Harlan Morehouse's guest appearances

Harlan Morehouse

A Worldview Apart

Healing Culture Podcast

Embracing Apocalypse

Quillwood Podcast

Tada Hozumi

Nala Walla

Carolyn Baker

Aaron Johnson

Sherri Mitchell

Diana Rodgers

Nicole Apelian

Tyler Webb

Robin DiAngelo

Shannon Martinez

Leonore Tjia

Tad Hargrave

Ayana Young

Rachael Rice

Guido Masé

OwlTail

Harlan Morehouse teaches at the University of Vermont and has a keen interest in how people negotiate their futures with regard to 21st century social and environmental uncertainties. He talks with Eric about how catastrophism shows up in modern film and literature, how it tends to favor individualism over collectivism, and how he stays balanced while immersed in these narratives, among other things. Listeners can find transcripts, show notes, and other associated content at patreon.com/ericgarza.

<p>Harlan Morehouse teaches at the University of Vermont and has a keen interest in how people negotiate their futures with regard to 21st century social and environmental uncertainties. He talks with Eric about how catastrophism shows up in modern film and literature, how it tends to favor individualism over collectivism, and how he stays balanced while immersed in these narratives, among other things. Listeners can find transcripts, show notes, and other associated content at <a href="http://www.patreon.com/ericgarza" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">patreon.com/ericgarza</a>.</p>

#4: Looking Critically at Catastrophism, with Harlan Morehouse

Harlan Morehouse teaches at the University of Vermont and has a keen interest in how people negotiate their futures with regard to 21stcentury social and environmental uncertainties. He talks with Eric about how catastrophism and apocalypticism show up in modern film and literature, how they tend to favor individualism over collectivism, and how he stays balanced while immersed in these narratives, among other things.

<p>Harlan Morehouse teaches at the University of Vermont and has a keen interest in how people negotiate their futures with regard to 21stcentury social and environmental uncertainties. He talks with Eric about how catastrophism and apocalypticism show up in modern film and literature, how they tend to favor individualism over collectivism, and how he stays balanced while immersed in these narratives, among other things.</p>

#30: Bearing Witness to the Great Unravelling, with Harlan Morehouse