In this week's episode, we speak with Willa Powless, a member at large on the Klamath Tribes Council from Oregon about how "land back" is a beginning to heal broken&nbsp;hearts and&nbsp;what land means to her and her tribes. Jenn and Kate were honored to speak with Willa and learn about the deep connection and obligation she feels to land, and how that connection stretches back to the time of her&nbsp;tribes' creation story.
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18. That's A Wrap! | A Conversation with Hosts Kate & Jenn

The Kindred Podcast explores the intricate and interdependent relationship that humans have with animals and nature.

Every episode presents compelling interviews and thought-provoking discussions with leading experts from diverse fields of study including scientists, conservationists, authors, and educators.

From the world of science to cultural traditions and beyond, Kindred examines how humans can inspire a new awareness in order to reconnect us to the natural world.

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