Indigenous Suffering, Kinship, and Extraction: Beyond the Plantationocene

First Air Date

Co-host Peterson Toscano steps behind the microphone from his home in South Africa for an American Indigenous-themed episode exploring kinship, cultural survival, and escaping systems of extraction. In the first half, listeners hear an immersive Sound Slice from the Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania's annual gathering, followed by an excerpt from the upcoming Season Five of the Climate Changed podcast.

Navigating the Long Dark and Being Good Ancestors: Climate Changed & Peterson Toscano

First Air Date

Peterson Toscano is our guest host today as he explores how we can find our footing and maintain our spiritual integrity during times of profound global disruption. In the first half, Peterson shares an excerpt from The BTS Center's Climate Changed podcast, featuring a conversation between host Autumn Brown and Norma Wong.