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My podcast programming this year is simple – love letters to nature. I invite you to join me in this collaborative project to reweave ourselves to the natural world and each other. Share your love letters with me at fromtheoutsidellc@gmail.com and I will read your loving words to nature on my podcast. How does nature make you feel, how does she sustain you, support you, inspire you, excite you? Read your letters to nature and listen for a response. What wisdom does she offer you? As we profess our deep love and gratitude to our source of life, let us deepen our sense of place, purpose, and belonging.

This month, I welcomed the bountiful blooms of yarrow, wand flower, coreopsis, lavender, milkweed, rue, bachelor buttons, and daisies. My family and I filled our bellies with fresh-picked, strawberry sweetness. I harvested my first blueberries from my garden and sat under the most vivid rainbow right outside my front door after an evening of severe weather. Listen as I read my May love letter to nature. What moments of joy, love, and gratitude did nature offer you in May?

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In Season 3, my podcast programming is simple – love letters to nature. I invite you to join me in this collaborative project to reweave ourselves to the natural world and each other. Share your love letters with me at fromtheoutsidellc@gmail.com and I will read your loving words to nature on my podcast. How does nature make you feel? How does she sustain you, support you, inspire you, excite you? Read your letters to nature and listen for a response. What wisdom does she offer you? As we profess our deep love and gratitude to our source of life, let us deepen our sense of place, purpose, and belonging.

This month, I welcomed the wisdom of the early spring ephemerals, met Aunt Lucy, a wildflower growing amongst the Paw Paw trees, saw my first butterflies and celebrated the first, sweet strawberry harvest of the season! Listen in as I read my April love letter to nature. What moments of joy, love, and gratitude did nature offer you in April?

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In Season 3, my podcast programming this year is simple – love letters to nature. I invite you to join me in this collaborative project to reweave ourselves to the natural world and each other. Share your love letters with me at fromtheoutsidellc@gmail.com and I will read them on my podcast. How does nature make you feel, how does she sustain you, support you, inspire you, excite you. Share your letters with nature and listen for a response. What wisdom does she offer you? As we profess our deep love and gratitude to our source of life, let us deepen our sense of place, purpose, and sense of belonging.

This month, I welcomed the Spring Equinox and the transition from potential energy to kinetic energy in the natural world. Plants are emerging from their restful state, pollinators have returned blissfully buzzing and fluttering around the garden, and even my own body is transitioning to a new season of growth. Listen in as I read my March love letter to nature. What moments of joy, love, and gratitude did nature offer you in March?

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In Season 3, my podcast programming this year is simple – love letters to nature. I invite you to join me in this collaborative project to reweave ourselves to the natural world and each other. Share your love letters with me at fromtheoutsidellc@gmail.com and I will read your loving words to nature on my podcast. How does nature make you feel, how does she sustain you, support you, inspire you, excite you? Read your letters to nature and listen for a response. What wisdom does she offer you? As we profess our deep love and gratitude to our source of life, let us deepen our sense of place, purpose, and sense of belonging.

This month, I leaned into the mid-winter mood swings of nature that brought sunshine, snowfall, and stiff breezes. I sat with the small seasonal shift within myself as I noticed the ground beginning to wake up. Listen in as I read my February love letter to nature. What moments of joy, love, and gratitude did nature offer you in February?

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We are living in unbelievably uncertain times. Many of us are feeling a deep sense of grief and loss – for humanity and our beloved planet. As I tend my own grief and hold the collective grief of others, I lean into nature, her comfort and wisdom. If we lean into our grief, we feel its entanglement with love. They are intertwined. Love is the wellspring from which we experience joy, gratitude, and grief. It grows from our profound presence and awareness. Love is the most authentic and creative state of being. In love, we recognize or “see” each other in a state of deep acknowledgement. In turn, we kindle our circle of belonging and kinship – to nature, to ourselves, and to each other. What we love we honor and protect, deepening the authentic relationships with others that soothe and support us in times of sorrow.

In Season 3, my podcast programming this year is simple – love letters to nature. I invite you to join me in this collaborative project to reweave ourselves to the natural world and each other. Share your love letters with me at fromtheoutsidellc@gmail.com and I will read your loving words to nature on my podcast. How does nature make you feel, how does she sustain you, support you, inspire you, excite you? Read your letters to nature and listen for a response. What wisdom does she offer you? As we profess our deep love and gratitude to our source of life, let us deepen our sense of place, purpose, and sense of belonging.

This month, I leaned into the still, slow, dark days of winter and connected to snow, songbirds, and a stunning winter sky. Listen in as I read my January love letter to nature. What moments of joy, love, and gratitude did nature offer you in January?

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Quiet, hush, cold, dark, isolation. This is the tundra in winter. The cacophony of the raucous raven. The dark, dotted silhouettes soaring against the winter white landscape. The oscillation of the ocean. Sometimes it is rowdy. Sometimes, it is silent as it shifts slowly from the sway and swirl of its liquid state to its fixed, frozen form. The teachings of the tundra landscape are transformative. Listen, learn, and practice as we tap into the wisdom of the awe-inspiring Arctic tundra.

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The boisterous buzzing of insects beckons us to the meadow. The grasses and other flora wave to welcome us to their world. The openness of the meadow emboldens us to open our mind and our heart. The discernible, seasonal changes fully connect us to follow the rhythms and cycles of nature. Let the magic of the meadow arouse your curiosity and creativity. Listen, learn, and practice in this Episode 24 as we explore the magical meadow landscape.

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The desert landscape – armored, arid, and alive! The spectacular species of succulents, copious collections of cacti, and prolific populations of scented sagebrush and lush lavender are captivating. Equally as engaging, is the curious, caliginous crust that conceals the colorful, terra cotta soil. The cryptobiotic soil crust of the desert landscape appears barren, but upon a closer look, is a biological bounty of organisms that nourish and protect desert flora. The desert landscape leaves us both exposed and enamored in its beauty. Listen in to this Episode 23 as we tap into the delight and discernment of the desert!