Podcast appearances and mentions of Julia Butterfly Hill

Il 10 dicembre 1997, all'età di ventitré anni, Julia Butterfly Hill si arrampica in cima a una sequoia per protestare contro l'abbattimento della foresta. Pensava di rimanervi solo qualche settimana, invece finì col passare ben due anni su una piccola piattaforma a cinquantaquattro metri d'altezza, prima di raggiungere un accordo che evitò il taglio dell'albero dove si trovava e di quelli dell'area circostante.Testo e voce: Alice De BaccoProduzione: Fondazione TRGTecnico di registrazione: Mattia MontiProgetto e montaggio a cura di Claudia MartoreAUDIO CREDITS:Free music for non-commercial use from Fesliyan Studios

What can one person do to change the world? Julia Butterfly Hill answered this question with an extraordinary act of courage and conviction. In 1997, with no formal training in activism or environmentalism, Julia climbed into a 1,000-year-old redwood tree named Luna and refused to come down for over two years. Her purpose? To save the ancient redwood from being logged.In this episode of Passion Struck, we examine the powerful story behind Julia's 738-day tree-sit and how her unwavering commitment drew global attention to the devastation of ancient forests. Julia's story isn't just about environmental activism—it's a profound example of how one person's intentional choice can spark a ripple effect, inspiring people worldwide to take action for causes they believe in.Through Julia's remarkable journey, we unpack her lessons about courage, personal transformation, and the power of standing up for something—even if you're standing alone. You'll also hear insights on how you, too, can make a difference, starting with the small choices you make every day.Link to the full show notes:   https://passionstruck.com/julia-butterfly-hill-the-power-of-one/Don't wait for the perfect moment or the perfect support system to act. Like Julia Butterfly Hill, you have the power to make a difference—no matter how small you think your actions might be. What's one thing you can do today to create positive change? Let us know in the comments and start your journey toward impact.In this episode, you will learn:The Impact of One: Julia Butterfly Hill's story demonstrates how a single individual, without formal support or experience, can inspire a global movement through unwavering determination.Taking a Stand: Julia's 738-day tree sit was a profound act of civil disobedience, showing the power of standing up for a cause, even when the odds seem insurmountable.Mindful Choices: Living in the tree made Julia mindful of every decision, from conserving food to collecting water, teaching us that even our smallest actions can have far-reaching consequences.Bravery and Growth: Julia's experience teaches that true transformation often starts with discomfort, and that courage grows when we step beyond our comfort zones.Love Over Anger: Although initially fueled by anger, Julia learned that leading with love for the earth and future generations was a more enduring and impactful approach.Strength in Community: Julia's journey emphasizes the value of community support—her success was made possible by the network of activists and allies who stood by her through the trials she faced.Sponsors:Babbel: Master a new language with Babbel's comprehensive learning system. 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Luna is a giant California redwood tree that's over 1,000 years old. When loggers threatened to cut Luna down, Julia Butterfly Hill climbed 200 feet into Luna's branches and stayed there for more than two years to protect the old growth redwoods. This podcast is a production of Rebel Girls. It's based on the book series Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls. This story was produced by Haley Dapkus with sound design and mixing by Mumble Media. It was written by Abby Sher. Fact-checking by Joe Rhatigan. Narration by Marisha Tapera. Thank you to the whole Rebel Girls team who make this podcast possible. Stay rebel!

Forests activist Julia Butterfly Hill talks with Innovation Forum's Ian Welsh about progress and further opportunities for companies and government in forest and biodiversity protection. They highlight the importance of corporate investment towards carbon market projects such as REDD+. Julia also shares an urgent message for world leaders convening in Dubai for the COP28 climate talks.   For more on Julia's call to action for world leaders click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gYzJcGcRNI

A former ordained Buddhist nun, Maya Nova is a Mindful Leadership Coach and meditator. This powerful and inspiring discussion covers topics from escaping war, compassion, AI technology and of course, mindfulness. Maya mentions several points worth looking more into: - Leadership researcher and speaker Nick Petrie - the BANI framework that can be used to describe the current state of the world - Julia Butterfly Hill, an environmental activist who was at risk of losing her life to loggers - Social philosopher Daniel Schmachtenberger - Best-selling author, researcher and meditation teacher Joe Dispenza Contact Maya at www.mindbalance.co.nz or via LinkedIn.Sarah's December kirtan in Auckland has details here.The original music in the latter part of the show is Om Tara by Sarah Marlowe Spence from the album Awake by Premratna.Listen to other music that Sarah sings on a variety of albums via this Spotify playlist. Theme music is Trust by Sarah Marlowe Spence, on the album Awake by Premratna. The inspiration for the name of this podcast was from Brene Brown ‘The Midlife Unraveling' The show's cover art is by Samantha Hepburn Art. Details on astrological transits are covered in Episode Nine and Episode 26.

Julia Butterfly Hill is an environmental activist known for her passionate commitment to nature. Born on February 18, 1974, in Mount Vernon, Missouri, Hill gained fame for her courageous two-year tree-sit in a California redwood named "Luna." Living on a small platform high above the ground, she successfully advocated for the protection of Luna and its surrounding forest, capturing global attention and inspiring others to join the cause. Beyond her tree-sit, Hill remains dedicated to environmental activism, using her voice to raise awareness about the importance of conservation and sustainable practices. Cheryl will tell you about her 700+ day adventure on this week's episode Rob follows with reasons that fitness may not be good for your health. Well, at least for Johnny, who definitely took fitness a little too far Hear all about when you press play!

