Show Notes
If we asked nature, what would it teach us about the true meaning of community, democracy, and technology?
As we AskNature for balance in a digital age of rapid AI and cascading climate crises, storyteller, author, and host Baratunde Thurston invites us to transition from a story of isolated extraction to a declaration of interdependence.
“How do we remember our belonging to each other and to the Earth?” – Baratunde Thurston
Tune in to Episode 5 of the AskNature Podcast to explore what it means to step away from techno-fascism, and learn how to citizen as true, interconnected citizens of the Earth.
Hosted by Amanda Sturgeon, CEO of the Biomimicry Institute, and Andrew Howley, Chief Editor.
Sound design and music composition by Simon Thomas George and Lucas Murray.
Senior producer is Ayoade Balogun.
The AskNature Podcast is a project of The Biomimicry Institute.
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Sound design and composer duo, Simon Thomas George and Lucas Murray, adapt life's principles and bridge biology with sound design to create the sonic layers and music you heard during each episode of season 1 of the AskNature Podcast.
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