Thank you to everyone who tuned into our conversation! This time, we got the video right, I feel the audio sounds perhaps a bit canny, but here is the recording. Michelle and I based our discussion about laws and legal concepts that are designed to benefit the rest of nature in the chapter that Dale Jamieson has contributed to the following book, edited by César Rodriguez-Garavíto: An Ecology of Law, Thought and Narrative for Earthly Flourishing. If you want to learn more about the “Philosophy in the Wild”-sites we discussed, please see my interview with Devon and the Vega section of the project website for the eider ducks and the interview with Team Amsterdam for the zoöp-approach. If you want to learn more about the law and the Whanganui River, have a look at this short documentary or go back to our chat on personhood. We did not return to the distinction between social and ecological communities and concomitant claims, but this will no doubt come up in my live with Greg McElwain, next week on Friday, 10th of October, at 4:30 pm (UK time) and 9:30 am (Mountain time) next week. Please join us then!Just the day after my live with Michelle, I had a chance to see the More-Than-Human exhibition at the London Design Museum — which is where I took the picture I am going to use in the thumbnail; the mural is by Elena Landinez, an artist worth checking out as well. (More on that exhibition in one of the Hot Topics to come.) Bye for now, and do feel free to leave a comment.

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