In this episode, we discuss how the term "tree hugger" was coined and the history behind this courageous movement. We explore the benefits that trees give us all - the physical, mental, and spiritual. What are the best ways you can protect trees and be involved in grassroots advocacy organizations? Find out in this episode of EcoFem Podcast!

In this episode, I speak with guest Liliana Shaw about her love for the music-making process, production, and performance. She shares her thoughts on her favorite artists and genres. We also discuss prominent parts of music through human history while highlighting women artists and environmental and feminist themes.

Find Liliana's music here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/550oJqWqbbRp0BerPDjZol

Show Notes:

References and Resources:

1. "The History of Women in Music" -https://www.audionetwork.com/content/the-edit/inspiration/history-of-women-in-music

In this episode, we discuss the connection between witchcraft, an ancient worship that is making a comeback, and ecofeminism. We explore the historical context of this major religion that has been hidden and weaponized for thousands of years by patriarchal oppression. Where is modern witchcraft today and what are modern witches up to? Find out more in this episode of Global Ecofeminist!

In this episode, I speak with guests Kim Shaw and Kristi Marshall about the history of Roe v. Wade and court decisions to the modern day. They discuss their personal experiences and stories from their upbringing and shed light on modern-day feminism, contraceptives, and abortion. 

Disclaimer: It is alright to have a different opinion than those shared on this episode, but please remember to remain compassionate and open-minded since this is a sensitive subject for most people. 

Show Notes

References and Resources:

1. “Roe v. Wade” - History.com https://www.history.com/topics/womens-rights/roe-v-wade

2. Planned Parenthood Action Fund - https://www.weareplannedparenthoodaction.org/onlineactions/KDlEsm4r6EizP0SdpEj8Fg2?sourceid=1000068&_gl=1*5vjujj*_ga*MTEwNDgyMDE3MS4xNjY4MDk2ODU2*_gid*MTc5ODQ0NTc4NS4xNjY4MDk2ODU2

3. Indigenous Women Rising - https://www.iwrising.org

In this episode, we discuss how menstrual blood relates to ecofeminism and healing the Earth. We explore in-depth how menstrual blood has been ritualized throughout history and how to connect to your body and the Earth. Discover sustainable products to use and how you can use this method to enrich your plant soil!

In this episode, we discuss with guest, Eva Shaw, the in-depth definition of what sustainable design is. We explore how these aspects of design can help the environment and your buildings. Learn how you can start using these tools to cut down on your design cost and environmental impact!

In this episode, we discuss how Native and Indigenous communities are affected by environmental racism. We explore in-depth how ecofeminism can be used as a beneficial tool to analyze these problems and come up with solutions. 

In this episode, we discuss the basics of what ecofeminism is and transitioning to a feminist economy. We also introduce women who are leading a large part of this movement and what you can do to help the world become a better, safer place.