Earthkeepers Podcast
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Podcast Host
Forrest Inslee
forrest.inslee@circlewood.online
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
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Episode 150
The Rewilded Heart
Kathleen Audet of the Styled Clean podcast and Forrest Inslee discuss the ways in which faith and ecological are intertwined. Niki Hardy of the Wildly Known Life podcast helps to frame this conversation, in which Kathleen and Forrest consider such topics as sensing God in nature, deepening relationships to the ecologies of our places, and even shifting our paradigms to see the connections between creation care and missions work.
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Episode 149
I and Thou
Drew, an army chaplain with nearly 19 years of service, shares his unique perspective on the intersection of faith, culture, nature, and military service.
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Guest host Noah Guthrie interviews Ciro Flores Cabrera about the vital work of A Rocha in environmental conservation across Peru, highlighting community engagement, ecosystem restoration, and the spiritual connection to caring for God's creation.
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Circlewood
Earthkeepers' parent organization, Circlewood, is a community of people committed to cultivating a more ecologically-conscious faith. Circlewood is based in the Salish Sea region of Cascadia (the Pacific Northwest), but is part of a global movement. Circlewood is rooted in the broad Christian tradition, but partner with all who seek to live in more harmony with each other and the earth. Learn more at their website: circlewood.online
