Wild with Sarah Wilson

Jem Bendell, a collapse 'poster kid' and academic, discusses societal collapse predictions and offers hope in a collapsing world. Topics include food collapse, economic uncertainties, and living courageously. Strategies for resilience, navigating difficult conversations, and transitioning to localized activism are explored. The conversation is confronting but enlightening for listeners on the collapse awareness journey.

Jean Twenge, psychologist and professor, discusses generational differences and the impact of technology on mental health. Topics include rising rates of depression, delayed milestones, impact of smartphones on behavior, and challenges in modern parenting. Twenge also explores differences in political leanings, social media behavior, and economic realities among millennials and Gen Z.

Anya Kamenetz, a climate activist, parent, former NPR journalist, and author of five books on young people's mental health, joins the conversation. They tackle the emotional complexities of parenting amid existential crises and the importance of creating supportive environments for children. Anya shares insights on discussing difficult topics and emphasizes 'parenting as activism.' The need for resilience, connection, and enjoying nature despite its degradation is central, inspiring hope and practical skills for the future generation.

Guest Greg Lukianoff, an attorney and best-selling author, discusses the rise of cancel culture and its impact on free speech with host Sarah Wilson. They explore the blurred lines between advocacy and canceling, solutions for parents, and the societal implications of cultural dignity and polarization. The conversation also touches on mental health challenges, Julian Assange's case, and the importance of teaching respectful disagreement in a society marked by individualism.

In this captivating conversation, Jenny Odell, a New York Times bestselling author and artist, critiques our obsession with productivity and its impact on how we perceive time. She shares insights from her latest book, suggesting that our relationship with time should prioritize creativity over efficiency. Odell emphasizes the need to reject societal pressure, advocating for a communal view of time that fosters deeper connections. By exploring concepts like chronos and kairos, she highlights the transformative power of embracing moments rather than metrics, particularly in the face of climate challenges.

An experienced user of dating apps, Sarah shares personal and sociological perspectives on her dating app experiences. She discusses her journey from 2010 to using the latest apps like Raya and Feeld, reflecting on sociological insights and shedding light on the dynamics and negative behaviors in the world of online dating.

Frank Ostaseski, a renowned Buddhist leader and end-of-life teacher, shares profound insights from his vast experience with grief and loss. He discusses the importance of acceptance and compassion in navigating personal tragedies while engaging with global suffering. Frank emphasizes living fully through gratitude and the necessity of presence in relationships, especially during challenging times. He encourages embracing uncertainty and impermanence to deepen connections and appreciate life. His heartfelt approach serves as a guide to finding peace amid chaos.

Dr. Louise Newson answers menopause questions on libido, HRT, and managing menopause with Hashimoto's. Host Sarah Wilson announces a new book and engaging with the audience in a unique way through Substack. They discuss the importance of fostering conversations on critical global issues and unconventional methods for connecting with audiences.

Dr Louise Newson, leading the menopause revolution, and the host discuss the safety of HRT, weighing risks vs benefits, hormone choices, and Big Pharma interests. They address the impact of perimenopause and menopause on this generation, unraveling HRT misinformation, hormone testing challenges, personalized care, and pharmaceutical companies' role in menopause treatments.

Packing light for camping is an art! Discover the must-have gear that balances weight and utility, ensuring you’re ready for any adventure. Dive into the principles of minimalist camping, where less truly is more, and learn to embrace the great outdoors without unnecessary baggage. Plus, harness the wisdom of online communities for gear advice, making your outdoor experience even better. With practical stories and personal recommendations, you'll be inspired to hit the trails with confidence!