Mariah Rooney talks with Willow Defebaugh: host of The Nature Of podcast, author of The Overview: Meditations on Nature for a World in Transition, and editor-in-chief of climate and culture magazine Atmos.
In this conversation, Willow invites us to step into wonder and reclaim intimacy with ourselves, each other, and the Earth. She shows us what we can learn about relationship and healing through the study of queer ecology and deep ecology, through bridging science and spirituality in discovering the natural world.
For her organization to support, Willow chose Healing for Gaza. Learn more about their emergency mental health intervention work for those affected by the ongoing violence in Gaza on their website and at @healing_for_gaza.
Make sure you’re following the podcast wherever you listen and follow along on Instagram at @MOVDpodcast.
MOVD is created by host Mariah Rooney. Production by Isabel Robertson. Music by Joshua Roman. With writing support from Emily Long and community building support from Rachel Hornstein.
Strengthening the connective tissue that binds us—to ourselves, each other, and the world around us—one story at a time.
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