Um, all right. You have an idea about what I should talk to people about regarding the

apocalypse? Yeah. Okay, tell me what it is.

So it's their skills as I'm right now

Hello beloved survivors my name is Autumn Brown and this is how to survive the end of the world.

A podcast about surviving apocalypse with grace, rigor, and curiosity. Because one of the things that I think about with Apocalypse

is like how the ways that we communicate between communities could break down.

Like you might not have phones might stop working,

internet might stop working, things like that.

However, that doesn't necessarily matter because what's Dor Dash going to do for you during

the apocalypse? for you're The other voice you are hearing is my eldest child.

This episode you are about to hear is a

a continuation of my first interview with the brilliant Soe and Panar, the love organism behind Queer Nature.

Queer Nature is an education project that teaches place-based skills,

natural crafts, and survival skills.

Their workshops and immersions are created for and accessible to queer and

trans black and indigenous people of color and LGBTQ communities.

If you haven't listened to part one of this interview, please pause

this recording, go back and listen to that first episode, which is called

Apocalypse Survival Skill Number Five tactical hope.

In our second interview, Soe and Pannar give us a deep dive on the potential dangers of being on the move in a survival or apocalyptic situation

and how to mitigate those dangers. They offer wisdom on how to think and act collectively under chaotic conditions using role clarity and effective group communication.

We also talk about the difference between extractive and visionary responses to

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