#humansofjoy Jain #Makeba
(I’m going to start posting wonderful moments in humans being great… so we don’t forget our true power and purpose here)
@jainmusic 🇫🇷
Yes. Respect.
Yes. Respect.
Yesterday @savechildrenuk projected this message on the House of Commons.
Heart broken in so many directions. Checking out for a few days.
If you don’t know, be kind ❤️
If you have No messages, share them on your own feed. 🙏🏼
#voteyes
#yes23
Sometimes in history, it’s inappropriate to have a hot take. Which is not the same as “remaining silent/apathetic”, nor “not having a moral stance on war crimes and human rights violations”. (Please don’t mince my words or intent without reading what I’ve written on the matter here and beyond… it will only add to the horrible conflict that the nefarious forces are wanting us to be all be sucked into.) This, from my recent @substackinc post. I’ve put the link to the Wild podcast chat with @azizabusarah in stories…He’s a National Geographic Explorer and Ted Fellow and has founded and led countless global conflict resolution organisations including Bereaved Families Forum and the Center for World Religions, Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution at George Mason University and co-founded (with an American Israeli-Jew) the first dual narrative tour company (led by a guide from each “side”). We recorded this episode in Tel Aviv exactly a year ago, a few days before the Israeli election and we cover boycotts, settlements, Jerusalem (capital or not) and two wild strategies that *actually* work for most conflicts.
Sometimes in history, it’s inappropriate to have a hot take. Which is not the same as “remaining silent/apathetic”, nor “not having a moral stance on war crimes and human rights violations”. (Please don’t mince my words or intent without reading what I’ve written on the matter here and beyond… it will only add to the horrible conflict that the nefarious forces are wanting us to be all be sucked into.) This, from my recent @substackinc post. I’ve put the link to the Wild podcast chat with @azizabusarah in stories…He’s a National Geographic Explorer and Ted Fellow and has founded and led countless global conflict resolution organisations including Bereaved Families Forum and the Center for World Religions, Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution at George Mason University and co-founded (with an American Israeli-Jew) the first dual narrative tour company (led by a guide from each “side”). We recorded this episode in Tel Aviv exactly a year ago, a few days before the Israeli election and we cover boycotts, settlements, Jerusalem (capital or not) and two wild strategies that *actually* work for most conflicts.
Sometimes in history, it’s inappropriate to have a hot take. Which is not the same as “remaining silent/apathetic”, nor “not having a moral stance on war crimes and human rights violations”. (Please don’t mince my words or intent without reading what I’ve written on the matter here and beyond… it will only add to the horrible conflict that the nefarious forces are wanting us to be all be sucked into.) This, from my recent @substackinc post. I’ve put the link to the Wild podcast chat with @azizabusarah in stories…He’s a National Geographic Explorer and Ted Fellow and has founded and led countless global conflict resolution organisations including Bereaved Families Forum and the Center for World Religions, Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution at George Mason University and co-founded (with an American Israeli-Jew) the first dual narrative tour company (led by a guide from each “side”). We recorded this episode in Tel Aviv exactly a year ago, a few days before the Israeli election and we cover boycotts, settlements, Jerusalem (capital or not) and two wild strategies that *actually* work for most conflicts.
Sometimes in history, it’s inappropriate to have a hot take. Which is not the same as “remaining silent/apathetic”, nor “not having a moral stance on war crimes and human rights violations”. (Please don’t mince my words or intent without reading what I’ve written on the matter here and beyond… it will only add to the horrible conflict that the nefarious forces are wanting us to be all be sucked into.) This, from my recent @substackinc post. I’ve put the link to the Wild podcast chat with @azizabusarah in stories…He’s a National Geographic Explorer and Ted Fellow and has founded and led countless global conflict resolution organisations including Bereaved Families Forum and the Center for World Religions, Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution at George Mason University and co-founded (with an American Israeli-Jew) the first dual narrative tour company (led by a guide from each “side”). We recorded this episode in Tel Aviv exactly a year ago, a few days before the Israeli election and we cover boycotts, settlements, Jerusalem (capital or not) and two wild strategies that *actually* work for most conflicts.
Sometimes in history, it’s inappropriate to have a hot take. Which is not the same as “remaining silent/apathetic”, nor “not having a moral stance on war crimes and human rights violations”. (Please don’t mince my words or intent without reading what I’ve written on the matter here and beyond… it will only add to the horrible conflict that the nefarious forces are wanting us to be all be sucked into.) This, from my recent @substackinc post. I’ve put the link to the Wild podcast chat with @azizabusarah in stories…He’s a National Geographic Explorer and Ted Fellow and has founded and led countless global conflict resolution organisations including Bereaved Families Forum and the Center for World Religions, Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution at George Mason University and co-founded (with an American Israeli-Jew) the first dual narrative tour company (led by a guide from each “side”). We recorded this episode in Tel Aviv exactly a year ago, a few days before the Israeli election and we cover boycotts, settlements, Jerusalem (capital or not) and two wild strategies that *actually* work for most conflicts.
Sometimes in history, it’s inappropriate to have a hot take. Which is not the same as “remaining silent/apathetic”, nor “not having a moral stance on war crimes and human rights violations”. (Please don’t mince my words or intent without reading what I’ve written on the matter here and beyond… it will only add to the horrible conflict that the nefarious forces are wanting us to be all be sucked into.) This, from my recent @substackinc post. I’ve put the link to the Wild podcast chat with @azizabusarah in stories…He’s a National Geographic Explorer and Ted Fellow and has founded and led countless global conflict resolution organisations including Bereaved Families Forum and the Center for World Religions, Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution at George Mason University and co-founded (with an American Israeli-Jew) the first dual narrative tour company (led by a guide from each “side”). We recorded this episode in Tel Aviv exactly a year ago, a few days before the Israeli election and we cover boycotts, settlements, Jerusalem (capital or not) and two wild strategies that *actually* work for most conflicts.
