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Uncivilize is a journalistic exploration of the human rewilding movement—bringing you the stories of pioneers who have “left” our modern industrialized world behind to forge radically altern...
It couldn’t be more perfect that for this last episode of Uncivilize, my guest is the very person who inspired me to start the show: Daniel...
This week, I bring you the delightful AC Shilton , the investigative journalist of Netflix’s “The Innocent Man” fame who recently added farm...
I had a big birthday on Tuesday, and one of my wishes is to travel to the mountains of Southern Appalachia to take Natalie Bogwalker’s immer...
I’m so excited to share this fascinating conversation I recorded last spring with Victor Kühn , a master traditional bowmaker and primitive...
In this premiere episode of our third (and final!) season, I talk with outdoor adventure journalist extraordinaire Wes Siler, who runs Outsi...
As rewilding has reached the mainstream (or the word rewilding , anyway), it’s come to encompass many tenets: land conservation, nature imme...
I know many of you, like me, dream of decamping the modern existence to live in the solace of the woods or on a bucolic homestead—just as ma...
I am so excited to bring you this interview with one of my favorite guests to date: Herman Pontzer , a biological anthropologist at Duke Uni...
Happy New Year! I’m coming back to you from winter hiatus later than anticipated, due to an extended illness and the now-historic teacher’s...
This week, I bring you this much anticipated conversation with ethnographer and award-winning photographer and explorer Alegra Ally . Via he...
This week’s guest is adventurer and environmental activist Rob Greenfield , whose societal-boundary-pushing projects have ranged from biking...
In her mid-20s and a few years past her ecology studies at Columbia University, Ayana Young’s life had the makings of an off-the-grid fantas...
In this first episode of our second season, I interview Steve Nygren, the founder of Serenbe —a microcosmic urban utopia set on 65,000 acres...
Our Season 1 finale is here! I can't imagine a more fitting close to our six-month journey than this interview with Amanda Caloia and Elizab...
In 19th-century America, cesarean section was a treacherous, last-ditch surgery that nearly always resulted in death of the infant and, half...
We want to believe that we are living at the pinnacle of human existence; that since hominins first walked on two legs, man has been marchin...
Meet Paul Arney, the mad genius behind The Ale Apothecary , a wild-ferment brewery housed in a cabin in the woods of Bend, Oregon. Paul is a...
I am so excited to bring you this thought-provoking conversation with naturalist and educator Erin Kenny, an international leader in the for...
For 99 percent of our human history, we lived in small, likely egalitarian societies —tight-knit hunter-gatherer bands of a couple dozen peo...
Meet today’s guest, who might be called the Michael Pollan for the millenial generation: award-winning food writer Megan Kimble , now senior...
Today’s episode sounds like it was lifted off the pages of a Hollywood screenplay: two renown survivalists find themselves in an all-too-rea...
It is 2018. Scientists sent a man to the moon half a century ago, they mapped the human genome more than a decade ago, and yet we still have...
In America today, 25 percent of women go back to work less than two weeks after giving birth. Seventy percent of babies under the age of one...
If health is the measure by which we humans are equipped to survive in our current environment, then our children are the proverbial canarie...
This week, I step away from my Skype interview setup to head out into the urban wild with Los Angeles-based survivalist (and National Geogra...
I couldn’t imagine a more perfect conversation to jumpstart your path to uncivilizing in the New Year than this one with Alyssa Ravasio , th...
Shelter has always been, and will always be, one of our critical human needs for survival. So I would be remiss if in a podcast seeking to u...
In our world of endless consumerist and technological distraction, “undistractable attention” is about more than just shutting off the socia...
For thousands of years, new generations -- and new mothers, in particular -- had the wisdom of their elders, of their culture, of their sens...
Groundbreaking physician Dr. Michelle Gerber joins the podcast this week to discuss naturopathic medicine -- a radically different approach...
When plastic made its foray into daily life in the 1950s, it was billed as the liberation to an existence constrained by household drudgery....
Sometimes when I’m up at night thinking about the inexorable alteration of the human existence since my own childhood and in the mere 150 ye...
My interview today is with Greg Hennes, the brainchild behind the newly launched Prairie Mountain Folk School , a center for folk education...
As we hurtle toward a world of digital jobs and automated consumerism (hello, Instacart and Amazon Dash ), we urbanites who long for a deepe...
When I first came up with the idea for the Uncivilize Podcast, I knew that my first interview had to be with veteran outdoorsman Sean Critch...