From Your Host: Season’s Reflections and Q&A
“At the heart of it all is a simple truth: the way we frame the world, the mindset we bring, is as vital as the actions we take. This podcast exists to nurture that frame, to open doorways into a deeper relationality with this wildly alive planet. As we grapple with the challenges of global breakdowns, returning life to ecosystems and wholeness to ourselves, I hope Lifeworlds can be a steady hand, guiding you toward what feels sacred and true.”
- Alexa Firmenich
SYNOPSIS:
In this episode, I share some reflections on Season 2 before diving into our very first listener-guided Q&A! You’ll be hearing from fellow listeners around the world who enquired on a range of topics like:
- Earth-centered governance 
- The ethics of de-extinction 
- Alternative economies 
- Language and the stories we tell about nature 
- Which lifeworld I’d inhabit (a tricky one!) 
- Green tech and the role of individual agency 
- Bringing CEOs into the wild and regenerative business frameworks 
- And the ever-elusive question: What is the purpose of humans? 
Thank you to everyone who sent in these thought-provoking questions—this episode is for you!! Settle in, dear friends—let’s begin.
Show Links:
Nature Governance
Rituals
De-extinction
Social Engagement
Benefits of Nature
Australia local
- Danielle Rees Sydney shout out - dannivrees@gmail.com 
Local Economics
 
                         
              
             
  
  
    
    
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