The absurdity is enthralling
#humansofjoy I’m premenstrual, I’m emotional about the world, I don’t “get” a bunch of people right now, and so this is a lot and beautiful and … feels like this is what this mortal coil is about. Cry it out.
Via @bravenewfilms
My dear dining date AC Grayling took me to @espadonritzparis at @ritzparis as an early 50th birthday present. I behaved, I rode there, we ate the African-influenced, herb- centric art work of @eugenie.beziat and then walked through Paris until all hours talking Iris Murdoch, infinite regress and “turtles all the way down”. Ritz Paris
My dear dining date AC Grayling took me to @espadonritzparis at @ritzparis as an early 50th birthday present. I behaved, I rode there, we ate the African-influenced, herb- centric art work of @eugenie.beziat and then walked through Paris until all hours talking Iris Murdoch, infinite regress and “turtles all the way down”. Ritz Paris
Was a regular at @ministryofsound and Robin was the resident act when this came out. I was 18, living with three British boys and they took me on wild adventures @julianwade 🇬🇧
If you want YES 👏 then think about sharing generous messages from First Nations peoples asking for our help. This week is the time to “get in the arena” and share your support for YES. It’s not enough to sit by. Do you want to wake to a NO, and will you be asking, why didn’t anyone do anything, how did this happen ?! #voteyes #yes23 @ulurustatement 🗣 @brado87
Every 3 years or so @danbuettner finds me on the planet and we dine…#bluezones-ish. Always about the conversation that happens between the words… ❤️ Le Fumoir
I don’t know how to do cold weather. Here I am walking to yoga wearing ALL my clothes. French/euro friends, best winter jacket hacks? I also can’t do heaters. Second shot shows learning curve I’m currently on … @anne_evelyn thanks for your patience! And @kind.yoga thanks for your warm studio 🧘 Paris, France
I don’t know how to do cold weather. Here I am walking to yoga wearing ALL my clothes. French/euro friends, best winter jacket hacks? I also can’t do heaters. Second shot shows learning curve I’m currently on … @anne_evelyn thanks for your patience! And @kind.yoga thanks for your warm studio 🧘 Paris, France
Wherever she goes, @_sarahwilson_ hikes. It helps her to feel grounded, manage anxiety, and find the headspace to think about some of life’s big questions.
Sarah’s work as an author, presenter and speaker takes her all over the world. Join her in this week’s episode of our podcast A Life More Wild as she takes us for a walk in the Chiltern hills.
Available now wherever you usually get your podcasts, or listen online via the link in our bio. Chiltern Hills
Like many of us, Anand Giridharadas despaired that the world had become stuck in a fractured suckhole and he could no longer convince people to change their hearts and minds to be kinder and better. So he went on a mission to find out how to persuade more effectively, resulting in his recent book The Persuaders: At the Front Lines of the Fight for Hearts, Minds, and Democracy.
In this chat, the former foreign correspondent and New York Times columnist argues this wild idea: Progressives working on issues like race equality and climate (and, um, an Indigenous Voice to parliament) need to give up on political purity and… persuade!
This is not your usual “effective communications” thesis. We cover what we can learn from the Russian bot farms, A.O.C. and a cult deprogrammer. This episode comes at a critical time, as many of us are feeling defeatist about progressive/humane discussion today, and seeking techniques to equip us for being of service in a troubled world.
Link in bio or stories 🎧
@anandwrites
#thepersuaders
#wildwithsarahwilson
Hey everyone, it’s Liana, your guest producer at Wild! Sarah is taking a much needed break from social media but I couldn’t wait to share our latest episode of #WildWithSarahWilson with you!
This week, Sarah shares her conversation with Missy Sims, a TikToker, Republican, and lawyer on a bold mission to make fossil fuel companies accountable for their actions.
Missy could be described as the modern-day Erin Brockovich. Late last year she filed a world-first lawsuit on behalf of Puerto Rican municipalities against Exxon, Chevron and Shell. Claiming the atmosphere-destroying emissions they produced were directly responsible for the deaths and horrific damage caused by Hurricane Maria in 2017. And – wait for it – she’s doing it via the laws she uses to take down mobsters.
Sarah started reading about the case, then about Missy, with her 2.2 million TikTok followers and her belief that God steers her vigilante work, and HAD to know more. She also wanted to get her inside take on whether this wild approach to the climate emergency might just work.
It’s a fascinating listen. We hope you enjoy it.
Link in bio and stories ✌️
This week’s WILD conversation with Nate Hagens (mindblowing energy futurist) has been going WILD. So much so that I’ve started a thread over on my Substack where Nate is joining the conversation and answering questions (link in bio and stories!).
Nate was working on Wall Street when he realised…we don’t have enough energy to fund the world’s economy! Massive pivot ensued and he is now the global leader in energy systems, director of the Institute for the Study of Energy & Our Future, on the board of the @postcarboninstitute, teaches an honours course, aptly titled Reality 101, at the University of Minnesota, oh and he also advises governments and institutes around the world on the future of energy!
In this chat we talk about how green growth is not possible, EVs are not the answer, and he makes a numbers-crunched case for how to live once collapse occurs, what he calls the “Great Simplification”. This is a big one. It changes (mostly) everything, including my own ideas about the climate crisis. Enjoy!
#wildwithsarahwilson
#thegreatsimplification