Just as trees aren't meant to remain stiff and unyielding in the face of a storm, you aren't meant to remain efficient and relaxed in the face of mounting demands. Bending isn't a weakness; it's what you need to do to survive. But it's only your branches that need to bend - your roots need to stay put. Do you know what your roots are? Snuggle up with a cuppa for some arboreal advice from The Academic Imperfectionist.For the 'Identify Your Core Values' exercise mentioned in this episode, click here.To read Julia Butterfly Hill's essay, 'Surviving the Storm: Lessons from Nature', click here.

In this months This Old Tree host Doug Still explores Luna Endures: A Redwood's Survival Tale. Luna is a 200 ft tall redwood tree that towers on a ridge deep within a privately owned forest in northern California. You may remember Julia Butterfly Hill's remarkable 2-year "tree sit" in the 1990's that helped save the tree and shed light on the indiscriminate clearcutting of redwood forests. But after an agreement was reached to save the redwood and the national news media left, another crisis arose that threatened Luna's existence, introduced new heroes, and ushered in a new era of collaboration.

Julia Butterfly Hill é uma ativista norte-americana, que passou dois anos morando em cima de uma sequoia para impedir que uma floresta fosse derrubada. Nascida em 1974, no Missouri, Julia Hill não frequentou a escola: seus pais, cristãos fervorosos, a educaram em casa. Após um acidente grave de carro, Julia passou a integrar o movimento de proteção da floresta de sequóias da Califórnia, que vinha sendo destruída pelos madeireiros da Pacific Lumber Company. Para chamar atenção à causa, se voluntariou para morar em uma sequoia milenar apelidada de “Luna” pelos ativistas. De 10 de dezembro de 1997 a 18 de dezembro de 1999, Julia Hill morou no alto da sequoia de 55 metros. Seu alimento, levado à floresta por outros ativistas, era içado por uma corda. Ela tinha uma plataforma pouco maior do que uma cama de solteiro para viver. Numa altura equivalente a 18 andares, sujeita a ventos de 150km por hora, tempestades e neve, ainda teve que lidar com todos os esforços da madeireira para tirá-la de lá: eles passavam madrugadas inteiras buzinando para impedi-la de dormir, ou apontando holofotes em seu rosto, além de terem tentado cortar seu suprimento de comida. Toda vez que pensava em desistir, algo na exuberância da floresta fazia com que sua determinação redobrasse. Após mais de dois anos (738 dias), o protesto de Julia pode chegar ao fim, quando a madeireira aceitou os 50 mil dólares arrecadados pelos ambientalistas para impedir o corte de Luna e da floresta de 12 mil metros quadrados ao seu redor. Autora de três livros e fundadora da ONG Circle of Life Foundation, Julia Hill segue firme e forte no seu ativismo ambiental, incentivando a proteção da fauna e da flora que (ainda) abundam no nosso mundo.

Julia Butterfly Hill is an American activist best known for saving a 180 feet redwood by living in it for 738 days.Her story is inspirational and poetic. Metamorphosis through bravery. Learning to bend so she could fly.

In this episode, we are in the presence of a Champion…Our Shero…a revolutionary advocate for this planet and its people, Julia Butterfly Hill!For 738 days Julia Butterfly Hill lived in the canopy of an ancient redwood tree, called Luna, to help make the world aware of the plight of ancient forests. Her courageous act of civil disobedience gained international attention for the redwoods as well as other environmental and social justice issues, which is chronicled in her bestselling book The Legacy of Luna: The Story of a Tree, a Woman, and the Struggle to Save the Redwoods.Our souls are transformed by a Super-Shero of Resilience! Bear it all...push at edges even when it's uncomfortable because that's where growth happens.We find a conscious "No" to one thing is a conscious "Yes" to something else!We don't have to hold it all... just allow it to flow through.Discover a pufferfish transform into a butterfly!With waste, there is no "away". Indigenous cultures don't even have a word for "trash".We don't need more stuff, we need to find more courage, more love. more           connectivity!We dispel the idea of "We the People" and expand to "We the Planet"!Today we strive to do our best to live love in action in every moment. Today we ask  "what kind of world do I want to leave behind with the life that I have led?"Julia, with the great help of steelworkers and environmentalists, successfully negotiated to permanently protect the 1,000 year-old tree and a nearly three – acre buffer zone.On December 18, 1999 Julia Butterfly Hill, then 26, came down to a world that recognized her as a heroine and powerful voice for the environment.Her courage, commitment and profound clarity in articulating a message of hope, empowerment, and love & respect for all life, has inspired millions of people worldwide. After she returned to the ground, Julia toured the world speaking about her experience, and about the many lessons she learned, to the media and audiences large and small.The recipient of numerous prestigious awards and distinctive honors, Julia Butterfly Hill is one of the most internationally recognizable figures in environmental activism.Julia founded the non-profit organization, Circle of Life and was the visionary of We The Planet, setting the standards for green festivals, events, and tours in the US.  She co-founded the Engage Network and is the inspiration behind What's Your Tree. She has addressed the United Nations, lobbied congress, and has continued to stand on the front lines of environmental and social justice issues all over the world.    JULIA SAYS, “When I entered the majestic cathedral of the redwood forest for the first time, my spirit knew it had found what it was searching for. I dropped to my knees and began to cry because I was so overwhelmed by the wisdom, energy and spirituality housed in this holiest of temples”Julia Butterfly Hill is most known for living in a tree, but she has had a wild and full life before and after. She “cusses like a sailor and prays to trees.”Personal Websitewww.juliabutterfly.comSocial Media linkhttps://www.facebook.com/JuliaButterflyHillOfficialSupport the showBECOME A MEMBERhttps://ko-fi.com/caravanoftheheart/tiersYour monthly support helps further this outreach and keeps this Caravan moving to amplify love in all things! LOVE IS SPOKEN HERE

