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“A fantastic resource to learn fundamental ecological principals and apply them to systems of personal and communal resilience in the context of late capitalism shambles. The bad news is we’re flocked, the good news is we have tools, knowledge and each other. Rock on”
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United States of America ·
12/27/21
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“Information like this is necessary, especially for helping know what to do in the face of climate change anxiety. They are very well researched and their memes on IG are also top tier”
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United States of America ·
04/20/22
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“This podcast helped my find my optimism in people again. The idea of and focus on building community as a foundation for resilience is indispensable. The breadth of knowledge available and being shared still blows my mind. I feel like I’ve been able to move from climate grief as an end state to...”Read full review »
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10/08/21
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“Excellent podcast. I’ve learned so much already and I can’t wait to listen to more. It’s inspiring me to change my relationship to the non-human life around me, and it’s giving me a bit of hope despite the chaotic and terrifying challenges of climate and ecological crisis. The hosts are...”Read full review »
princessryn via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/09/21
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