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Bill Reed works with the Regenesis group which focuses on a living system design process. Bill is an internationally recognized architect and consultant working in sustainability and regeneration. Bill is also a founding member of the US Green Building Council and co-founder of the LEED Green building Rating System.

"Regenerating Life" completes Season 1 of ALIVE. Hoping you will come back to listen to Season 2!

Glen Hope Road 8, field recording by Douglas Tallamy

Theme music created by Tim Moor. Source: https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov

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Conversations with Marcus Scheffer, principal of 7group, which more than 20 years ago worked on creating the US Green Building Council LEED certification program as a first step towards sustainability. Nowadays 7group promotes regenerative work by “imagining a different way to understand how humans, their built environment and the natural world around us all live and breathe with each other.”

Please share with your friends. Listen to a new episode or intermezzo ever other Friday. Please record a message or ask questions into https://podinbox.com/alive Intermezzos will engage you in our conversations. Feel free to “buy me a coffee” to support show production at https://buymeacoffee.com/alive Find @credko on Twitter. See alivepodcast.net

Thank you,

Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:

7group and Bill Reed (2009) The Integrative Design Guide to Green Building:Redefining the Practice of Sustainability, John Wiley & Sons

See also https://sevengroup.com

River Fire by Kevin MacLeod - (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

Truth in the Stones by Kevin MacLeod - (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

Theme music created by Tim Moor. Source: https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov

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Conversations with Didi Pershouse who describes the nested relationships between soil health, human health, water cycles and climate resiliency. In other words, she connects soil health to public health. She is an educator, and soil sponge strategist committed to building healthy communities both above and below ground.

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Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:

Didi Pershouse is the founder of the Land and Leadership Initiative and the Center for Sustainable Medicine, and a co-founder of the “Can we Rehydrate California?” Initiative.

https://www.landandleadership.org

http://www.rehydratecalifornia.org

Didi Pershouse. The Ecology of Care: Medicine, Agriculture, Money, and the Quiet Power of Human and Microbial Communities.Mycelium Books, 2015.

Didi Pershouse. Understanding Soil Health and Watershed Function: A Teacher’s Manual. August 15, 2017 (published in more than 60 countries, free download)

https://www.didipershouse.com/understanding-soil-health-and-watershed-function.html

Didi Pershouse. Other Species are Essential Workers, Whose Economies Enfold Our Own. December 20, 2020. See https://medium.com

Most sound effects obtained from freesound.org :

Ancient Cavern III, CC by 3.0, Carlos Carty

Harp improvisation (RepDac2 & RepDac3), CC by 3.0, Monika Gatt

Munching, CC by 3.0, IneQuation

End of the world (voice) CC by 3.0, Speedenza

Theme music created by Tim Moor. Source: https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov

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Celebration of the first year of the ALIVE podcast.

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Key Music Sources:

Chariots of Fire interpreted by Massimo Bosco (copyright free)

Glasschimes for Freesound.org. CC by 3.0, ross63moose

Martin Mueller and Torgeir Vassvik in beingsalmonbeinghuman.com, villaks.org, and vassvik.com

Piano played by Justin Allan

Theme music created by Tim Moor:
https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov

Happy Birthday to you, for Freesound.org. CC by 3.0, DDmyzik

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Conversations with entomologist Douglas Tallamy who urges that each one of us take environmental action one yard at a time to create the “Homegrown National Park”.

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Key Sources:

Douglas W. Tallamy. Nature’s Best Hope - A New Approach to Conservation that Starts in Your Yard. Portland, Oregon: Timber Press, 2019

Homegrown National Park: https://homegrownnationalpark.org

Find Native Plants in Your Area/National Wildlife Federation:

https://www.nwf.org/NativePlantFinder

California Native Plant Society/Calscape: https://calscape.org

Source: https://www.scientificamerican.com/podcast/episode/national-parks-nature-walk-episode-1-rocky-mountains/

Glen Hope Road 8, field recording by Douglas Tallamy

Breaking Plates CC by 3.0, Juan_Merie_Venter

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Conversations with Fritjof Capra, PhD is a scientist, educator, activist, and author of several books that connect conceptual changes in science with broader changes in worldview and values in society. For instance, “a systems view of life” explores the new systemic conception of life at the forefront of science and its application in economics, management, politics, design, medicine, and law. A systems view of life” is also offered as an online course twice a year.

