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EcoChat: Spirit - Nature - Change

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Welcome to EcoChat, the online radio program dedicated to helping each of us lives our lives to our fullest potential within the rich relational contexts and possibilities of our human and nonhuman relations. Join our host, Dr. Kate MacDowell, for something new to inspire, heal, and change your life and the world around you! Come to recognize the spiritual richness of a life lived in connection to the wild and cultured world around you: From the practical of improving health to the esoteric of the healing possibilities of diverse religious frameworks; to the challenging and controversial of re-examining political and social ideas, to the inspirational of encountering the diversity and richness of human and nonhuman diversity. EcoChat seeks to engage, heal, and inspire. Due to technical issues with the Blog component of this site, please see Dr. MacDowell's personal web page for a link to radio-content blogs! We are officially moving to Thursday nights at 6pm EST!

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In this broadcast we'll be looking at the ethical dilemmas that emerge when we consider the human-non-human relationships. We'll be examining the challenges they place on moving forward toward a more ecocentric and environmentally... more

Building upon a framework of mysticism described by many mystical traditions in several religions, we'll examine what an ecocentric mystical experience may look like.

In this broadcast we will explore Nature Narratives: biographical stories that depict the self-in-relation-to the wider community of life. We'll also discuss how each of us may begin to craft our own expanded biographies.

In this broadcast we'll be examining the Four Nobel Truths and the Eight-Fold Path of Buddhism and their implications and wisdom may enhance our relatedness to other creatures and facilitate a spiritual and compassionate... more

In recent weeks, the oil catastrophe in the Gulf has begun to bring home to many individuals the intimate and fragile connection we have with the non-encultured natural environment. And with this increasing psychological despair and grief at... more

This is the second part to our show on Monday, May 31st that was cut-off due to BTR connection loss.

In this broadcast, Dr. MacDowell will be exploring the role of sound in human culture and its marked opposition to sound in the non-human world. The discussion will explore ways to build in greater silence in our lives to maximise... more

In this broadcast, Dr. MacDowell will examine the Creature Theology movement--how theologians are examining other species and our relatedness to them. Also explored is how individuals may apply the lens of Creature Theology... more

In this discussion, we'll be looking at the concept of the ecological self as philosopher Arne Naess has proposed within his examination of how human-beings may realize their potential. We'll look at the concept of potentials... more

As Dr. MacDowell returns from her April break, she begins her May with a discussion of the newly published book "Shooting in the Wild" and the role of Media in shaping our relationship to the Natural world.
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