Luna is a 200 ft tall redwood tree that towers on a ridge deep within a privately owned forest in northern California. You may remember Julia Butterfly Hill's remarkable 2-year "tree sit" in the 1990's that helped save the tree and shed light on the indiscriminate clearcutting of redwood forests. But after an agreement was reached to save the redwood and the national news media left, another crisis arose that threatened Luna's existence, introduced new heroes, and ushered in a new era of collaboration.GuestsStuart MoskowitzBoard Member and lead "Luna Covenant" monitor, Sanctuary Forestsanctuaryforest.orgDennis YniguezRegistered Consulting Arborist (ASCA), and a Board Certified Master Arborist (ISA). He received B.A. and M.A. degrees from the University of California, Berkeley, and his J.D. degree from the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law.treedecisions.comTree Story ShortCarol KingsburyBooks About Luna and Redwood TreesCook, Diane, and Len Jenshel.   Wise Trees.  Abrams Books.  New York.  2017.Davis, Erik.  The Visionary State: A Journey Through California's Spiritual Landscape. Chronicle Books.  San Francisco.  2007.Harris, David.  The Last Stand: The War Between Wall Street and Main Street Over California's Ancient Redwoods.  Sierra Club Books.  San Francisco.  1996.Hill, Julia Butterfly.  One Makes The Difference.  Harper Collins. San Francisco. 2002Hill, Julia Butterfly.  The Legacy of Luna.  Harper Collins. San Francisco. 2000Hill, Niklas.  Julia räddar skogen.  Trinambai.  Stockholm. 2017.Kostecki-Shaw, Jenny Sue.  Luna and Me.  Holt. New York. 2015. Lyon, George Ella.  Voices of Justice: Poems about People Working for a Better World.  Holt. New York.  2020.Podcast ConsultantRobb BarnardSpecial thanks toScott Parsons, for suggesting this episode and introducing me to StuartTheme MusicDiccon Lee, www.deeleetree.comArtworkDahn Hiuni, www.dahnhiuni.com/homeWebsitethisoldtree.showTranscripts available.Follow onFacebook or Instagram We want to hear about the favorite tree in your life! To submit a ~3 or 4 minute audio story for consideration for an upcoming episode of "Tree Story Shorts" on This Old Tree, record the story on your phone's voice memo app and email to:doug@thisoldtree.netThis episode was written in part at LitArts RI, a community organization and co-working space that supports Rhode Island's creators. litartsri.org

Le réalisateur belge Henri de Gerlache pour son docu. "Soeurs de combat", qui sort aujourd'hui. Il y a plus de vingt ans, Julia Butterfly Hill s'est engagée corps et âme pour sauver une forêt de la destruction au Nord de la Californie. Comme un écho retentissant, des jeunes femmes, partout dans le monde aujourd'hui, se sont levées et rêvent, chacune à leur manière, de protéger le vivant et la planète de la destruction en marche. L'expérience extraordinaire de Julia éclaire l'engagement actuel d'Anuna, Adelaïde, Luisa, Leah, Lena et Mitzi et leurs parcours s'entremêlent, comme les racines des arbres, comme des sœurs qui se connaissent sans le savoir…

"Paroles, Paroles" de Sébastien Ministru : « Éléor » de Dominique A. Le réalisateur belge Henri de Gerlache pour son docu. "Soeurs de combat", qui sort aujourd'hui. Il y a plus de vingt ans, Julia Butterfly Hill s'est engagée corps et âme pour sauver une forêt de la destruction au Nord de la Californie. Comme un écho retentissant, des jeunes femmes, partout dans le monde aujourd'hui, se sont levées et rêvent, chacune à leur manière, de protéger le vivant et la planète de la destruction en marche. L'expérience extraordinaire de Julia éclaire l'engagement actuel d'Anuna, Adelaïde, Luisa, Leah, Lena et Mitzi et leurs parcours s'entremêlent, comme les racines des arbres, comme des sœurs qui se connaissent sans le savoir… "L'histoire pas si classique des chansons cultes" de Valentine Jongen : Schubert dans le rap : Quand Franz Schubert (Trio avec piano opus 100 en mi mineur, Andante con moto) est repris par Booba, Fauve, Busta Flex, Marylin Manson et Mylène Farmer… Les sorties cinéma et les nouveautés sur les plateformes de streaming avec Éric Russon : - L'innocent de Louis Garrel - The Woman King - Le Petit Nicolas : Qu'est-ce qu'on attend pour être heureux ? - OrelSan : Montre jamais ça à personne - Partie 2 - The greatest beer run ever