Please share with your friends. Listen to a new episode every other Friday. Please record a message, ask questions or feel free to support the show production into https://podinbox.com/alive, Find @credko on Twitter. See www.alivepodcast.net

Thank you,

Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:

Fritjof Capra, A Systems View of Life, 2014

Fritjof Capra, Patterns of Connection, 2021

Fritjof Capra, Tao of Physics, 5th edition, 2010

See also Capra Course: https://www.capracourse.net

Cello Suite No.1 in G major, BWV 1007 by Johann Sebastian Bach, performed by Colin Carr, published by Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Licensed under Creative Commons by Attribution 3.0

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Conversations with Fritjof Capra, PhD is a scientist, educator, activist, and author of several books that connect conceptual changes in science with broader changes in worldview and values in society. For instance, “a systems view of life” explores the new systemic conception of life at the forefront of science and its application in economics, management, politics, design, medicine, and law. A systems view of life” is also offered as an online course twice a year.

Please share with your friends. Listen to a new episode every other Friday. Please record a message, ask questions or feel free to support the show production into https://podinbox.com/alive, Find @credko on Twitter. See www.alivepodcast.net

Thank you,

Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:

Fritjof Capra, A Systems View of Life, 2014

Fritjof Capra, Patterns of Connection, 2021

Fritjof Capra, Tao of Physics, 5th edition, 2010

See also Capra Course: https://www.capracourse.net

Cello Suite No.1 in G major, BWV 1007 by Johann Sebastian Bach, performed by Colin Carr, published by Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Licensed under Creative Commons by Attribution 3.0

Theme music created by Tim Moor. Source: https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov

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I am taking the time today to wish peace on Earth. To wish the end of all wars, wherever they are. It saddens me to see Russia invading Ukraine.

I just wanted to share that the theme music of Alive was composed last year by an Ukranian musician. Tim Moor did that to celebrate the 30 years of independence of Ukraine.

I hope that we all will take a moment of reflection here: Peace on Earth.

Theme music created by Tim Moor. See https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov

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Conversations with entomologist Douglas Tallamy focused on his latest book, “The Nature of Oaks.” He urges each one of us to contribute to supporting life on Earth by planting keystone native trees.You will also tune into forests from around the world from “Sounds of the Forest.”

Please share with your friends. Feel free to “buy me a coffee” to support show production at www.alivepodcast.net. Send comments by writing or voice memo to alive@alivepodcast.net. I will listen to all and might include yours in an upcoming episode. Listen to a new episode every other Friday.

Thank you,

Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:

Homegrown National Park : https://homegrownnationalpark.org

Douglas W. Tallamy. The Nature of Oaks. Portland,Oregon:Timber Press, 2021

Timber Festival 2021 will occur July 2-4, at the National Forest, UK, with music, audio, and artwork created from Sounds of the Forest.

See:https://timberfestival.org.uk/soundsoftheforest-soundmap/

Sounds of forests played in this episode:

India, Agumbe Rainforest, recorded by Shruti
Argentina, Patagonia, Forest near Rio Azul, recorded by Luciano “Cacha” Perez
UK, Bristol, Pilgrove Wood, Ashton Court Estate, recorded by Rachel Tomlinson
Russia, Moscow, Bitza Nature Park, recorded by Julie Kalichineva
Hong-Kong, Lau Shui Hang Reservoir, recorded by AK IN KK
Thailand, Ban Krut Beach, Thong Chai, Bang Saphan, Province of Prachuap Khiri Khan, recorded by Phil Peril
South Africa, Krantzkloof Nature Reserve, Kloof, recorded by Stephen Embleton
Australia, Utopia Environment Reserve, recorded by Kelli Lundberg
Japan, Fukushima City Forest for Birds, recorded by Koji Nagahata
Nicaragua, Penas Blanca National Park, recorded by Merlin Driver

Theme music created by Tim Moor. Source: https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov

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Alive is going through a process of deep transformation. Some would even say metamorphosis. For this reason we revisit the Butterfly Story as narrated on Elisabet Sahtouris website. Elisabet bases Butterfly on the book by Norie Huddle who believes humanity urgently needs a new “myth for our times” to inspire us and give us hope for the future. Metamorphosis of the butterfly makes a good metaphor for the great changes globalization, in the sense of world transformation is bringing about.

