Yay, finally! The first episode in our kick-off series is here! Featuring thoughtful, brave, and slightly-harassed people (sorrynotsorry), narrating a vision or an idea or a critique of climate resilience.

****Call for Participants****

Oh, and you're needed: to kick off this podcast, we're doing a series of sound-quilts* (threaded clips) featuring different answers to the questions: how do you define climate resilience or what is an example of climate resilience? This call is quite literally open to anyone. And submissions are needed!

To submit:

• Call the Podcast’s Google Voice number and leave a message with your answer. Number: ‪(404) 585-7527‬
• Record a voice memo with your phone (or whatever device you have) and email it to commonmudpodcast@gmail.com.

For more information: Series Kick-off FAQ and Info

Common Mud begins: an extended conversation, delivered biweekly, with the climate-adapters, environment-stewards, evaluators, and the eco-whose-its (i.e., if you're working on adapting to this crisis, paid or not, you're where you're wanted).

Common Mud focuses on how we know what we know (?) about our efforts to live, thrive, and survive during rapid climate change. When we say something we are doing is working/not working, what do we mean? How did we determine that? Who was at the table to determine that? Does our knowing stand up to challenge?

Let's get inquisitive, emotional, technical, philosophical, radical, feral.

****Call for Participants****

Oh, and you're needed: to kick off this podcast, we're doing a series of sound-quilts* (threaded clips) featuring different answers to the questions: how do you define climate resilience or what is an example of climate resilience? This call is quite literally open to anyone. And submissions are needed!

To submit:

• Call the Podcast’s Google Voice number and leave a message with your answer. Number: ‪(404) 585-7527‬
• Record a voice memo with your phone (or whatever device you have) and email it to commonmudpodcast@gmail.com.

For more information: Series Kick-off FAQ and Info

*hat tip to the participatory action researchers for the term

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