The Terrain.org Podcast
In our fifth episode, we present Love Across Time:
In this episode, a lively collection of Terrain.org artists consider love: love for each other, love for places, and love for the hard work of creating the world as it could be. After Sandra Steingraber and Taylor Brorby delve into these questions in a conversation held atop Rachel Caron’s beloved Hawk Mountain, Pepper Trail and Katharine Whitcomb share their poetry with us. We hope you enjoy this episode of Soundscapes.
View additional resources:
- Terrain.org Reading Series No. 5: Sandra Steingraber, Taylor Brorby, and Tamie Parker Song: Monday, June 28, 2021
- “Along the Narrow Road Some Sunlight,” a poem by Katharine Whitcomb
- “Red Flag Warning,” a poem by Pepper Trail
- Letter to America by Sandra Steingraber, “Plague Inventory,” a poem in 12 parts
- Letter to America by Taylor Brorby, “Notes to America”
- “Always Knew I Was Adopted; Just Found Out I’m Gay,” by Sandra Steingraber
- “Speaking Truth to Power,” an interview with Sandra Steingraber
Fascinating conversations with authors, artists, scientists, and others who share Terrain.org’s passion for place and focus on climate, community, and justice. We delve deeply into guests’ work and imagination, exploring internal and external landscapes to reach the soul of place.
Miranda Perrone is a writer, philosopher, map-maker, and outdoor educator with an MS in Environmental Science and Policy and a BA in Philosophy. Issues related to climate change, animal rights, and the preservation of wild places are of particular interest to Miranda, whose varied work seeks to connect and inspire in service of socioecological change.
Header photo, the view from atop Hawk Mountain, Pennsylvania, by Zack Frank.
