Everybody Now: Climate Emergency and Sacred Duty

The Deconstructionists

John Williamson

Religion, Religion & Spirituality

4.4 • 823 Ratings

🗓️ 19 October 2020

⏱️ 106 minutes

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Deconstructionist podcast. I'm your host, John Williamson, and we are back with a special episode this week.
0:06.6	This is an episode that's part of a larger worldwide project, really, and it was created.
0:13.8	This episode was actually not created by myself or anybody having to do with the Deconstructionist podcast.
0:20.2	This was actually created by two guys who we really have looked up to for a number of years
0:24.8	from a wonderful podcast out of the UK called The Nomad Podcast.
0:29.7	And the two gentlemen that run that podcast, Tim Nash and David Benjamin Blower,
0:34.8	have been working on this podcast for over a year.
0:37.0	They've gotten together a ton of
0:39.8	different folks to become part of this episode. And it's really all about bringing awareness and
0:47.7	attention to an issue that we think is very important, that they think is very important.
0:52.9	And so they're trying to get as many
0:54.9	podcasts across the world as possible to release this episode on the exact same day. And so we were
1:00.0	more than happy and thrilled to be a part of it. It's called Everybody Now, Climate Emergency and
1:05.0	Sacred Duty. And they pulled together a lot of really incredible guests, including Padraig Otama, Dr. Rowan
1:12.1	Williams, Professor Kevin Anderson, and so on and so on. So we hope you really enjoy this episode.
1:19.0	All credit goes to the nomad guys, who, like I said, have been a huge inspiration to us for a number
1:24.4	of years, so could not be happier to be a part of it.
1:27.8	So I'm going to leave at that, and without further ado, we'll let you get to the episode
1:32.7	and really hope that you enjoy it. The poet, Portraga Tuma.
1:45.0	The Tree of Knowledge. The poet, Portrega Tuma
2:02.6	The Tree of Knowledge
2:04.6	Having eaten only one fruit from it, we cut the tree of knowledge down.
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