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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 fantasy. She lived with her partner in a cabin on an organic farm on an Oregon mountai...
The Woman and the Little Cabin That Could - Ayana Young is an episode from Uncivilize by Jennifer Grayson. 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...
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Published Nov 14, 2018, 01:20:58 long, audio available.
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 fantasy. She lived with her partner in a cabin on an organic farm on an Oregon mountaintop. She studied herbalism. Then, Fukashima happened. The two, no longer feeling safe, set off on a journey to find “the promised land”—that untainted wilderness where they could live out their days sheltered from the toxic threats of industrialized civilization. Instead, Ayana found herself awakened to the harsh reality of her anarcho-survivalist quest: that it had clouded her true calling of working in service of something greater than herself. This week, I speak with Ayana about that remarkable journey and the “something greater” that resulted: her creation of the trailblazing For the Wild collective—which now encompasses the 1 Million Redwoods reforestation project, For the Wild podcast , and a new spinoff series birthed from a preservation campaign around the Tongass National Forest. (She helms this all from yes, her handbuilt cabin in the coastal redwood mountain range of Northern California.) Some of what we talk about: · The making of “the little cabin that could” · “So lost and damn naïve when I started this endeavor” · Ayana’s upbringing in suburban Southern California · Living in an 1800s farmhouse in Pennsylvania and the birth of the For the Wild podcast (then Unlearn and Rewild) · The cedar cabin in Oregon, the journey to New Zealand and the awakening to the Anthropocene · The inevitable consumerist existence of cities · Human supremacy · The Bill McKibben question and “What are we really trying to save here?” · The 1 Million Redwoods Project , biomimetic reforestation and learning how to have a reciprocal relationship with nature · The off-the-grid fantasy versus Ayana’s life now · “We don’t have the time to be arguing about small things anymore” Music by Paul Damian Hogan.
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The Woman and the Little Cabin That Could - Ayana Young is from Uncivilize by Jennifer Grayson.
Published Nov 14, 2018 and 01:20:58 long