Grab your climbing gear and protest signs because this week we are heading to Humboldt County California to fight to save the redwood forest. We are following the journey of Julia Butterfly Hill as she tree-sits in one of the tallest and oldest redwood trees that has been marked to be clearcut, along with the redwood forest surrounding it. She is harassed, threatened, and almost loses her life more than once, but she's in this fight for the long haul.  Book Recommendation : The Legacy of Luna by Julia Butterfly Hill We love our National Parks and we know you do too but when you're out there, remember to enjoy the view but watch your back. Please take a moment to rate and subscribe from wherever you're listening to NPAD! Become part of our Outsider family on Patreon to gain access to ad-free episode, bonus content and more. Follow our socials Instagram, Facebook , and Twitter. To share a Trail Tale, suggest a story, access merch and browse our book recommendations - head over to our website.  Thank you so much to our partners, check them out!   Xanterra Travel Collection: Become and employee and get FREE onsite housing. Feals: Use our link and become a member to get 50% off your first order plus free shipping.  Hello Fresh: Use our link and code NPAD16 for up to 16 free meals plus 3 free gifts. Prose: Use our link for a free in-depth hair consultation and 15% off your first order. Sources:  The Legacy of Luna by Julia Butterfly Hill  https://www.juliabutterflyhill.com/julia/luna/ https://sanctuaryforest.org/programs/land-conservation/luna/ https://www.sfgate.com/green/article/Vandals-Slash-Giant-Redwood-Tree-sitter-Julia-3302945.php http://www.forestecologynetwork.org/julia.htm

Richard Brendan celebrates JourneysFire Radio's 20-year anniversary of Bringing Love to Life on 88.7fm WICR, with a full hour of information and inspiration with two powerful women; environmentalist Julia Butterfly Hill and social change artist Holly Near.

Pallavi Pande started Dtocs three years ago with three things in mind, sustainability, community, and usability. Dtocs offers a line of compostable tableware from naturally fallen palm leaves from farms where she has personal relationships with the owners and farmers. Pallavi is also a woman of color and a mother of two young Dtocs brand ambassadors. She is hoping that Dtocs can be an elegant, sturdy, and affordable solution for a plastic-free world. Use the promo code DTOCS10 for 10% off any order at www.Dtocs.com!   Today's Sponsors:  Climate Talks is a new podcast exploring sustainability and the ways that we communicate about the climate. Catch season 1 now as host Sophia Li interviews climate optimists, investigating the steps we can take to work towards a more sustainable future. https://pod.link/1592523204 In this episode Marjorie and Pallavi discuss: Raising eco-conscious children The wide range of uses and the durability of palm leaf products How palm leaves are grown and retrieved and the process they undergo to be made into reusable flatware and tableware The impact that Dtocs is having in the community where the leaves are harvested Resources mentioned in today's episode: Julia Butterfly Hill, activist and author of The Legacy of Luna Business Wars podcast Mamavation Book: Atomic Habits   Connect with Pallavi Pande: Website: https://Dtocs.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/DtocsL LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/57414687/admin/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dtocsplates Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dtocsplates/    Connect with Marjorie Alexander: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/asustainablemind/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SustainableMind Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/asustainablemind/ Website: http://www.asustainablemind.com   Interested in sponsoring or supporting A Sustainable Mind? Visit our sponsorship page at ASustainableMind.com/sponsor!

On his deathbed Henry David Thoreau said his only regret was being too well behaved. Julia Butterfly Hill, Diane Wilson and Terri Swearingen, three of the most imaginative, inspiring and courageous direct action heroines of our era share their experiences and show us how courage and commitment can stop mountains from being moved.

Episode 1689: With 251305 views on Thursday, 16 December 2021 our article of the day is Julia Butterfly Hill.

We talk with the star of Netflix's “The Last Blockbuster,” pay tribute to the oldest living American, and discuss the man who yanked a bobcat off his wife! Voicemails lead to an instant request from the archives – that time a listener interviewed “douchebag” Meatloaf. In honor of Earth Day, Johnny remembers his love calls to the tree where environmental activist Julia “Butterfly” Hill lived. Plus: we break down Buzz's bedtime routine (melatonin, weed, AND wine!).

Story time with Katie & Allie. Grab a glass and pour a drink. Let’s talk Julia Butterfly Hill & Dr. Pamela Isley (Poison Ivy)

Dhamma Dena: Queer Online Retreat with Leslie Booker, Mel Coats, Ian Challis, October 2020 (Week 1) Finding our channel of love.

#用聽的認識她 #2min2KnowHer --------- 樹上的女孩：茱莉亞·伯特弗萊·希爾(Julia Butterfly Hill) 1997年，美國一位23歲的女孩，茱莉亞，為了保護一棵千年老樹免於砍伐的命運，便爬上了樹，甚至住了下來，藉此阻止伐木公司砍伐。 住在樹上的日子，有晴天也有陰天，更有風雨交加的夜晚，但是茱莉亞克服了個人內心的恐懼、不畏懼樹下恫嚇的伐木公司和惡劣的天氣，堅持了738天，最終成功擋下伐木公司的砍伐，而她的壯舉也開啟了後世的護樹行動，影響深遠。 茱莉亞認為，只要我們團結一致，展現我們的愛，便能夠治癒地球的傷口以及我們彼此心中的痛。我們能夠透過行動來發揮正面的影響力。她說：「我們生活在一個充滿問題的世界裡，而我們就是解決這些問題的人。」時至今日，茱莉亞依然致力於環境保護運動，持續守護我們唯一的地球。 (文：Maggie Chen) Powered by Firstory Hosting

