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This episode welcomes TEDx alumni Erica Wohldmann. She is is a scientist and a passionate environmentalist with a jointPh.D.D in cognitive psychology and cognitive science from the University of Colorado, Boulder. She is also currently a Professor of Psychology at California State University, Northridge. We have her on the show today to talk ReWilding.
If you have heard of reWilding yet, here is a great place to start. We talk not only about what reWilding is but also dip into the human cognitive relationship to nature, the role immersion to nature plays in our psychological and physiological health, and some tips to get yourself started. We also touch on agriculture, playing in the dirt, talking to plants, and the church of the forest. Of course, no talk on reWilding would be complete without discussing the broken food shed in North America and its influence on degenerative diseases and obesity!
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Links:
EricaWolhdmann.com
An Urban Dweller’s Guide to Rewilding (TEDx)
Bee Death after spraying for ZIKA virus (article)
Soundscapes & Psychedelics (my book, going out-of-print Nov. 1)
MICODOSING STUDY
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2 Comments
Great episode!! We need some more please!! Can’t wait! Lol
Thanks Kyle! New episodes are about once a month at this point. The Nov episode talks about developing one’s “foodSCOPE” so as to be fully nourished without a locked in “diet” structure. It’ll be out soon. If you are so inclined, head over to my Support page and consider throwing me a tip 😉