Liberating Ingenuity

Welcome, allies, to the Visionary Activist Show, and I'm your weaver of context, Caroline Casey.

So participatory animism, it's all participatory.

Got to know the full horror to respond with liberating ingenuity by dedicating to being cultural agents on behalf of what we love and what we are in nature.

So we welcome the return of two of my favorite first responder wizards, Michael Stocker, Director of Ocean Conservation Research, which is OCR.org, scientist, musician, human ambassador from the ocean to guide humans to have some bleeping manners, right? And welcome, Michael.

Thanks, Carol.

I think if the ocean put on human garb, it would be you.

And David Grimes, maybe if the river put on human garb.

David Grimes, Bardic River guide, musician, artist for nature.

And I did include the great article, the importance of the project.

That's right, this is Artist for Nature Begins New Cordova Project, About Two Halves of a Beating Heart.

and it says, you say, the importance of the project, a collaboration of the International Nonprofit Artists for Nature Foundation in the Netherlands and the Nature Conservancy in Cordova is Prince William Sound and the Copper River Delta, two halves of a beating heart, says David Lynn Grimes, the organizer and a participating artist.

Welcome, David Grimes.

Yeah, and we're

reminded, of course, that in the two halves of the beating heart, the great heart of beating heart of Mother Earth.

And we're the other half we humans molecules of the Great Mother in temporary human form the other half of the beating heart.

Yes, so let's put let's put some a short succinct horror on the on the work table.

Our number one recording respond appropriately.

So here's here's this.