13 episodes

Nature Connections is a place to explore the relationship between spending time in nature and developing an environmental ethic. Join Jordan Edner as she interviews people who work with the natural world in various capacities to gain a deeper understanding of our relationship with nature.

Nature Connections Jordan Edner

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Nature Connections is a place to explore the relationship between spending time in nature and developing an environmental ethic. Join Jordan Edner as she interviews people who work with the natural world in various capacities to gain a deeper understanding of our relationship with nature.

    Episode #12: Exploring Integral Environmentalism with Trace Bell

    Episode #12: Exploring Integral Environmentalism with Trace Bell

    The future of environmentalism is bright. Integral environmentalism is just around the corner but what would that actually look like? Join Trace and Jordan to discuss spiral dynamics and environmentalism as well as the role spirituality plays in creating an environmental ethic.

    Resources
    Trace's Website: https://www.tracebelll.com/
    My Website:https://www.natureconnectionspodcast.com/

    • 1 hr 22 min
    Episode #11: Nature Connections Through Meditation with David Gandleman

    Episode #11: Nature Connections Through Meditation with David Gandleman

    In this episode, meditation teacher, author, and podcast host David Gandleman joins Jordan to discuss his relationship with nature. David has found that meditation and traveling to learn from other cultures has helped deepen his connection with nature.

    Resources

    David's Website: https://www.meditationschool.us/
    Energy Matters Podcast: https://energymattersacademy.com/podcast
    Grounded Sleep Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/grounded-sleep-podcast/id1457920399

    • 1 hr 4 min
    Episode #10: Rousseau's Contribution to Environmentalism with Gaetano DeLeonibus

    Episode #10: Rousseau's Contribution to Environmentalism with Gaetano DeLeonibus

    Gaetano DeLeonibus is a professor of French at Willamette University. He has studied and taught courses on Rousseau for years. Join Gaetano and Jordan to discuss Jean Jacques Rousseau's contribution to modern environmentalism. Although Rousseau hasn't been alive for hundreds of years, his idea of the Solitary Walker can be used to help us all care more about the environment.

    • 55 min
    Episode #9: From The Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics: Ben Lawhon

    Episode #9: From The Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics: Ben Lawhon

    The Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics educates people on the importance of caring for nature and how to responsibly spend time outside. Join Jordan as she speaks with Ben Lawhon, the Director of Research and Education at the LNT Center for Outdoor Ethics. Ben is passionate about conservation and is able to share his environmental ethic through his work. Jordan and Ben discuss the importance of caring for our environment as well as ways to inspire others to start thinking about nature ethically.

    Resources
    https://lnt.org/

    • 52 min
    Episode #8: Living Sustainably with Jay Hipps

    Episode #8: Living Sustainably with Jay Hipps

    Jay developed a connection to nature at an early age that has continued throughout his life. Join Jordan and Jay as they discuss how he has used his love of the environment to live a more sustainable life.

    • 51 min
    Episode #7: Director of the North American Ski Training Center: Chris Fellows

    Episode #7: Director of the North American Ski Training Center: Chris Fellows

    Chris is the Co-Founder and Director of the North American Ski Training Center and has dedicated his life to helping people get outdoors. Join Jordan and Chris as they discuss the power of spending time in nature and the impact of technology on our outdoor experiences.

    • 41 min

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