Heartwood

Heartwood
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Thomas Rashad Easley, the Assistant Dean of Diversity and Inclusion at the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies (FES), hosts the Heartwood podcast recorded on the FES campus in New Haven, Connecticut. Thomas meets with guests spanning the environmental spectrum, in pursuit of one goal: understanding how the heart impacts the woods, and the woods impact the heart.

  1. 12 FEB · VIDEO

    Responsibility, Courage, and Conflict in Uncertain Times with Pat Gonzales Rogers

    In this episode, recorded a few days after the 2024 presidential election, Professor Pat makes his return to Heartwood. He shares some timeless wisdom with us about getting through uncertain, challenging times with unity and grace.

    1h 17m

  2. 15/11/2024

    The Culmination of Everything: Dr. Easley’s Expreince of Recording Over 50 episodes

    Dr. Easley has been on a six season-long journey with the Heartwood podcast, having now recorded over fifty episodes with a highly diverse group of guests. He joins Bennett to reflect on the podcast’s roots, how it has grown over time, how he has grown with it, and what the future holds for the next … Read More Read More

    43 min

  3. 08/11/2024

    Exploring the True Meaning of D.E.I. with RaShad Eas

    On this episode, Isaac interviews RaShad Eas, aka Dr. Easley as a hip-hop artist, about his latest project titled D.E.I. RaShad Eas talks about the themes behind each track on the album, and the roles of family, friends, and faith in his personal journey. Join us for a glimpse into the creative mind of our … Read More Read More

    1h 11m

  4. 01/11/2024 · VIDEO

    Fighting for Inclusion and Professional Eminence with Dr. Darin Latimore from Yale School of Medicine

    On this episode, Dr. Easley, Bennett and Isaac are joined by a returning guest from season one, Dr. Darin Latimore, Deputy Dean of Diversity and Inclusion and Chief Diversity Officer at Yale School of Medicine. Dr. Latimore discusses the continued need for diversity and inclusion in today’s climate, where the field needs to go in … Read More Read More

    1h 1m

  5. 25/10/2024

    From Root to Fruit: Esaac Mazengia, PwintPhyu Nandar, and Bennett Olupo’s Mission to Promote Environmental Joy at Yale School of the Environment and Beyond

    Esaac, Pwint, and Bennett, each with their unique perspectives, join Dr. Easley to discuss their experiences at Yale School of the Environment. Their roles as leaders on campus, promoting a just and equitable learning environment, are deeply influenced by their upbringing and background. These factors are intricately linked to their research areas of focus, such … Read More Read More

    1h 23m

  6. 18/10/2024

    Promoting the Theory and Practice of Environmental Conservation with the Future Dr. Andie Creel

    Listen to Andie Creel, a Ph.D. student at Yale School of the Environment, and Dr. Easley discuss their roots in conservation and how they engage with the natural world. Andie Creel details her experience growing up in Big Sky Country and how that influenced her studies in Natural Resource Economics and co-founding the Backcountry Squatters … Read More Read More

    46 min

  7. 11/10/2024

    Being in Tune with Community: Mr. Tom Ficklin’s Experience Building Community in New Haven and Beyond

    Mr. Tom Ficklin makes his return to the Heartwood podcast in this episode, where he discusses his education and upbringing, becoming a New Haven native, and the role of spirituality and morals in life. This episode takes you on a journey!

    48 min

  8. 04/10/2024

    Exploring Ethnoecology from Hawaii to Nigeria and Beyond with Hoa’āina Dr. Katie Kamelamela

    Hoa’āina Dr. Katie Kamelamela, Dr. Easley, Isaac, and Bennett discuss ethnoecology related to their respective cultures. Dr. Kamelamela draws from her experiences in Hawaii. She leans to what she has learned from her community to describe her work with ethnoecology and the role of land autonomy in having an empowered community. She also shares stories … Read More Read More

    1h 9m
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    About

    Thomas Rashad Easley, the Assistant Dean of Diversity and Inclusion at the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies (FES), hosts the Heartwood podcast recorded on the FES campus in New Haven, Connecticut. Thomas meets with guests spanning the environmental spectrum, in pursuit of one goal: understanding how the heart impacts the woods, and the woods impact the heart.

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    • Creator
      Heartwood
    • Years Active
      2019 - 2025
    • Episodes
      61
    • Rating
      Clean
    • Show Website
      Heartwood

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