
Are you looking at our society racked with disconnection, poor mental and physical health, social injustice, and the wanton destruction of the natural world and asking yourself, “What can I do?” Join experimental anthropologist Peter Michael Bauer as he converses with experts from many converging fields that help us craft cultures of resilience. Weaving together a range of topics from ecology to w... more
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This episode is a crossover with Graham from Everyday Anarchism and Peter from The Rewilding Podcast. We conversed about rewilding, everyday anarchism, and a few of the connections between rewilding and anarchy.
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How hierarchy forms and gets stuck in a feedback loop is something that many people have a hard time grasping. Today I’m speaking with Luke Kemp, author of the book Goliath’s Curse: The History and Future of Societal Collapse. The book does an incred... more
If you’ve been looking for ways to engage with anthropology that are fun and easy to grasp, this is the podcast episode for you. Rewilding requires learning from humanity’s diverse past in order to shape our present and future in a way that is recipr... more
You often hear me speak about my rewilding 101 classes on the podcast. In this episode I’m speaking with my long time friend Calen Kennett, about our current project, which involves turning my class into an 8 part documentary film series and online c... more
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I never miss an episode. This podcast stokes my ongoing inquiry into what my role(s) might be in the contemporary human-rewilding movement. In sum, it gets me pondering how my very modern family and community can move toward living in ways that don’t destroy the world on autopilot, but instead — like hunter gatherers immemorial -- contribute to balance. Importantly, it also stokes inquiry about the systems that’ve been built (and need to be dismantled) that stand in the way of this balance.
If you’re interested in anthropology, human history, or how to navigate our future in a world on the precipice of catastrophe, Peter’s podcast is a must listen. His guests and interviews are absolutely fascinating—not just interesting in a “this is smart and good for me so I should listen to it” sort of way, but in a truly riveting, “I can’t turn this off” kind of way. Honestly, I can’t listen to most podcasts because I’m a journalist and find most interviewers infuriating because they’re so ego... more
Just right up my alley 👌🏽
i started with episode 6 with dr leonard martin and since then, i’ve listened to a few episodes. each listening my mind is opened a bit further. ideas about collapse, the sixth extinction, rewilding are presented with care and depth. personally i had never heard of some of these ideas before, but the deep resonance in my body tells me that these are just names to experiences that we have already been living through. in a sense, it’s comforting to talk about the crisis we’re living through with o... more
I have been listening to this podcast since it began and find the episodes with guest interviews particularly good. Peter is an intelligent and interested host, peppering the shows with self-deprecating humour. The longer conversational format is excellent for allowing the guests to expand upon how they got to be where they are now in their lives. All the guests, however far their interests, faith or views were from my own, proved to have deeply interesting life paths which I greatly enjoyed hea... more
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