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Forrest Inslee
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Forrest started Earthkeepers, the Circlewood podcast in 2020 as a way to learn from people who are actively pursuing an ecologically-grounded faith, and to share these lessons with people around the world who love God and seek to care for the Earth. Forrest brings to the podcast a deep attachment to the wild spaces and climate of the Pacific Northwest, where he was born and raised; he also brings a keen interest in ways that environmental justice intersects with economic development, social justice, and community building.
Recent Podcasts
Episode 113
Agrarian Spirit
In this archive episode, Forrest and James talk to Norman Wirzba, professor and author of a book called Agrarian Spirit: Cultivating Faith, Community, and the Land. In this book, Dr. Wirzba makes the case for a kind of spirituality that is grounded in deep awareness of creation. Watch the full podcast on our YouTube channel.
Episode 112
The God of Wild Places
Christine Sine & Tony Jones discuss his book, The God of Wild Places. It is a deeply honest account of the author's life, exploring themes of nature, hunting, death, and the inevitability of mortality.
Just like last episode: If you’d rather, you can WATCH this episode on YouTube! Just click the video above.
Episode 111
How Nature Heals
Leah Kostamo, a counselor and spiritual director, discusses the ways in which her helping practices integrate and collaborate with nature.
Also, just a quick heads up: If you’d rather, you can actually WATCH this entire episode with Leah Kostamo on YouTube! Just click the video above.
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