Earth Eclectic is Rewarding an Eco-musical Artist with a $1,000 Prize
This week: a special announcement from Earth Eclectic co-hosts Bart Everson and Laura Dedelow.
Black History Month: Land, Power, and the Knowledge That Survived
Nikki Woods explores the deep ecological connections forged through surviving enslavement and its aftermath, as well as throughout African history.
The Techno-optimist Dream of Abundance is as Old as Technological Change Itself
John Mulrow responds to the romanticized vision of the future promoted in the book Abundance.
Ancestors Always: Luck, Lineage, and Living Memory
This week, Bart Everson explores his and all of our ancestors, and expresses gratitude for the highly improbable reality of him, and you, and I existing.
Earth Eclectic Is Just Getting Warmed Up
Spreading Earth-inspiring music far and wide…and how you can help!
G. W. Wilson’s Disappointingly Biophobic Poison Ivy
Manuel Casal Lodeiro explores what could have been a very Gaian comic book, Poison Ivy, but turned out biophobic instead.
My Bowl of Cereal
This week, Bart Everson digs to the bottom of Americans’ love of cereal to explore its cultural and environmental impact.
The Fire Bringers
Karen Elias explores how our mythological worship of gods has found a new home, AI and technological “progress.”
Offering Testimony on the Decline of the EpA
Erik and Bart share their comments asking EpA to continue doing its job of protecting the environment.
Surprise Communique from Titan
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Tom Prugh offers some unsolicited advice from aliens who have gone through their own planetary bottleneck.
Is it time to update the hurricane naming system?
Shouldn’t we name extreme weather events after those contributing most to them?
Winning Stillness: An Invitation to Join our May Meditation Challenge
Here’s your month-long chance to take your daily meditation practice to a higher level….