability to connect and share ideas has reached a new pinnacle. How can we use this to better understand who we are, where we came from, and where we are headed? Join me for conversations with people around the world as we touch base on the evolution of humanity from the premise that we too are nature. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jon-erik-g-jardine/support
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Jon-Erik G Jardine
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A dive into the human relationship to nature. As a cognitive, linguistically sophisticated species, the human species is evolving in ways it seems we are only now as a collective becoming aware with. With the surge of information technologies, our ability to connect and share ideas has reached a...
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