By Land Podcast
The By Land Podcast explores how to have better backcountry experiences and why spending time outside matters in the first place.
The show features conversations with people from across the outdoor world, practical lessons, and personal reflections on backpacking, hiking, hunting, conservation, outdoor skills, and the broader role the outdoors can play in our health, perspective, and everyday lives.
It’s a lifelong exploration of what we can learn from time spent outside, how we can do it better, and what’s worth carrying with us when we come home.
Thanks for being here and spending time with me.
-Emory, By Land
By Land Podcast
#162 - Relatives, not Resources with Dr. Dan Wildcat
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Dr. Dan Wildcat joins the podcast to discuss his new book "On Indigenuity" and how we can reframe our relationship with the natural world in both a personal and global way. Dan is a Yuchi member of the Muscogee Nation of Oklahoma, PhD, and teaches at Haskell Nations University. He's a wealth of wisdom and knowledge and offers a refreshing approach to long-debated topics.
Show Notes and Links
- Getting to know Dan
- Dan’s early years
- Relationships with the land
- Our disconnection with the natural world
- On being insulated from natural reality
- How to retraining our mental framework
- Resources vs Relatives
- Dealing with climate change in a new way
- Traditional Christian views versus Indigenous
- Experiential versus Spiritual
- The psychology of living in fear
- Unwrapping experiential moments
- Dan’s book "On Indigenuity" (available Nov 14th)
- Dan’s Bio
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