Wild with Sarah Wilson

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!

Parag Khanna, a global strategist and climate migration expert, discusses the future of humanity in a climate-challenged world. He highlights the urgency of considering where to live as fertility declines and environmental hazards rise. Parag proposes bold ideas like climate relocation grants to address these issues. He emphasizes that young people are gravitating towards adaptable, sustainable communities, suggesting that migration could drive economic growth. The conversation delves into the implications of living nomadically while addressing the real estate investments in a rapidly changing climate.

In this episode, Sarah Wilson discusses hypergamy and why older women are dating younger men, exploring societal trends and cultural reflections from 2004. She delves into the evolution of relationship dynamics, highlighting the impact of hypergamy on women's dating choices and the shifting dating dynamics in today's digital dating sphere.

Olivia Lazard, a peace mediator and rare minerals expert, reveals the hidden drawbacks of renewable energy transition, exposing the shortage of vital metals like lithium and cobalt. She discusses the devastating environmental impacts and geopolitical implications of mining these minerals. The conversation delves deep into climate security, technology's limitations, and the need for a more sustainable approach to clean tech solutions.

A cracking Ask Me Anything question this week that gives us a chance to talk about crazy-making tech bros and their antics. My answer sees me dive into p(doom) numbers, Freud, techno-optimistic manifestos and fertility collapse. Fun! Join the conversation over on Substack and post your own Ask Me Anything here.If you need to know a bit more about me… head to my "about" pageFor more such conversations subscribe to my Substack newsletter, it’s where I interact the most!Get your copy of my book, This One Wild and Precious LifeLet’s connect on Instagram and WeAre8 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kate Raworth, a renegade economist and professor at Oxford, introduces her groundbreaking 'doughnut economics' model that harmonizes human flourishing with planetary boundaries. She critiques traditional growth-focused economics and discusses how this outdated framework fails to address real-world consequences. The chat explores the importance of systems thinking and highlights transformative policies that promote sustainability and social equity. Kate also emphasizes community initiatives that inspire sustainable living, urging a paradigm shift from indulgent private wealth to shared public resources.

On today's AMA, I share my hacks and my “mindset” for sifting through, retaining and managing all the data inflow (amino supplements, tilting, biting off more than I can chew as a tactic and advice gleaned from systems thinkers). And I wade into when to speak out and when not to wade into a rally and take the mic (and the responsibility that comes with being a privileged white woman who looks as tame as a mum from an OMO commercial).SHOW NOTESJoin the conversation over on SubstackSubscribe and post your own Ask Me Anything here--If you need to know a bit more about me… head to my "about" pageFor more such conversations subscribe to my Substack newsletter, it’s where I interact the most!Get your copy of my book, This One Wild and Precious LifeLet’s connect on Instagram and WeAre8 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.