:47 Disarm a military invasion of Portland1:27 Naked Athena legs splayed open1:40 look who she is being… full of light, calm and centered2:00 fully embodied feminine and divine masculine taking action in alignment with her wholeness3:02 embodied grace… apparition… full of light3:37 being peace being love4:04 simplicity of her presence powerful change4:52 combined action of the divine masculine and feminine5:30 Athena not a Goddess of War but in the Truest for a bringer of Peace6:09 Military walked away nothing to do.6:36 Healed feminine and a wounded feminine discussion Krista7:32 Grace and Balance she didn't fight she was healed in a loving space8:15 Our bodies are no our life. Temple of her body was in touch with the eternal flame of her love. No protection. The Naked vulnerability of her subdued everyone.9:40 She knew she is the light She is being fed from her intuition and guided in grace.10:36 living her truth rather than being a spectacle.11;30 Feet are bleeding. So uplifted she is the embodiment of the divine masculine and feminine form1217 Modern Day Divine embodied feminine.12:50 Action from the healed divine feminine and the healed masculine, you are one with the divine and it inhabits you.14:45 Power of being connected to the divine if complete faith and trust.15:50 What being peace does .. fill the streets with Silence… women16:42 Julia Butterfly Hill, Lady Godiva, Rosa Parks action from the feminine Goddess the power love state, God filled state.17:55 Local naked woman in Ojai Krista… she had no real agenda except to be a spectacle. No Power. Unhealed feminine. More rebellious, againstness, attention grabbing spectacle. Joke salacious20:02 Athena respectful response. instinct of the masculine to protect … still he is playing the externalized masculine22:56: extreme vulnerability and she is just holding space in her message of peace, nothing to do but soften. It was not that she was naked she was vulnerable in her nakedness.24:40 masculine response is a good sign if they are moved to care for women25:39 Beauty. She brought beauty into a dangerous dark situation. Watching a flower opening.26:40 we are powerful and we are coming from Source. That is where her power Is coming from. Or we can come from27:41 Angelic apparition in the form of this beautiful woman. And Katherine has had Men show up as angelic apparition28:20 Angelic presence “come to earth” ground peace , love beauty, grace, honor, serenity, inspiring moments of reminder that there is a lot of power in silence29:30 Open to hear the divine wisdom. We all have the capacity but are we doing the work?30:22 Dance of infinity play and dance together ~ happens in side watch her… she is in the divine feminine and dance with the masculine.32:25 MLK learning about peace in Selma, first march and second peaceful march. Kneeled and prayed .33:29 Military response shift .. they were disarmed. The grace of that is that we all have this power. Cultivate, work it, and choose your path to power.34:37 What would have happened if she was black?35:20 Black woman stood next to her. This is beyond the body feminine coming forward and quietly walking away.36:34 Brilliant Angel landed to show us that peace in possible.37:35 reach out to us at Info@theholyfuckpodcast.com info@twogalssoulschool.comLike us on FB @two gals soul school podcast and on Instagram at twogalssoulschoolpodcast38:33 We love you, spread the love!Subscribe to our podcast at www.twogalssoulschool.comFollow us on IG at @twogalssoulschoolSpread the love.

Spunti e riflessioni sull' importanza delle piante arboree con Julia Butterfly Hill, Suzanne Simard ed Henry David Thoreau

Recycle Michael interviews Green Mary on Earth Day. Mary Munat "Green Mary" tells her story about getting inspired to make events Zero Waste. Mary Munat entered the waste diversion world from her position as Human Resources Manager with The Health and Harmony Festival in Sonoma County in 2001. There, working in the role of volunteer coordinator, she heard environmental activist Julia Butterfly Hill speaking on the urgency of all event-goers to heed their environmental impact out at public events. Green light bulbs went off. All systems aligned internally and socially to give birth to a local industry. Within three years, before “greening” was even a verb, Green Mary moved from one local festival to greening a dozen, to over 200 event-related dates in 2015. She helped shift the focus from recycling and throw away items to highly compostable food service wares, ensuring that everything that can be composted or re-used is diverted from the landfill. Find her at www.greenmary.com Links mentioned: https://dailyacts.org/ https://huffman.house.gov Podcast Engineered by Crystal Awareness

Nathalie Chapron, C.B.I.C., is an international speaker, teacher and facilitator. Holistic Healer turned Intuitive Image Specialist, Nathalie is the elite image consultant to some of the greatest transformational leaders of our time. She blends her inherited French aesthetics, powerful intuition and formal training to help her clients align their inner essence with their outer image. After working with Nathalie, her clients experience a visible shift in their confidence, power, influence, magnetism and attractiveness. “Working with Nathalie was worth over a hundred hours of therapy”. ~ Sandy Z. She recently shared the stage with Les Brown and Elizabeth Gilbert (Eat, Pray, Love) and Julia Butterfly Hill. She loves giving back and in the past 3 years, has gifted over $260,000 in scholarships to her 3 Day Live event “Enlightened Beauty Live Experience”. She also loves taking women on “Divinely Feminine Retreats”. The retreat includes shopping and a photoshoot in Paris, a stay in a Castle in the South of France and a pilgrimage in the footsteps of Mary Magdalene. As an avid environmentalist, Nathalie is involved in a start-up developing a new type of solar technology which will make solar cars a reality. Born and raised in France, Nathalie now lives in the South San Francisco Bay Area with her husband and young son.

