How do we listen to the land when so much ecological change and disruption have already taken place? What do we listen for, and how do we know what it all means?

Today, we’re speaking with ethnoecologist Timoteo Granzotti, who co-founded People of the Forest and supports the work of Indigenous food sovereignty in the Amazon and beyond.

Show notes: https://www.greendreamer.com/podcast/https://www.greendreamer.com/podcast/ixchel-lunar-on-decolonizing-time

Timo Granzotti: https://www.timogranzotti.com/

People of the Forest: https://peopleoftheforest.org/

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BECAUSE MORE LOVING, LIBERATING, AND LIFE AFFIRMING WORLDS ARE POSSIBLE.

This full video is now live at youtube.com/greendreamer, and the audio version will arrive to this feed next week!

What might we see when we look to AI as a collective mirror?
Philosopher, writer, and poet Dr. Bayo Akomolafe joins me today for the second time to explore how AI troubles our ideas of individual authorship, ethics, and human exceptionalism.
When it comes to AI, issues of labor, ecological impact, and data mining are pressing and real — and they call for dedicated episodes that we'll be planning for.
This discussion is not so much about AI itself as it is an invitation to sit with questions that are more ontological — reflecting back on ourselves, and on how we've come to define the human.

As we spiral into the violence of inclusion toward the end, I ask: What does it mean to resonate with something philosophically while acknowledging that there are urgent material conditions that need to be addressed?

Join us not to find resolutions but to be stirred.

Show notes: https://www.greendreamer.com/podcast/bayo-akomolafe-post-humanism

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