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Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:

See Elisabet Sahtouris website: http://www.sahtouris.com

Norie Huddle. Butterfly. See http://butterflyblessings.net

Elisabet Sahtouris. Gaia’s Dance: The Story of Earth & Us, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2018

“L’Adieu” by George Peter Tingle, piano interpreted by Justin Allan.

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Episode 8- Sense of Belonging

Conversations with Joel Glanzberg who has vast experience as an applied naturalist to land and community development projects throughout the world. Through assessing, understanding, and communicating the inherent patterns present in natural systems, Joel helps clients identify principles and guidelines for appropriate and healthy development. Joel is skilled in cross-cultural communication and teaching specially in the fields of permaculture and ecological design. His research has focused on the application of traditional land use practices to the design of modern infra-structure.

Please share with your friends. Listen to a new episode every other Friday. Please record a message, ask questions or feel free to support the show production into https://podinbox.com/alive, Find @credko on Twitter. See www.alivepodcast.net

Thank you,

Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:

Regenesis Group - transforming the way humans inhabit the earth. Please see

https://regenesisgroup.com

Regenesis Institute for Regenerative Practice. Please see https://regenerat.es

Pattern Mind by Joel Glanzberg. Please see http://patternmind.org

The Law of 3 was first introduced by G.I. Gurdjieff, the Russian philosopher and founder of the philosophical school “The Fourth Way”.

Archival birdsongs comes from the Macaulay Library at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.

ML 140250 Black Hawk Gerrit Vyn

ML93737501 Blue Jay Jay McGowan

Some sound effects were obtained from Freesound.org

Crows CC by Inchadney

Sweet melodical guitar tune CC by 3, Valentin Sosnitskiv

Truth in the Stones by Kevin MacLeod - (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

The Sky of our Ancestors by Kevin MacLeod - (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

Theme music created by Tim Moor. Source: https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov

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Episode starts with a Greenlandic Inuit woman singing about Yule to her father. Yule traditionally starts the night of winter solstice and lasts until January 1. Yule can be traced back to the Norse people who celebrated Yule as a way of connecting with the natural world. Yule is a celebration of the sun, of rebirth and renewal, and the continuation of life.

Episode ends with reading of the “Manifesto for an enchanted life” written by Dr. Sharon Blackie. Sharon works in the interface of psychology, mythology, and ecology. The Enchanted Life is just one of her many books.

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Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:Sharon Blackie, The Enchanted Life: Unlocking the Magic of Everyday, House of Anansi Press, 2018

See also course, workshops and other books at sharonblackie.net.

Following sounds were licensed under Creative Commons by Attribution 3.0 for Freesound:

Leq.acappella 4 by juskiddink
Fireplace by juskiddink
Glasschimes by ross63moose
Piano Fairy Tale by GregorQuendel
Fairy Logo by DDmyzik

Theme music created by Tim Moor. Source: https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov

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Conversations with Elisabet Sahtouris, scientist, evolution biologist and futurist. Professor Sahtouris is an international sustainability consultant to businesses, government agencies and other organizations. Gaia’s Dance is Elisabet Sahtouris latest book. In this episode she explores Western Science, Vedic Science, and Islamic Science through the keyboard metaphor. She declares that the task of science is choosing the appropriate metaphors because metaphor is the only way to convey the scientific mode.

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Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:
Elisabet Sahtouris. Gaia’s Dance: The Story of Earth & Us, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2018
See also http://www.sahtouris.com

Piano pieces interpreted by Justin Allan: “Old French Song” by Tchaikovsky; and “L’Adieu” by George Peter Tingle.

04845 andean flute short melody.wav CC by 3, Robinhood76, sound effect from Freesound.org

Theme music created by Tim Moor. Source: https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov

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Conversations with Jacob Job, an ecologist, scientist, science communicator, and field recordist who takes conservation efforts to the next level by engaging the public on issues related to biodiversity, sustainability, land conservation and preservation using natural sounds recordings, education and stewardship. He is a member of the Sound and Light Ecology Team at Colorado State University.

Please share with your friends. Listen to a new episode every other Friday. Please record a message, ask questions or feel free to support the show production into https://podinbox.com/alive, Find @credko on Twitter. See www.alivepodcast.net

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Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:

National Parks Nature Walks: a new pop-up podcast series

https://www.scientificamerican.com/podcast/science-talk/

Theme music created by Tim Moor. Source: https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov find drop boxes

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Conversations with eco-philosopher Martin Lee Mueller who imagines the world as a salmon might see it and considers how this enriches our understanding of humanity in the process. After writing Being Salmon, Being Human, Martin travels around the world together with Sami joiker and composer Torgeir Vassvik, and other renowned storytellers, to question who we are in relation to the land, the air, and the oceans.These performances share stories of the pancultural encounters between salmon and humans.