Perché lottare tanto per un albero? Perché ogni albero è fondamentale e ogni abbattimento è un passo verso il degradamento del nostro capitale naturale. Oggi vi portiamo in California e a Milano: le storie di Julia "Butterfly" Hill e degli attivisti del comitato"Salviamo il parco del campus Bassini"

In this episode YIV's Holly Skodis interviews Julia Butterfly Hill about how living in a tree for 2 years inspired her to teach others that each and every one of us makes a difference. Julia Butterfly Hill is an activist, author, motivational speaker, and life coach. She is best known for having lived in a 200 foot tall, over 1,000-year-old California redwood tree for 738 days without ever touching the ground from December 10, 1997 to December 18, 1999. Hill lived in the tree, known as Luna, to prevent Maxxam Corporation controlled Pacific Lumber Company from cutting it down and logging the surrounding grove. She is the author of Legacy of Luna and Becoming and co-author of One Makes the Difference. Julia spent over 15 years being in service to the planet and all her beings. Julia also has been a joyous vegan for over 20 years.Connect with Julia:Website: juliabutterflyhill.com

Longtime California environmentalist Paul Mason sits down with Capitol Weekly's John Howard and Tim Foster for a wide-ranging discussion covering wildfires, the status of California's forests, Julia Butterfly Hill, John's 1980 Volkswagen Scirocco and the shifting focus of the state's environmental movement in the face of global climate change crisis. Also: a shameless plug for Capitol Weekly's internship program!

Julia Butterfly Hill returns as a special guest in the season two opener, episode 16!. Join Angela and Julia in a conversation about how the theme of love has been challenging and difficult to navigate, the negative narratives that we tell ourselves, and Julia's experience in the online dating world.  Julia's Contact: Julia Butterfly Hill Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Julia-Butterfly-Hill-108629532504174/ Angela's Contact: E-mail: angelapocpodcast@gmail.com Website: www.powerofconnectionpodcast.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/powerofconnectionpodcast/ Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/powerofconnectionpodcast/

Show notes:   Episode 13 features special guest Julia Butterfly Hill as she joins Angela in a game of 20 questions. Get a glimpse of Julia that you may not see in the public arena. Find out what they care about, what makes them cry and the next thing they want to work on. If you're interested in donating to the LA Farm Project indicated in the podcast, please reach Julia at hillbutterflyjulia@gmail.com.   Season 2 returns in September. Meanwhile, join Angela during the summer for the 'political series' with Patrick Starnes, an Independent candidate running for governor in the state of Oregon. www.powerofconnectionpodcast.com Contact: angelapocpodcast@gmail.com  

  Shownotes: Julia Butterfly Hills is back as my special guest in episode 10. She shares with us her short tour of the midwestern states of; Arkansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Kansas. We discuss the importance of community and sangha, how to connect beyond our comfort zones and why it’s important to look to make contributions right in our own backyards.   CONTACT INFO:  Julia Butterfly Hill Website: Julia Butterfly Website                                         Julia Butterfly Hill Facebook Page   Angela Shen: angelapocpodcast@gmail.com Instagram: powerofconnection Instagram: angteatime

There is within us a need for the wild, an innate recognition that the fine world we're making, straight lined, tidy, ordered, and smooth, cannot sustain our souls; there is a knowledge that our dream of dominion over nature will ultimately destroy us and yet, we suppress ourselves, madly manicuring human nature to confirm and conform to an homogenized, sanitized, commodified vision of paradise. But, there is an awakening around the world. Millions are shedding the delusion we can successfully exist extant from nature and are working to reconnect with our only home, planet Earth. Two years ago, Julia Butterfly Hill, came to ground after the longest tree-sit since homo erectus first ventured into the African savannah. And since returning to terra firma she's been busy planting seeds. She founded the Circle of Life Foundation, an organization dedicated to a sustainable culture of life; published, ‘The Legacy of Luna' a book chronicling her fight to save California's disappearing redwoods; and has traveled around the world meeting and speaking with thousands about her experiences. In the first half of the program, featured speaker at UVic's upcoming, ‘Women and Wildness' forum, Julia Butterfly Hill… [Music by Madagascar's Tarika]

Julia Butterfly Hill returns as a special guest in episode 8. Join Angela and Julia in a conversation shaped around leading a life filled with purpose vs. a life of production. Julia offers guidance around being stuck, confused or lost while coming to understand what our life's purpose is.  Julia's Contact: Julia Butterfly Hill Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Julia-Butterfly-Hill-108629532504174/ Julia's Go Fund Me Page: https://www.gofundme.com/help-julia-butterfly-hill-get-hips Angela's Contact: E-mail: angelapocpodcast@gmail.com Website: www.powerofconnectionpodcast.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/powerofconnectionpodcast/ Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/powerofconnectionpodcast/

In episode three, Julia and Angela sit with their good friend, Giselle Mari. Giselle is a yoga teacher based in the Bay Area, San Francisco. They share stories of how their connections with each other has brought them full circle after many years. They laugh their way through the podcast and discuss Giselle's path to teaching yoga, influential people and teachers in her life and what fifth level veganism means. Giselle teaches locally at Breath Together Yoga Mondays at noon in Los Gatos, as well as at Nandi Yoga Sundays at 9 am in San Mateo. Giselle Mari Contact: Giselle Mari Yoga Website                                Giselle Mari Facebook Page March 18-24, 2018:  Giselle's Fire and Iceland Retreat Julia Butterfly Hill Website: Julia Butterfly Website                                         Julia Butterfly Hill Facebook Page  

