This conversation was recorded on Botanical Beach, Vancouver Island, amidst the splendour of sun rays and the rhythmic undulations of oceanic tides. Lex is a beloved sister, and it is with utmost honour that I get to share her beautiful voice and unique expression with all of you.

Clare is a textile and multi-media artist. Having grown up in South Africa during Apartheid, her life and art has been characteristically influenced by the socio-political tension that pervaded her early years. When she is not working on her own art, her focus shifts toward community art projects that are aimed at exploring complex issues such as cultural and spiritual identity, as well as community visioning.

Gary and his family have been growing food to feed themselves for years. At first they started small, but soon realized that the fun and rewarding process of developing self-resiliency through food growing was also enlivening. By actively engaging in developing their own food security, they were simultaneously connecting more deeply with the earth and their community.

A comprehensive guide to understanding and healing shared trauma, Thomas Hubl has forged a masterpiece with this literary transmission. This topic is an essential aspect of the conversation that must be tended to by us all: how to move toward a more unified and resilient world community.

This conversation explores the ecological determinants of health and why they are absolutely crucial to consider when designing healthy communities, cities, and nation-states. In order for humanity to move toward participating in a truly sustainable and regenerative One Planet system, we need to be having these kinds of dialogues, and people such as Trevor Hancock deserve our attention.

Gregg McElroy is a co-founder of the Canadian Orca Rescue Society. He has been organizing around and within various activist groups for decades in the Pacific Northwest, including the famous Clayoquot Sound People's Movement, which was successful in stopping the old-growth logging of the Clayoquot Sound region off the west coast of Vancouver Island, Canada.

Yogi Shambu & Shawna Knight are key players of the Rainforest Flying Squad, a volunteer-driven, grassroots, direct-action movement aimed at protecting the last remaining ancient temperate rainforests on Vancouver Island.

Ram Dass is truly one of the great spiritual teachers of this century. His ability to harmoniously blend the wisdom of the many spiritual traditions, with a twist of humour and loving kindness, has earned him a permanent place in the hearts of many. Grist For The Mill is a nourishing exploration through the vast landscape that is Ram Dass' teachings.

Oak shares with us his journey of learning to live and thrive with autism by integrating it into his individuation process through exploring psychedelic space. In this vulnerable conversation, we learn of the beautiful potential that psilocybin mushrooms have to awaken us to our most whole nature.

MC is a beautiful human with much embodied wisdom to share. In this conversation, we discuss her exploration of the therapeutic approach known as Authentic Movement, along with other pertinent and important life topics . . .