Please share with your friends. Listen to a new episode every other Friday. Please record a message, ask questions or feel free to support the show production into https://podinbox.com/alive, Find @credko on Twitter. See www.alivepodcast.net

Thank you,

Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:

Martin Lee Mueller. Being Salmon, Being Human: Encountering the Wild in Us and Us in the Wild, Chelsea Green Publishing, 2017

See also beingsalmonbeinghuman.com and villaks.org

Music composed by Torgeir Vassvik played in this episode:

Orca Angel Dust

Whipped

Sun in December

Storm is Coming In

Being Salmon Being Human Performance

See vassvik.com

Sami are indigenous and nomadic people inhabiting Scandinavia for thousands of years. Joik is a unique form of cultural expression for the Sami people. This type of song can be dedicated to a human being, an animal, or a landscape, and improvisation is common. Joik and Joikers reflect one of the oldest continuous musical traditions in Europe.

Theme music created by Tim Moor. Source: https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov

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Conversations with Fritjof Capra, PhD is a scientist, educator, activist, and author of several books that connect conceptual changes in science with broader changes in worldview and values in society. In this episode, Fritjof Capra describes Patterns of Connection his most recently published book. Fritjof also presents a systemic perspective for the COVID pandemic.

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Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:

Fritjof Capra, Patterns of Connection, 2021

Fritjof Capra, A Systems View of Life, 2014

Fritjof Capra, Tao of Physics, 5th edition, 2010

See also Capra Course: https://www.capracourse.net

Cello Suite No.1 in G major, BWV 1007 by Johann Sebastian Bach, performed by Colin Carr, published by Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Licensed under Creative Commons by Attribution 3.0

Theme music created by Tim Moor. Source: https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov

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Conversations with Fritjof Capra, PhD is a scientist, educator, activist, and author of several books that connect conceptual changes in science with broader changes in worldview and values in society. For instance, “a systems view of life” explores the new systemic conception of life at the forefront of science and its application in economics, management, politics, design, medicine, and law. A systems view of life” is also offered as an online course twice a year.

Please share with your friends. Listen to a new episode every other Friday. Please record a message, ask questions or feel free to support the show production into https://podinbox.com/alive, Find @credko on Twitter. See www.alivepodcast.net

Thank you,

Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:

Fritjof Capra, A Systems View of Life, 2014

Fritjof Capra, Patterns of Connection, 2021

Fritjof Capra, Tao of Physics, 5th edition, 2010

See also Capra Course: https://www.capracourse.net

Cello Suite No.1 in G major, BWV 1007 by Johann Sebastian Bach, performed by Colin Carr, published by Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Licensed under Creative Commons by Attribution 3.0

Theme music created by Tim Moor. Source: https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov

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Conversations with Dr. Tyson Yunkaporta, from Deakin University in Australia, who conducts research in Indigenous Knowledge Systems applied to language, cognition, consciousness, governance, and economics. His book Sand Talk is paradigm-shifting because it brings a crucial Indigenous perspective to historical and cultural issues of history, education, money, power, and sustainability—and offers a new template for living.

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Thank you,

Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:

Tyson Yunkaporta, Sand Talk: Can Indigenous Thinking Save the World, Harper Collins, 2020

The Other Others, a podcast by Tyson Yunkaporta

Deep Relaxation by Kevin MacLeod - (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

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Intermezzo 16 - Weaving Life

Intermezzo is a short, light, entre'acte in between the Alive episodes. Joel Glanzberg also participated of Episode 8, Sense of Belonging. He has vast experience as an applied naturalist to land and community development projects throughout the world. Through assessing, understanding, and communicating the inherent patterns present in natural systems, Joel helps clients identify principles and guidelines for appropriate and healthy development.

