
The Earthkeepers Podcast promotes global connection among ecological-minded people who believe that earth care is an integral part of spiritual life. Through conversations about topics like ecology, climate change, gardening, farming, social enterprise, theology, environmental justice, outdoor recreation, conservation and community development, we aim to inspire a movement of ordinary earthkeepers... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 160 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityNatureReligion & SpiritualityScience | |||

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This episode of the Earthkeepers podcast features an episode swap with our friends at the Climate Changed Podcast—an expression of the work of The BTS Center—that explores pressing questions about faith, life, and climate change... more
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In this engaging conversation, Tyler Mark Nelson and Allison discuss her journey from childhood experiences in nature to her current studies and work in ecotheology. They explore the importance of community in environmental disc... more
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In this engaging conversation, Forrest, Jason, and Christine explore the transformative power of breath work, sharing their personal journeys and insights. Unlike automatic, everyday breathing, breathwork involves activ... more
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In this conversation, Abram Bicksler shares insights into his work with ECHO, a Christian nonprofit focused on sustainable agriculture and food systems. He discusses the organization's core values, the importance of creation car... more
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This podcast has been a refreshing, almost meditative addition to my life. I look forward to each episode as a moment to take a deep breath, and give a thought for how to take caring for creation in our busy world seriously and thoughtfully. I end each episode with something to ponder, and an deeper appreciation for an aspect of life that maybe I can strive to do better at. I appreciate the conversation gears towards faith and wrestles with how our physical world is also a very spiritual one as ... more
One of my favorite podcasts! I always gain insights as well as often practical ideas about how to be a better “earth keeper.” I appreciate the diverse perspectives that share on this platform and the many angles that approach caring for nature…and each other! I also appreciate that they end each episode with hope, the antithesis of a lot of environmental content. The episodes where people read their responses I find harder to stay engaged with (usually the younger people who are featured do this... more
I enjoy listening to each episodes because every discussion is very informative and insightful. I’m learning a lot of new things from the hosts and the guests that I can also share to my family, friends and local community. Thank you for an informative show.
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This was a fun truthful, open and informative pod cast. Thank you
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Earthkeepers centers on the intersection of ecology, faith, and justice, with conversations spanning renewable energy, creation care, Indigenous wisdom, community living, and spiritual practice. Episodes frequently feature environmentalists, theologians, Indigenous leaders, and practitioners who connect personal transformation with collective action, highlighting practical steps for local action, policy engagement, and faith-based activism. The show often blends storytelling, scholarly insight, and hands-on examples (restoration projects, place-based learning, church-based ecological initiatives), making it a strong fit for listeners who want to align values with real-world impact. A notable thread is the effort to braid spiritual life with... more
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Allison Gilmeister
2. Christine Sine
3. Jason Lyle
4. Abram Bicksler
5. Bill McKibben
6. Michael Ferber
7. Philip Mingay
8. Forrest Inslee
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