Kyla Neufeld is a poet, writer, and former managing editor of Geez magazine. She lives in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Treaty 1 Territory. In this episode, Neufeld connects these creatures of the Tolkien world to the struggles of our own, in Geez 57: CO2Conspirators, Communing with Trees.

In Geez 57, we give space for trees to hold our weary beings. In this time of great uncertainty and change, the trees keep finding us here – wherever we may be.

Grace Aheron (she/her) is an Asian-American queer femme Southerner, seminary drop-out, and community organizer in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (traditional Lenni Lenape territory). In this episode, Aheron praises the American Basswood that stood tall over the white supremacist takeover of Charlottesville, Virginia.

In Geez 57, we give space for trees to hold our weary beings. In this time of great uncertainty and change, the trees keep finding us here – wherever we may be.

Lydia Wylie-Kellermann is the editor of Geez. She is the editor of the forthcoming book The Sandbox Revolution: Raising Kids for a Just World (Broadleaf Books, 2021). In this episode, Wylie-Kellerman reflects on the power of breath as our connection to the trees.

In Geez 57, we give space for trees to hold our weary beings. In this time of great uncertainty and change, the trees keep finding us here – wherever we may be.

Lydia Wylie-Kellermann is the editor of Geez. She is the editor of the forthcoming book The Sandbox Revolution: Raising Kids for a Just World (Broadleaf Books, 2021). In this episode, Wylie-Kellermann explores civil disobedience through the eyes of her children. She explains the necessity of stopping business as usual and breaking the rules when the rules harm others.

Historically, engaging with laws through breaking them has been part of the arc that moves us towards justice. In Geez 56: Disobedience, we hope to unpack the nuances of breaking the law and the choices we do (or don’t) make in the process.

Lydia Wylie-Kellermann is the editor of Geez. She is the editor of the forthcoming book The Sandbox Revolution: Raising Kids for a Just World (Broadleaf Books, 2021). In this episode, Wylie-Kellermann explores civil disobedience through the eyes of her children. She explains the necessity of stopping business as usual and breaking the rules when the rules harm others.

Historically, engaging with laws through breaking them has been part of the arc that moves us towards justice. In Geez 56: Disobedience, we hope to unpack the nuances of breaking the law and the choices we do (or don’t) make in the process.

Lydia Wylie-Kellermann is the editor of Geez. She is the editor of the forthcoming book The Sandbox Revolution: Raising Kids for a Just World (Broadleaf Books, 2021). In this episode, Wylie-Kellermann reflects on her family history with civil disobedience and calls on others to take greater risks and put their bodies on the line.

Historically, engaging with laws through breaking them has been part of the arc that moves us towards justice. In Geez 56: Disobedience, we hope to unpack the nuances of breaking the law and the choices we do (or don’t) make in the process.

Lydia Wylie-Kellermann is the editor of Geez. She is the editor of the forthcoming book The Sandbox Revolution: Raising Kids for a Just World (Broadleaf Books, 2021). In this episode, Wylie-Kellermann reflects on her family history with civil disobedience and calls on others to take greater risks and put their bodies on the line.

Historically, engaging with laws through breaking them has been part of the arc that moves us towards justice. In Geez 56: Disobedience, we hope to unpack the nuances of breaking the law and the choices we do (or don’t) make in the process.

Antonio Cosme, a Coahuiltecan Boricua from Southwest Detroit, Michigan, is an economist, artist, educator, beekeeper with SWBeetroit, gardener with Southwest Grows, an outdoorsman, #Blacktotheland, and works at the National Wildlife Federation. In this episode, Cosme offers a land acknowledgement for Geez 55 by reflecting on the history of Detroit, Michigan.

Who do we welcome? How do we allow ourselves to be welcomed? Geez 55: Entertaining Angels explores hospitality, which Jacques Derrida named as “ethics par excellence.”

Antonio Cosme, a Coahuiltecan Boricua from Southwest Detroit, Michigan, is an economist, artist, educator, beekeeper with SWBeetroit, gardener with Southwest Grows, an outdoorsman, #Blacktotheland, and works at the National Wildlife Federation. In this episode, Cosme offers a land acknowledgement for Geez 55 by reflecting on the history of Detroit, Michigan.

Who do we welcome? How do we allow ourselves to be welcomed? Geez 55: Entertaining Angels explores hospitality, which Jacques Derrida named as “ethics par excellence.”

Isaiah Lewis is a a transgender, anti-racist white radical who lives and works in Atlanta, Georgia. In this episode Lewis finds the Kingdom of Heaven... in a basement.

Who do we welcome? How do we allow ourselves to be welcomed? Geez 55: Entertaining Angels explores hospitality, which Jacques Derrida named as “ethics par excellence.”