Please share with your friends. Listen to a new episode every other Friday. Please record a message, ask questions or feel free to support the show production into https://podinbox.com/alive, Find @credko on Twitter. See www.alivepodcast.net

Thank you,

Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:

Regenesis Group - transforming the way humans inhabit the earth. Please see

https://regenesisgroup.com

Regenesis Institute for Regenerative Practice. Please see https://regenerat.es

Pattern Mind by Joel Glanzberg. Please see http://patternmind.org

The Forest and the Trees by Kevin MacLeod - (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

Old wooden loom CC by 3, by YleArkisto, sound effect from Freesound.org

Theme music created by Tim Moor. Source: https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov

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Conversations with Marcus Scheffer, principal of 7group, which more than 20 years ago worked on creating the US Green Building Council LEED certification program as a first step towards sustainability. Nowadays 7group promotes regenerative work by “imagining a different way to understand how humans, their built environment and the natural world around us all live and breathe with each other.”

Please share with your friends. Listen to a new episode or intermezzo ever other Friday. Please record a message or ask questions into https://podinbox.com/alive Intermezzos will engage you in our conversations. Feel free to “buy me a coffee” to support show production at https://buymeacoffee.com/alive Find @credko on Twitter. See alivepodcast.net

Thank you,

Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:

7group and Bill Reed (2009) The Integrative Design Guide to Green Building:Redefining the Practice of Sustainability, John Wiley & Sons

See also http://www.sahtouris.com

Piano pieces interpreted by Justin Allan: “Old French Song” by Tchaikovsky; “Tango” by Carolyn Miller; “L’Adieu” by George Peter Tingle, “Haunted Hollow” by Kevin Olson

Theme music created by Tim Moor. Source: https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov

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Conversations with Jacob Job, an ecologist, scientist, science communicator, and field recordist who takes conservation efforts to the next level by engaging the public on issues related to biodiversity, sustainability, land conservation and preservation using natural sounds recordings, education and stewardship. He is a member of the Sound and Light Ecology Team at Colorado State University.

Please share with your friends. Listen to a new episode every other Friday. Please record a message, ask questions or feel free to support the show production into https://podinbox.com/alive, Find @credko on Twitter. See www.alivepodcast.net

Thank you,

Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:

National Parks Nature Walks: a new pop-up podcast series

https://www.scientificamerican.com/podcast/science-talk/

Theme music created by Tim Moor. Source: https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov

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Conversations with eco-philosopher Martin Lee Mueller who imagines the world as a salmon might see it and considers how this enriches our understanding of humanity in the process. After writing Being Salmon, Being Human, Martin travels around the world together with Sami joiker and composer Torgeir Vassvik, and other renowned storytellers, to question who we are in relation to the land, the air, and the oceans. These performances share stories of the pancultural encounters between salmon and humans.

Please share with your friends. Listen to a new episode every other Friday. Please record a message, ask questions or feel free to support the show production into https://podinbox.com/alive, Find @credko on Twitter. See www.alivepodcast.net

Thank you,

Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:

Martin Lee Mueller. Being Salmon, Being Human: Encountering the Wild in Us and Us in the Wild, Chelsea Green Publishing, 2017

See beingsalmonbeinghuman.com and villaks.org

Music composed by Torgeir Vassvik played in this episode:

Orca Angel Dust

Whipped

Sun in December

Storm is Coming In

Being Salmon Being Human Performance

See vassvik.com

Sami are indigenous and nomadic people inhabiting Scandinavia for thousands of years. Joik is a unique form of cultural expression for the Sami people. This type of song can be dedicated to a human being, an animal, or a landscape, and improvisation is common. Joik and Joikers reflect one of the oldest continuous musical traditions in Europe.

Theme music created by Tim Moor. Source: https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov

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Conversations with Joel Glanzberg who has vast experience as an applied naturalist to land and community development projects throughout the world.Through assessing, understanding, and communicating the inherent patterns present in natural systems, Joel helps clients identify principles and guidelines for appropriate and healthy development. Joel is skilled in cross-cultural communication and teaching specially in the fields of permaculture and ecological design. His research has focused on the application of traditional land use practices to the design of modern infra-structure.

Please share with your friends. Listen to a new episode every other Friday. Please record a message, ask questions or feel free to support the show production into https://podinbox.com/alive, Find @credko on Twitter. See www.alivepodcast.net

Thank you,

Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:

Regenesis Group - transforming the way humans inhabit the earth. Please see

https://regenesisgroup.com

Regenesis Institute for Regenerative Practice. Please see https://regenerat.es

Pattern Mind by Joel Glanzberg. Please see http://patternmind.org

The Law of 3 was first introduced by G.I. Gurdjieff, the Russian philosopher and founder of the philosophical school “The Fourth Way”.

