So you've trashed the world. An EMP or a nuclear bomb or a plague of zombies have taken out civic infrastructure—now it's your chance to show off your survival skills. Fortunately, there's an incredible resurgence of Indigenous post-apocalyptic fiction that offers alternative visions to surviving collapse. In this episode, we talk to author, educator in Plant Medicine & Midwifery, and hippy prepper Daphne Singingtree about how to survive and thrive after the end.

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Show Notes

• Daphne's website
• Daphne's socials
• Zaniyan
• 1632, Eric Flint
• Emberverse, SM Stirling
• A Paradise Built In Hell, Rebecca Solnit
• Braiding Sweetgrass, Robin Wall Kimmerer
• Moon of the Crusted Snow and Moon of the Turning Leaves, Waubgeshig Rice
• The Marrow Thieves and Hunting By Stars, Cherie Dimaline
• Future Home of the Living God, Louise Erdrich
• Trail of Lightning, Rebecca Roanhorse
• This Place: 150 Years Retold
• Blood Quantum (2019)
• Night Raiders (2021)
• The Last of Us Season 1, Episode 3, "Long Long Time." [Check out Rachel's guest appearance on Two Old Farts where we talk about it!]
• The Hunger Games
• Cascade, Rachel A. Rosen
• Star Trek: TNG: "The Inner Light"
• Terminator
• Years Of Rice and Salt and The Ministry For the Future, Kim Stanley Robinson