Biophilia is hard to spell and hard to pronounce, but is easy to understand and makes all the sense in the world once you know it's meaning.
Biophilia is the innate connection humans have with nature and all living things, and this deep affiliation is rooted in our biology. The theme of our fourth season is "Building a Biophilic Movement" and the wisdom behind the radical common sense solutions we can all find in nature.
One year ago, we released our first season as a meaningful way to tell the story of Serenbe's Founder Steve Nygren. Today it has become a must listen for those seeking stories about having an impact and building a better life for you, your family and your neighbors.
Over the course of twelve weeks, join us as we explore biophilia, what it is, why it's important and who are the leaders doing the work to grow this essential movement. We will dive into wellness, regenerative agriculture, public education, climate advocacy, equity and environmentalism, we'll ask what makes a biophilic city and more.
The fourth season of Serenbe Stories returns on October 5. Listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or anywhere else you enjoy podcasts.
Monica Olsen (1s):
Hey guys, it's Monica here. I wanted to tell you about a new podcast that I've started with my very good friend, Jennifer Walsh called biophilic solutions. Our last season of serenbe stories, building a biophilic movement was so popular that we decided to dedicate an entire podcast to it every other week. Jennifer and I will sit down with leaders in the growing field of biophilia. We'll talk about local and global solutions to help nurture their living social and economic systems that we all need to sustain future generations more often than not. Nature has the answers. You can find biophilic solutions on apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts, subscribe and follow us today. So you don't miss an episode.
Monica Olsen (41s):
All right, now let's get back to serenbe stories.
Monica Olsen (52s):
It's hard to spell, hard to pronounce, but it's easy to understand and makes all the sense in the world. Once you know, its meaning by phelia is the NAIT connection humans have with nature and all living things. And this deep affiliation is rooted in our biology. The theme of our fourth season is building a biophilic movement and the wisdom behind radical common sense solutions we can all find in nature. One year ago, we released our first season is a meaningful way to tell the story of Sam B's founder, Steve Nygren today. It has become a must. Listen for those seeking stories about having an impact and building a better life for you, your family and your neighbors over the course of 12 weeks. Join us as we explore by Ophelia what it is, why it's important and who are the leaders doing the work to grow this essential movement.
Monica Olsen (1m 40s):
We will dive into wellness, regenerative, agriculture, public education, climate advocacy, equity, environmental ism, and we'll ask what makes a biophilic city and much more. The fourth season of serenbe stories returns on October 5th, listen and subscribe on apple podcasts, Spotify, or anywhere else you enjoy your podcasts.