Archival birdsongs comes from the Macaulay Library at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.

ML 140250 Black Hawk Gerrit Vyn

ML93737501 Blue Jay Jay McGowan

Some sound effects were obtained from freesound.org

Crows CC by Inchadney

Sweet melodical guitar tune CC by 3, Valentin Sosnitskiv

Truth in the Stones by Kevin MacLeod - (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

The Sky of our Ancestors by Kevin MacLeod - (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

Theme music created by Tim Moor. Source: https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov

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Conversations with Didi Pershouse who proposes the question: “Can we rehydrate California?” She is an educator and soil sponge strategist who describes the nested relationships between soil health, human health, water cycles and climate resiliency.

Please share with your friends. Listen to a new episode every other Friday. Please record a message, ask questions or feel free to support the show production into https://podinbox.com/alive, Find @credko on Twitter. See www.alivepodcast.net

Thank you,
Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:

Didi Pershouse is the co-founder of the “Can We Rehydrate California?” Initiative.

She is also the founder of the Land and Leadership Initiative and the Center for Sustainable Medicine

http://www.rehydratecalifornia.org

https://www.landandleadership.org

Didi Pershouse. The Ecology of Care: Medicine, Agriculture, Money, and the Quiet Power of Human and Microbial Communities.Mycelium Books, 2015.

Didi Pershouse. Understanding Soil Health and Watershed Function: A Teacher’s Manual. August 15, 2017 (published in more than 60 countries, free download)

https://www.didipershouse.com/understanding-soil-health-and-watershed-function.html

Didi Pershouse. Other Species Are Essential Workers, Whose Economies Enfold Our Own. December 20, 2020. See medium.com.

Most sound effects were obtained from freesound.org :

Cyclone Hurricane Hugo 1989.wav by Solostud

Fire Forest Inferno CC by 3.0, Dynamicell

Water Trickling River Dam by The IntraEnvironmental Sound Project

Ancient Cavern III, CC by 3.0, Carlos Carty

Harp improvisation (RepDac3), CC by 3.0, Monika Gatt

‘Flight from Palo Alto, CA to Watsonville, CA’ by BenKoning

‘End of the world’ (voice) CC by 3.0, Speedenza

‘Always look at the bright side of life’(voice) by klankbeeld

‘So tell me what do you think’ (voice) by michellelindemann1

Thousand Lake Wilderness, California, USA recorded by Cheryl E Leonard

Source: https://timberfestival.org.uk/soundsoftheforest-soundmap/

Theme music created by Tim Moor. Source: https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov

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Conversations with Didi Pershouse who describes the nested relationships between soil health, human health, water cycles and climate resiliency. In other words, she connects soil health to public health. She is an educator, and soil sponge strategist committed to building healthy communities both above and below ground.

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Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:

Didi Pershouse is the founder of the Land and Leadership Initiative and the Center for Sustainable Medicine, and a co-founder of the “Can we Rehydrate California?” Initiative.

https://www.landandleadership.org

http://www.rehydratecalifornia.org

Didi Pershouse. The Ecology of Care: Medicine, Agriculture, Money, and the Quiet Power of Human and Microbial Communities.Mycelium Books, 2015.

Didi Pershouse. Understanding Soil Health and Watershed Function: A Teacher’s Manual. August 15, 2017 (published in more than 60 countries, free download)

https://www.didipershouse.com/understanding-soil-health-and-watershed-function.html

Didi Pershouse. Other Species are Essential Workers, Whose Economies Enfold Our Own. December 20, 2020. See https://medium.com

Most sound effects obtained from freesound.org :

Ancient Cavern III, CC by 3.0, Carlos Carty

Harp improvisation (RepDac2 & RepDac3), CC by 3.0, Monika Gatt

Munching, CC by 3.0, IneQuation

End of the world (voice) CC by 3.0, Speedenza

Theme music created by Tim Moor. Source: https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov

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Continued conversations with entomologist Douglas Tallamy focused on his latest book, “The Nature of Oaks.” He urges each one of us to contribute to supporting life on Earth by planting keystone native trees. You will also tune into forests from around the world from “Sounds of the Forest.”

