Listening To The Earth Elders
Listening To The Earth Elders This conversation between Marianne Williamson, Mindahi Bastida—founder of The Earth Elders and ritual ceremony officer of the Otomi Toltec peoples—and Lara Mastropasqua explores Indigenous wisdom and the climate crisis through a fundamentally different relationship between humanity and the living Earth. Its importance to the Great Transition lies in challenging a […]
How to Fund the New System (New Earth)
How to Fund the New System (New Earth) This short video points toward a critical challenge of the Great Transition: how do we redirect capital away from maintaining the old system and toward building the regenerative systems trying to emerge? Ben Clark of Earth Regeneration Alliance reframes funding as more than financing projects—it is a […]
Thank You for the Simple Things
Thank You for the Simple Things In a culture conditioned to focus on scarcity, achievement, and endless striving, *Thank You for the Simple Things* offers a quiet act of resistance. Through a simple practice of gratitude—for breath, water, family, body, home, joy, sorrow, and the gift of being alive—the song redirects attention toward the everyday […]
Chasing Time (Director’s Cut)
Chasing Time (Director’s Cut) More than a climate documentary, Chasing Time is a meditation on stewardship across generations. As photographer James Balog concludes his 15-year Extreme Ice Survey project, the film invites viewers into a radically different relationship with time—one measured not by quarterly returns, election cycles, or news cycles, but by the slow unfolding […]
Streets of Minneapolis — Bruce Springsteen
Streets of Minneapolis — Bruce Springsteen In this raw and urgent protest song, Bruce Springsteen responds directly to the killings of Renée Good and Alex Pretti during the 2026 ICE operations in Minneapolis. Stripped down and unflinching, *Streets of Minneapolis* is less a performance than an act of witness—naming injustice, honoring those lost, and refusing […]
For What It’s Worth (Dave Matthews Cover)
For What It’s Worth (Dave Matthews Cover) In this powerful and timely live rendition of Buffalo Springfield’s 1966 protest classic *For What It’s Worth*, Dave Matthews breathes new life into a song that continues to echo across generations. With stripped-down intensity and emotional resonance, the performance underscores themes of social unrest, collective awareness, and the […]
Why the Answer to All the Problems Is All the Solutions
Why the Answer to All the Problems Is All the Solutions This short (5 minute) video cuts to the heart of the fact that the highly interconnected and mutually affecting aspects of the metacrisis demand that we consider them together. I want to Awaken and I have under 10 minutes Source: Daniel Schmachtenberger Functional Sector: […]
What’s Important? Conversation at NAV
What’s Important? Conversation at NAV A terrific video conversation between Daniel Schmachtenberger, Nora Bateson and Nate Hagens. The video presents a skillful weaving of the scientific and the intuitive, the conceptual and the emotional, the objective and subjective and its cumulative impact is quite powerful. Topics range from the recent Planetary Boundaries report, ecocide, human […]
Trailing the Gods Back Home
Trailing the Gods Back Home Culture is transmitted through story. In this brief video interview with mythteller Dr. Martin Shaw, he offers insights in to the source and nature of stories. Shaw’s illumination of the the difference between skin, flesh and bone memories is profoundly relevant to those of us seeking to transform culture through […]
Uprooted
Uprooted Uprooted is a sustainability newsletter rooted in deep ecology and decolonial thought-in-progress—sharing fresh takes, regenerative roundups, and ad-free recommendations. Occasional public posts are offered for free. Access to full content requires a paid subscription plan. I want to Awaken and I have between 10 and 30 minutes Source: Kamea Chayne Functional Sector: Hub Date […]