Rafting with the Great Hare: An Ojibwe Flood Story
The historic lands of the Ojibwe people straddled the current US/Canada border along the northern portions of Minnesota and Wisconsin into much of the CanadianView More
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D&T Rise: Learning to Trust and Love by Climbing Rocks
Joshua Tree National Park is a special place. There is something playful about the rock piles, remnants of magma surges that bubbled up just beneathView More
Under the Shade of a Moon Tree
Apollo 14 was launched in 1971 and on board was a former U. S. Forest Service smokejumper Stuart Roosa. You don’t know him. You’ve beenView More
Magic Muslims: Islam and Psychedelics Part 1
This is the first in a three-part series about entheogens, psychedelics, and the Muslims who use them. You can read the second part here. MoreView More
Angry Beavers, Dead Muskrats, and Mass Extinction: A Cree Flood Story
There are a number of experts who believe that we have entered our sixth mass extinction event, with upwards of 500 land animal species expectedView More
Avoiding the “Inclusive” Trap: A How-To Guide
“Inclusive” is a bad word. Not intrinsically, but rather in its contemporary usage. My dad, God rest him, used to say there are no suchView More