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Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:

Homegrown National Park : https://homegrownnationalpark.org

Douglas W. Tallamy. The Nature of Oaks. Portland,Oregon:Timber Press, 2021

Timber Festival 2021 will occur July 2-4, at the National Forest, UK, with music, audio, and artwork created from Sounds of the Forest.

See:https://timberfestival.org.uk/soundsoftheforest-soundmap/

Sounds of forests played in this episode:

India, Agumbe Rainforest, recorded by Shruti
Argentina, Patagonia, Forest near Rio Azul, recorded by Luciano “Cacha” Perez
UK, Bristol, Pilgrove Wood, Ashton Court Estate, recorded by Rachel Tomlinson
Russia, Moscow, Bitza Nature Park, recorded by Julie Kalichineva
Hong-Kong, Lau Shui Hang Reservoir, recorded by AK IN KK
Thailand, Ban Krut Beach, Thong Chai, Bang Saphan, Province of Prachuap Khiri Khan, recorded by Phil Peril
South Africa, Krantzkloof Nature Reserve, Kloof, recorded by Stephen Embleton
Australia, Utopia Environment Reserve, recorded by Kelli Lundberg
Japan, Fukushima City Forest for Birds, recorded by Koji Nagahata
Nicaragua, Penas Blanca National Park, recorded by Merlin Driver

Theme music created by Tim Moor. Source: https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov

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Conversations with entomologist Douglas Tallamy who urges that each one of us take environmental action one yard at a time to create the “Homegrown National Park”.

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Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:

Douglas W. Tallamy. Nature’s Best Hope - A New Approach to Conservation that Starts in Your Yard. Portland, Oregon: Timber Press, 2019

Homegrown National Park: https://homegrownnationalpark.org

Find Native Plants in Your Area/National Wildlife Federation:

https://www.nwf.org/NativePlantFinder

California Native Plant Society/Calscape: https://calscape.org

Source: https://www.scientificamerican.com/podcast/episode/national-parks-nature-walk-episode-1-rocky-mountains/

Glen Hope Road 8, field recording by Douglas Tallamy

Breaking Plates CC by 3.0, Juan_Merie_Venter

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Conversations with naturalists Bill Felker and Douglas Horvath, both from Southwest Ohio, focused on paying attention to surrounding environment and nature’s sense of wonder. This show explores the wonders of being Alive!

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Cristina Redko, PhD

Key Sources:

Bill Felker’s Poor Will’s Almanack. See https://www.wyso.org/show/poor-wills-almanack

Rachel Carson The Sense of Wonder: Celebration of Nature for Parents and Children Harper Perennial, 2017 reprint edition.

E.O. Wilson Biophilia. Harvard University Press, 1984

Vivaldi 4 Seasons performed by the Wichita State University Chamber Players, an ensemble of the Wichita Symphony Orchestra

Spring Peeper Calling. Pseudacris crucifer.
@2014 Stan Lake
www.CatchingCreation.com
Glasschimes for Freesound.org. CC by 3.0, ross63moose

Theme music created by Tim Moor. Source: https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov

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Conversations with naturalist Bill Felker, author of the podcast and book Poor Will’s Almanack. This show explores the wonders of being Alive!

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Cristina Redko, Ph.D

Key Sources:

Bill Felker’s Poor Will’s Almanack. See https://www.wyso.org/show/poor-wills-almanack

Merlin Bird ID. See https://merlin.allaboutbirds.org

Much of the archival audio of birdsong comes from the Macaulay Library at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
Including:

ML292118321 Carolina Chickadee Matthew Wistrand

ML322499481 Pine Warbler Brad Imhoff

ML93737501 Blue Jay Jay McGowan

ML168300 American Robin Will Hershberger

ML2000282711 Snow Goose Robert Dobbs

ML53519641 Canada Goose Jay McGowan

Gregory Bateson, Steps to an Ecology of Mind: Collected Essays in Anthropology, Psychiatry, Evolution, and Epistemology, University of Chicago Press, 2000

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Dances of Life is the introduction episode for Alive! Narrative journey through living systems and our contributing human roles. This show explores the wonders of being Alive!Please share with your friends. Listen to a new episode every other Friday. Please record a message, ask questions or feel free to support the show production into https://podinbox.com/alive, Find @credko on Twitter. See www.alivepodcast.net

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Key Sources:Theme music created by Tim Moor: https://soundcloud.com/tymur-khakimov
Excerpt from "Bailes da Vida" (Dances of Life), music by Milton Nascimento.

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