In part 2 of episode 2, we pick up where we left off. Julia has just arrived to basecamp and chosen to tree sit in Luna. She shares the lessons she learned from Luna, the dangers she faced while trying to protect Luna, and ultimately how she came to save her friend and teacher. Thank you for joining us as we finish Julia's supershero journey! Where to Find Julia: Website:Julia Butterfly Webpage Facebook: Julia on FB Where to Find Angela: Instagram: Angela on IG

Welcome to the intro episode of Power of Connection. In this episode, Angela and special guest and co-host, Julia Butterfly Hill explore their personal connection, themes such as: community, love, activism and environmentalism. The first two episodes commemorate Julia's 20th anniversary of Julia's historic climb and tree sit of the Redwood tree, Luna.   Julia Butterfly Hill Contact Info and Books: www.juliabutterfly.com Julia Butterfly on Facebook Luna and Me Children's Book Legacy of Luna by Julia Butterfly Hill  

Hello my friends, welcome to Chapter 28 of Sanguine Stories. Today I’ll be sharing with you a story that I wrote nearly 10 years ago. Here’s a little backstory just to catch you up: In the winter of 2008, I made my first visit to Luna, the tree that was given worldwide attention by Julia Butterfly Hill. It was 20 years ago on December 10th, 1997, that she climbed this giant redwood named Luna and didn’t come down for 738 days. I was so very fortunate to make 4 visits to Luna before moving to Costa Rica. My trips to Luna, this awe-inspiring tree, are one of only a few things that I miss about living in California. Walking into Luna’s grove is more like walking into sacred space, a sanctuary of harmony. If you’ve listened to Chapter 13 of this podcast, you know that I am not a woo-woo person. But there is something special about Luna’s grove, there’s an energy there. Read the full transcript here.

Our guest today is Katchie Ananda. Katchie is an international Yoga and Dharma teacher whose life’s work has been to explore the practices of yoga and dharma and share their path to freedom with others. She has well over 10,000 teaching hours, spanning nearly 30 years as a full-time practitioner and trainer and she has developed numerous approaches to wisdom in body, mind and heart. Her eclectic background includes certifications in Anusara, Jivamukti, Integral, Ashtanga Yoga by Richard Freeman and many years of practice with Buddhist teacher and author Jack Kornfield. At one point, Katchie was the co-founder/director of Yoga Sangha, a studio in San Francisco’s Mission district, dedicated to Yoga and Dharma. Under Katchie’s guidance, Yoga Sangha became a much beloved community center and attracted students who shared a concern for social justice and equality. In 2007 Katchie launched the powerful Spiritual Activation Series, a forum through which the yoga community could connect with well-known authors and activists such as John Robbins, Jack Kornfield and Julia Butterfly Hill. The goal of the series was to raise awareness about human and animal rights, the environment, social justice, and highlight the interconnectedness of Yoga and Dharma. In this same spirit, Katchie volunteered for many years at San Quentin, teaching yoga and Dharma to long-term inmates. Her leadership and example in yoga and social change prompted Yoga Journal to name Katchie one of five top yoga teachers making change in the world. It was a rare treat to catch her in Bali because she doesn’t teach much at festivals or in small classes these days.  I sat with her after taking two of her classes at the Bali Spirit Festival, because I was so impressed with her vast wisdom and open hearted teaching style. In our interview Katchi talks about her journey and passion as a yoga teacher for nearly 30 years. We discuss the value of a solo home practice, expressing the elements through your practice. And how practicing yoga helps you trust your own inner authority, and can make the world a better place. Check the show notes to find Katchie’s schedule, links to her book, and also her inspiring instagram account as well as soundcloud, which includes a large playlist of her yoga classes. I found her energy incredibly sincere, uplifting and inspirational. I hope you do too. Enjoy the show, and namaste.   https://www.katchieananda.com/ info@katchieananda.com https://soundcloud.com/katchieananda https://www.instagram.com/katchieananda/ The Art of Awakening Book: https://www.katchieananda.com/

Julia Butterfly Hill ascended a 1500-year-old redwood tree on December 10, 1997, and remained there for 738 days. Affectionately named Luna, the redwood and others surrounding it were in danger of being taken down by a logging company that was clear-cutting the area. After two years of enduring extreme weather, helicopter harassment, angry logger intimidation tactics and a ten-day siege by the company's security guards Hill saved her tree and all of the others within a 200-foot zone. Today, a motivational speaker, Julia is commonly heard asking her audience one question. "What is your tree?" What is it that you are passionate about in life and what makes you feel purposeful? These are the questions that we get to answer if we are willing to ask them. Kathleen Kastner, our guest today, is living in her tree and her road to finding this home within herself has been via a series of Hail Mary passes. Having the approval of those around her never stopped Kathleen from answering the deep calls from within, and as you will hear in our conversation, her leaps of faith have been perfectly supported by powers far beyond the approval of family and friends. It may be easy to listen to Kathleen's story and think that you are different and that life could never end up so joyful for you. The truth is, the differences are found in each individuals' willingness to jump when the universe calls. When I am feeling shaky in my discomfort, and the idea of curling up in a space of comfort seems like the only reasonable action to take, I remind myself that I am here on purpose. I remind myself that I have an ever evolving purpose and outright obligation as a human to unearth the gifts I came here to share. Is this scary? Hell yes. Bumpy? For sure! But my experience has shown me that when we follow our hearts the universe conspires to support us. The path to purpose is not always pretty, I can't stress this enough. Kathleen spent much of her life addicted to exercise, sugar and caffeine. She partied hard and like so many people, used external substances to avoid feeling true life. This is what most of us do because it's socially acceptable to wake up to coffee and go to bed with wine. It feels better to grab that 3 o'clock latte and vent to a friend than to feel the weight of our choices. These cycles are so common, they are normalized and for Kathleen, it wasn't until her first yoga class, on account of Dr. Deepak Chopra, that everything started to shift. Kathleen holds a master’s Degree in Exercise Physiology and a Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism. She is a Certified Food for Life Plant-Based Instructor with the Physician’s Committee for Responsible Medicine and has been vegan since 2002. She has written two books, Yoga’s Path to Weight Loss: A Mind Body Spirit Guide to Loving Yourself Lean and The Cheerleader Speaks: What God Taught Me About Men and Myself. Both books include deep insight into Kathleen's journey. A journey of intuitive strength, overcoming unworthiness and finding her tree. Thank you for tuning in, we greatly appreciate your support and for the notes that you are sending us. Please go to iTunes and leave a review for the show, we are actively growing our reach and iTunes reviews are very helpful for our mission.

