Have you ever returned to a place that once held you, and felt like seeing an old friend? This episode explores land as a holder of shared memory—personal, collective, and… something older and more mysterious!

Meeting again on the southern shore of Salt Spring Island, Sage and Theo speak about three kinds of stories us humans carry along with land, about the role of myth as a meeting place between beings, and how places can bring memories into the evolving present.

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Sage and Theo meet on a southern shoreline of Salt Spring Island, in the homelands of the SENĆOŦEN-speaking peoples. They speak about empathy as a bridge—between people, cultures, generations, and species. From practices that help settler folks touch the trauma of residential schools, to a story of meeting with care a child’s violent meltdown, this episode explores empathy as a connective medium.

About Sage

https://www.sagefacilitation.com/

About Theo

https://storypaths.net/

Send us private thoughts here: https://storypaths.net/contact/

Share your public thoughts in a comment: https://theolowry.substack.com/p/acab6a74-0287-48f0-a892-42a4df03ce71

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