Alight Theater Guild presents Tree Speech, a blend of narrative storytelling, interviews, and wanderlust at the intersection of the personal, historical and cultural ways that trees impact our lives. Each episode seeks to find new understandings to the tangled relationships we have with the natural world in which we inhabit. We examine folklore, history, holidays, and current events while explorin... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 38 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | NatureScience |
Welcome back, Tree Speechers! We’re thrilled to begin Season 5 with a new conversation in a clearing, as we continue to find new understandings to the tangled relationships we have with the natural world in which we inhabit. more
In honor of the recent Winter Solstice and this holiday season, we are re-releasing our episode Let the Light In. Celebrate this moment of transition with a walk in the woods as we share stories of solstice celebration’s from around the world. From o... more
Happy Halloween! We are busy working on future episodes to be released soon, but couldn't let this magical time of year pass without a frightful celebration! As the full moon rises, we gather around the campfire for a replay of our special Spooky Tre... more
To commemorate the anniversary of Sept. 11, we share this replay of our episode that featured the 9/11 Survivor Tree, a Callery Pear tree found during the excavation of Ground Zero in NYC. Our guest, Ron Vega, shares his insightful and touching story... more
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This podcast is outstanding. Dori is thoughtful, caring and articulate; the array of guests is amazing and the topics range in diversity while honoring the primary theme: Trees! more
Excellent podcast with beautiful storytelling. I’ve loved each episode and get excited every time a new one drops!
I love this podcast! Once I began listening, I couldn’t stop — binged on the whole season in one afternoon. I enjoyed hearing each guest’s story and appreciated Dori Robinson’s skill as an interviewer. I can’t wait for the next season!!
While listening to Dori Robinson’s interview of Karen Hampton, I learned of a journey that originated from a large black walnut tree that was cut down and buried, yielding nourishing compost for the foliage above. Her story continues as one of cycles of loss and renewal. At each turn her suffering transforms her as she heals through learnings from the earth, its spirit, and her artistic expression. She maintains and cultivates these things, holding them near to her heart. more
This podcast is rooted (see what I did there?) in good conversation, insight and allegory. Dori is an excellent host - I could listen to her for hours on end! Can’t recommend it enough.
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