Charis Boke's guest appearances

Charis Boke

A Worldview Apart

Healing Culture Podcast

Tim DeChristopher

Sandor Katz

Stephen Jenkinson

Carolyn Baker

Jason Prall

Diana Rodgers

Nicole Apelian

Tyler Webb

Robin DiAngelo

Shannon Martinez

Leonore Tjia

Aaron Johnson

Tad Hargrave

Guido Masé

Robert Costanza

OwlTail

Charis Boke is an herbalist, educator, community organizer and an anthropologist who completed her PhD in Cultural Anthropology at Cornell University. She talks with Eric about being a scholar practitioner, objectivity and bias, different levels of healing, moving away from thinking about the past as a model for a more desirable future, critiques of the Anthropocene, among other things.

<p><a href="http://charisboke.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Charis Boke</a> is an herbalist, educator, community organizer and an anthropologist who completed her PhD in Cultural Anthropology at Cornell University. She talks with Eric about being a scholar practitioner, objectivity and bias, different levels of healing, moving away from thinking about the past as a model for a more desirable future, critiques of the Anthropocene, among other things.</p>

#36: Healing and Cooperation in the Anthropocene, with Charis Boke

Charis Boke is an herbalist, educator, community organizer and an anthropologist who earned her PhD in Cultural Anthropology from Cornell University. In this episode she and Eric talk about her research on Transition Towns in the northeast US, the need for cultural healing, seeing racism as a cultural sickness, and the impermanence of social institutions, among other things.

<p><a href="http://charisboke.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Charis Boke</a> is an herbalist, educator, community organizer and an anthropologist who earned her PhD in Cultural Anthropology from Cornell University. In this episode she and Eric talk about her research on Transition Towns in the northeast US, the need for cultural healing, seeing racism as a cultural sickness, and the impermanence of social institutions, among other things.</p>

#27: The Need for Cultural Healing, with Charis Boke