Has the Climate Crisis got you feeling overwhelmed, devastated, despairing, angry, or even apathetic?
The Possibility Project Podcast is my own effort to move through these feelings, and to create positive action in my life, as I seek to find light and hope in our current calamity. It is my aim that as you listen to these interviews, you too will find ways to feel empowered to contribute in a positive way to righting the wrongs of our past. What if we can turn this crisis into a pathway towards the possibilities of a better way of life, for us, our children, and the whole world?
In this show Sarah Knight, Ocean Scientist, Science Communicator and Energy Healer, talks to scientists, healers, artists, thinkers, and activists, and others, as she seeks out the highest possibilities for this planet and its inhabitants in these changing times.
Love: The Only Way Forward? Possibility Podcast Session 8
Host Sarah Knight discusses the energy of our climate crisis, and how this collective crisis is a reflection of a much more individual one, with international healer and Cellular Transformation teacher and facilitator, Jennifer Millar. Jennifer shares her insights as to how so much of this global challenge stems from a deep disconnect, and our own unwillingness and even inability to really connect to our own feelings. Her answer? Getting real, getting vulnerable, feeling our feelings, and making room for true love in our hearts and deep connection in our souls again.
Building Homes and Sinking Carbon. Possibility Podcast Session 6
Host Sarah Knight discusses building materials that could make our homes carbon sinks rather than carbon sources with sustainable building expert, researcher, and Director of the Endeavor Sustainable Building School, Chris Magwood. Chris shares his expertise from his 20 years in the industry, and talks about the revolutionary yet age-old building practices that could change the face of carbon emissions from the construction industry, and could be a big part of the answer to the call from climate scientists around the world to address our emissions boldly and immediately.