Fabric Podcast

We’ve tragically lost habitat and biodiversity on our planet as we’ve gained population, lifestyle expectation, and lifespan. Much as we may want to deny it, their loss is ours. This is “our place” all of ours, after all. 
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“Our place,” (this planet) has been offering warnings for some time. Today it's simply an ultimatum. Collectively meet the challenge, be the solution and thrive!
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Earth. This planet is “our place” and it’s time to find our place in it; not exploiting it, but caring for it.  We are inescapably connected to it and dependent on it. 
EPISODE PAGE | A Life on Our Planet

In the final episode of our No Strangers conversation, Melissa Lock wonders at the depths of joy and how it can be present even in our hardest moments.
 
Links: EPISODE PAGE | Valarie Kaur | OnBeing

Anger is a powerful force. It can reveal much about what we love and, if we tend it (rather than suppressing or unleashing it), it can help us realize revolutionary love. EPISODE PAGE

Loving means losing. Being present with the hurt in ourselves and others is grief. While opting in may not be easy or fun, this cost of love may have a gift to give too.
EPISODE PAGE | Valarie Kaur | Colbert Interview | Amanda Gorman

Wondering reminds us that we don’t know it all, and gives us information for how to love when it gets hard. Join Greg Meyer as we wonder together at how to love in a way that creates No Strangers.
EPISODE PAGE | See No Stranger by Valarie Kaur  | Who Is Your Everyone by Joe Davis
 
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“Love your neighbor as yourself” names something big, hard, and revolutionary! It puts teeth into love and helps us embrace the wonder, grief, anger and joy that all come along with seeing a world where there are no strangers.
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