The Forest Floor Podcast
The Forest Floor Podcast
Podcast Description
An experimental series of conversations from the forest floor that offers a unique ecological lens on life, making complex concepts accessible through natural metaphors and real-world applications.
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The show delves into themes of ecological consciousness, community connection, and personal growth, with episodes exploring topics such as the human-nature relationship, local knowledge, and cultural heritage, as exemplified by discussions on composting ideas and the significance of quiet reflection in nature.
An experimental series of conversations from the forest floor that offers a unique ecological lens on life, making complex concepts accessible through natural metaphors and real-world applications.
On Belonging, Connectedness, and Remembering Our Place
Host: Simon Wong
Episode Length: 40:15
00:45 Meet Selma Lunde Fjæstad
01:43 Selma's Connection to the Australian Bush
03:22 Foraging Memories and Cultural Differences
08:20 The Importance of Nature Connection
10:01 Selma's Research and Personal Values
11:30 Norwegian Upbringing and Nature Excursions
17:59 Mindfulness and Nature's Lessons
21:12 Challenges of Modernity & Nature Deficiency
35:24 Personal Practices for Nature Connection
37:44 Gratitude and Closing Remarks
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