Show notes
"We, in terms of Indigenous people, come from a holistic society. We don't come from a dichotomous society that cuts everything out. So land, water, people, environment, and non-human kin are all intrinsically entwined because they make up what we say the balance and the peace and the harmony for good life."In this episode, we sit down with Prof. Anne Poelina, a Nyikina Warrwa woman from the Kimberley region of Western Australia — a community leader, filmmaker, and advocate for human and earth rights.Prof. Poelina shares powerful insights into how Indigenous wisdom and modern science can come together to guide us toward a more harmonious relationship with the Earth. We explore the deep connections between culture, consciousness, and environmental stewardship, and discuss how collective action and community can shape a sustainable future.Tune in for an inspiring conversation that will expand your perspective on what it means to care for Country — and for one another.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Acknowledgment of Indigenous Wisdom02:54 The Importance of Community and Collective Care06:04 Interconnectedness of Nature and Human Existence08:53 Clash of Values: Indigenous vs. Western Perspectives12:01 Unlearning Colonial Mindsets15:01 The Role of Indigenous Knowledge in Environmental Stewardship18:04 The Impact of Climate Change on Indigenous Lands20:52 The Future of Development and Economic JusticePlease show us your support by...Tune in and subscribe to the We Need to Act podcast via Spotify or Apple Podcasts.Support our show by buying us a coffee.Join our page on Instagram and LinkedIn Subscribe to our newsletter on our website