“It is a profound act of courage to live a life of love.” ~Julie Butterfly Hill “Love yourself in every way you can think of and know how amazing your are.” ~Annette Dunklin In this interview featuring the extraordinary Julia Butterfly Hill and Annette Dunklin we discuss: Recovering from some of our greatest oppressions How Lyme Disease and a major car accident have yet again transformed Julia’s life Showing up as your authentic self How to stay true to yourself when you’re putting yourself out there (activism, social media etc) How Radical Replenishment empowers people to see themselves as agents of change by The power of play, love and loving yourself

Many know the name Starhawk, the popular author of twelve books, including the seminal The Spiral Dance, a classic of feminist spirituality. Starhawk is an elder in the permaculture communities, and is a frequent lecturer around the world. The 5th Sacred Thing novel, written by Starhawk and published by Bantam books, has a longstanding, devoted following, a touchstone for activists and social change makers for over twenty years. It’s the book Julia Butterfly Hill read in the branches of the redwoods during her two-year tree sit, that the WTO protestors carried in their backpacks, that Occupiers passed around their libraries. Continuously in print since 1993, it’s sold over a 100,000 thousand copies, translated into four languages. I chat with Starhawk about her newest sequel to The Fifth Sacred Thing, called City of Refuge, which picks up with the characters where we left off. The book is available soon for sale, and it's incredible!

We’re joined again by Tami Simon–founder of the spiritual media company Sounds True and senior student of Vajrayana teacher Reggie Ray. This week we ask her about her new podcast series, Insights at the Edge, where she has been interviewing many of the best spiritual teachers in the world. Jokingly, Tami said that she wanted to name the show, “Grill the Guru.” Even though that was a joke, there is some truth in it, and she uses her opportunity with these different teachers to ask them tough questions about their lives. We also ask her about some of the people that have impacted her the most during her decades of being around, and working with some of the brightest spiritual teachers of our time. She shares stories from some of her favorite luminaries, including Quaker teacher and activist Parker Palmer, Julia Butterfly Hill, Adyashanti, and finally “the living now gate,” Eckhart Tolle. This is part 2 of a two-part series. Listen to part 1, You Will Get the Dharma You Need. Episode Links: Eckhart Tolle TV ( http://www.eckharttolletv.com ) Geneen Roth: No Situation is Unworkable ( http://bit.ly/1TOG2TT ) Insights at the Edge Podcast ( apple.co/1TOFNrL ) Sounds True ( www.soundstrue.com )

Julia Butterfly Hill lived in an ancient redwood tree in northern California for 738 days to protect it. Her bed was a tiny platform. She speaks to Witness about the challenges and the beauty she experienced during her remarkable solo protest. (Photo: Julia Butterfly Hill in the ancient redwood tree she called Luna. Credit: AP)

A conversation with Julia "Butterfly" Hill, one of the most important environmental activists and eco warriors of our time. Perhaps best known for living for two years in a 1,500-year-old redwood tree to prevent it from being cut down, she has inspired millions through her many courageous acts, her books, poetry, lectures, and retreats. In this interview, we discuss how we can recognize our life's calling and make courageous choices for a better world.

Activist, Author, The Legacy of Luna

Marianne Manilov is the National Team Leader of The Engage Network, a nonprofit social venture that promotes widespread civic engagement.  At the moment, The Engage Network includes three "sectors": What's Your Tree?, inspired by Julia Butterfly Hill's tree-sit, Off the Mat Into the World, founded by yoga teacher Seane Corn, and Green for All founded by Van Jones.  You can find out more about the Engage Network at www.engagenet.org.A transcript of this interview is available on my blog, Have Fun * Do Good.Photo: The Engage Network Founders: Marianne Manilov, Ina Pockrass and Alissa Hauser.

Click to Play Nice piece that aired on San Francisco public access TV, about the murder of David "Gypsy" Chain and the tree-sit of Julia "Butterfly" Hill. I was eyewitness to the murder of David "Gypsy" Chain, and am featured in the first part of the segment.Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4)Tags: north, coast, earth, first!, non-violence, civil, disobedience, maxxam, pacific, lumber, direct, action, david, gypsy, chain, julia, butterfly, hill