Episode Swap: HOW TO SURVIVE THE END OF THE WORLD / All About Love

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🗓️ 8 February 2023

⏱️ 65 minutes

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For The Wild is honored to be “episode swapping” with the How to Survive the End of the World podcast, hosted by adrienne maree brown and Autumn Brown this week! Known for “learning from the apocalypse with grace, rigor, and curiosity” this episode, initially released in May 2022 is all about love.

“What is it? Why does it happen? Why does it hurt so bad? Why does it feel so good? And how might it help us survive as a species? All these questions and more get introduced, and some of them start to get answers.”

Autumn Brown and adrienne maree brown are two sisters who share many identities, as writers, activists, facilitators, and inheritors of multiracial diasporic lineages, as well as a particular interest in the question of survival. Together, they embark on a podcast that delves into the practices we need as a community, to move through endings and to come out whole on the other side, whatever that might be.

To learn more about How to Survive the End of the World or listen to their full season on love, visit endoftheworldshow.org.

Produced by Zak Rosen, music from Tunede Olaniran and Mother Cyborg.

For The Wild will be back next week February 15, 2023.

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0:46.8	Hey for the wild community, Iana here. This week we are taking a break from our regularly
0:51.6	scheduled programming to do a special encore episode swap with how to survive the end of the world.
0:57.2	Podcast. In this episode host Adrienne Marie Brown and Autumn Brown introduce their brand new season
1:03.6	that looks at all the facets of love. We hope you enjoy this week's episode and we will be back
1:09.5	next week with a new episode of for the wild podcast. What is love? What is love? What is love?
1:18.4	Why does it hurt so bad? And why is it so necessary?
1:39.0	I'm Autumn Brown, a wealthy socialite, moon lighting as a bite courier from the 1990s
1:46.2	and real world hopeful, living on Dakota and in a Shinabi land currently known as Minneapolis.
1:53.8	And I'm Adrienne Marie Brown, a radical, femme aspirational in Manuel Miranda,
1:59.5	student of miracles, love, emergent strategist, and pleasure activists living in the land of the
2:04.9	Shakuri, Skareure, Tescarora, and Lumbi people known as Durham. This is how to survive the end of
2:13.6	the world. Our podcast about learning from apocalypse with grace, rigor, and curiosity.
2:21.1	And this season, season six, season six is our all about love season. We are dedicating this season
2:32.6	to our black feminist new ancestor, Bell Hooks, the beloved one, and particularly her groundbreaking
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