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Wild with Sarah Wilson

Sarah Wilson
Climate Change
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Sarah Wilson chats wild ideas for a fired up life.

The multi-New York Times bestselling author, activist, minimalist and former news journalist who founded the global phenomenon ‘I Quit Sugar’ travelled the world for 10 years (living out of one bag) to explore the freshest ways to live fully…and to save this one wild and precious life we have together.

She riffs with philosophers, creatives, poets... more

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Indy Johar (founder of Dark Matter Labs, systems designer) closes this 12-part series on the life-enhancing “what comes next” that we need (and want) to be creating. Indy is one of the world’s most original voices on redesigning societies and he has ... more

Sarah Stein Lubrano (neuroscientist, political scientist, former obituary writer!) is an expert in how to change people’s minds most effectively and for the betterment of all beings. In this chat, we talk through why the techniques that dominated the... more

John Seed (Deep Ecology OG, global rainforest steward) says we can’t save the world. And that the planetary crisis is not a failure of information or awareness; it’s a failure of human identity. We have the story, the mindset, all wrong. And we need ... more

Jeremy Lent (author, systems thinker) is a leading authority on civilisations and has just created a manifesto on how to shift from the current crumbling one to what he calls an Ecocivilization. He joins me to discuss how we can actually get there, d... more

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Recent Guests

John Seed
Original Australian rainforest activist and foundational figure in the deep ecology movement
Rainforest Information Centre
Episode: JOHN SEED: Is Deep Ecology the answer?
Jeremy Lent
Author and systems thinker focused on ecocivilization and the book Ecocivilization
Author of Ecocivilization
Episode: JEREMY LENT: Can humans build a (beautiful) new civilisation?
Francis Weller
A retired psychotherapist and soul activist
The Wild Edge of Sorrow (author)、Soul Work for the Times of Uncertainty
Episode: FRANCIS WELLER: “Grief will wake us up”…so how do we do good grief again?
Ruth Ben-Ghiat
American history professor at New York University and political commentator specializing in fascism and authoritarian leaders
New York University
Episode: RUTH BEN-GHIAT: How do we create a values-led politic from this mess?
Zak Stein
Harvard philosopher of education, co-founder of Centre for World Philosophy and Religion; adviser on global risk and education
Civilisation Research Institute; Consilience Project
Episode: ZAK STEIN: How do we raise kids in a metacrisis?
Michael Muthukrishna
Professor of Economic Psychology, NYU and LSE; author of A Theory of Everyone
New York University; London School of Economics
Episode: MICHAEL MUTHUKRISHNA: Can we cooperate our way out of this? (Warning: a tricky episode!)
Ece Temelkuran
Award-winning journalist and author; Turkey's most red political columnist, exile
Author and journalist
Episode: ECE TEMELKURAN: How to save ourselves from fascism
Sheldon Solomon
American social psychologist, professor at Skidmore College; developer of terror management theory
Skidmore College
Episode: SHELDON SOLOMON: Can we gamify all the denial around us and save humanity?*
Audrey Tang
Taiwanese technologist and former digital minister, known for pro-social civic hacking and open governance
Taiwanese government
Episode: AUDREY TANG: Can we wrangle AI off the techno-fascists (and make it a force for good)?

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Sarah Wilson
Host of Wild with Sarah Wilson

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 1.5k ratings
  • A voice of reason in an unreasonable world

    Love love love Sarah’s podcast and Substack. She courageously explores the big issues with an open mind articulating honest, reasonable thoughts.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Firun1
    Australia3 months ago
  • Many great guests, but host not good

    Podcast Addict
    3
    DrInequality
    a year ago
  • Thank you

    I pop this podcast on when I need some inspiration for living life in this crazy world. Always gives me something to ponder and ways to improve myself

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Moon123789
    United Statesa year ago
  • 5 stars every time

    Sarah brings ideas and diverse guests who are tackling the challenges of our tumultuous times.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NEJ_AUS
    Australiaa year ago
  • My new favorite podcast

    Excellent interviews that have really helped me cope with climate and collapse anxiety. The information is deep and thoroughly researched and sometimes grim, but never sugar-coated. Despite the seriousness of the topic, I always feel heartened after listening to each episode. Highly recommend to everyone who cares about our beautiful Earth and humanity.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Auntie Baabaa
    United States2 years ago

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FRANCIS WELLER: “Grief will wake us up”…so how do we do good grief again?
Q: How can listeners begin to grieve in a more collective way?
Start with simple, private rituals or small gatherings where people can share loss without advice or judgment; create a regular space for naming what is being lost and allow the unspeakable to be spoken.
FRANCIS WELLER: “Grief will wake us up”…so how do we do good grief again?
Q: Why is grief such an important human practice in this era?
Grief acts as a form of resistance to numbness, reawakening our hearts, keeping us open to love, and enabling a more embodied, connected, and resilient way of living in the face of ecological and cultural decline.
FRANCIS WELLER: “Grief will wake us up”…so how do we do good grief again?
Q: What is grief and how do we feel it?
Grief is the heart's registration of loss and the recognition that we are inseparably tied to the wider life of the world; it is not just personal pain but a collective experience that requires communal containers to metabolize and transform it.
ZAK STEIN: How do we raise kids in a metacrisis?
Q: What should a 17-18-year-old heading into a precarious job market study now?
Study philosophy and history to gain situational awareness and the ability to stay in touch with reality, and choose paths that cultivate reflective thinking and core human skills rather than chasing short-term employment metrics.
AUDREY TANG: Can we wrangle AI off the techno-fascists (and make it a force for good)?
Q: What concrete campaigns demonstrate this approach in action?
Campaigns like deploying Polis-based co-creation for Uber in Taiwan, school hours reform informed by youth input, and countering scam ads through joint liability show how civic tech can shape policy and behavior.

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What is Wild with Sarah Wilson about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A thought-provoking series that threads environmental stewardship, democratic resilience, and existential risk through conversations with leading thinkers, activists, and authors. Episodes frequently explore deep ecology, systems change, grief and ritual, education reform, and the ethics of technology, all framed by a hopeful call to action and practical steps for individuals and communities. A standout is the willingness to tackle intimidating topics—collapse, fascism, AI governance, and the meaning of humanity—while centering personal responsibility, compassion, and collective care. The lineup of guests tends toward academics, journalists, and practitioners who bridge theory and real-world impact, making the show a compelling resource for... more

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