A patient, searching conversation about naming feeling and listening with the whole body.
Ruth Allen and Karina Lyle spend the conversation working through language as a way of making inner life legible without sanding off its edges.

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This podcast explores roots and stories, belonging and becoming—a response to the times we live in. Through the lens of the human experience, we look to nature and the wild, to history's edges and future paths, to understand how we might walk more thoughtfully on this earth with all beings.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Karina Lyle connects ecological responsibility with bodily awareness, cultural tradition and the stories people use to understand their place in nature.
Karina Lyle treats nature as a relationship people must learn to sense, describe and negotiate. Her interviews move between ecological thought and intimate experience, asking how contact with the living world changes therapy, storytelling, music and moral choices.
The nightingale is looking for sex; your reverence for nature can afford a little laughter.
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A patient, searching conversation about naming feeling and listening with the whole body.
Ruth Allen and Karina Lyle spend the conversation working through language as a way of making inner life legible without sanding off its edges.


Practical climate hope from women building solutions.

Environmental activism, thought through slowly, from the heart outward.

Local voices on marine parks, fire and a healing trail
Karina Lyle welcomes Ruth Allen into a conversation about language, therapy, and listening to nature.
The host reflects on the first season of a podcast about connecting with nature and living sustainably, honoring a friend and looking ahead to season two.
Host Karina Lyle introduces the podcast's mission and teases an interview with a guest passionate about earth-centered skills and knowledge.
Host Karina Lyle interviews Bea Johnson, founder of Zero Waste Home, about the zero waste movement and its growing accessibility.
Host Karina Lyle introduces the Becoming Nature podcast and interviews Claire Dubois, founder of Treesisters.org, about feminine leadership in tropical reforestation.