Chelsea Steinauer-Scudder

Chelsea Steinauer-Scudder discusses the changing patterns of tree migration in Maine, specifically focusing on the threats faced by black ash forests and the impact on Wabanaki black ash basketmakers. The podcast explores the decline of black ash trees, the strategy of releasing parasitoid wasps to control the emerald ash borer beetle population, and the potential impacts of invasive plants and pests on forests. It also touches on the intentional planting of black ash trees for future generations and an immersive exhibition showcasing artists' work on shifting landscapes.

Writer Chelsea Steinauer-Scudder examines the prophecies and histories of violence in the American Great Plains. Explores sand hills prairies, General Sherman's role, Union Pacific Railroad's influence, family memories, fragile sandhills ecosystem, and embracing the wind and immersing in the Niabriara River.