generating hope

Musician, artist, maker-of-ceremony and guardian of the ancestors of the land, Carolyn Hillyer talks – and sings – about the three things that take care of this land: a deep honouring of the ancestors, a fierce guardianship, and the absolute heart-felt connection of tribe.

What if our work made our hearts sing every day? What if everyone were paid what they were actually worth? What if the profits went into the community, to build the better world our hearts know is possible? How would that actually work? Let’s find out!

Business as usual has brought us to the edge of extinction. Can we switch off our complacency and turn towards life in time? Raw, honest thoughts from Professor Rupert Read of Extinction Rebellion.

How can we feed our bodies and our souls? Abel Pearson, founder of Glasbren community supported agriculture farm in West Wales shared his connection to the land, his spiritual practice – and his re-visioning of community, food and spirit

If we’re on the edge of chaos, how can we bring all the good ideas together – the right people with the right skills at the right time – and craft an ecosystem of ecosystems to affect radical change? How can we save ourselves from extinction? Humanity Rising offers an answer.

When we can’t meet in person, how do we make heartfelt connections – in our relationships, in our Zoom calls and out in the world? And through these, feel truly alive? Part 2 of our conversation with Sarah Schlote.

Gail Bradbrook is best known as being one of the co-founders of Extinction Rebellion. But she’s also a deeply passionate visionary. Here we explore the spirit of activism that underpins her work and look forward to future Rebellions held in the trickster spirit of Fox and Crow.

Where does a true, deep sense of inner safety come from? How do we recognise safety in ourselves and our environment? And how can that sense of safety be undermined? Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, Sarah Schlote, explains how our deepest selves find balance.

Suppose we were able to talk about our own inevitable death openly, shaping & embracing it, so that we could become fully alive?

If Lockdown is a moment of rebirth, what do we want to conceive? And how can we connect to the Web of Life in ways that will help us to conceive the best possible future? Angharad Wynne offers the wisdom from a life lived on the edge of being to this conversation of ancestors, Brythonic lore and red kites.