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The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy

The Gravity Well podcast breaks down heavy ideas into small buckets anyone can handle! Our mission is simple, to set aside our differences and collaborate with others through conversation and process. Together we can face our dilemmas and make the world better for all. In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge we are in Blackfoot Treaty 7 territory and Metis District 5 and 6 lands. We take reconciliACTION by seeking the wisdom of elders and principled individuals who aim to restore water,

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64:11

Building Riparian and Community Health with Dixon...

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2024/04/09

Jenny and Alex are joined by fellow collaborator, Janet Pennington, to listen and reflect upon Dixon Hammond's rebuilding of the Beaver Creek Watershed Community, where he was born, raised, and returned to look after. We learn about Dixon's process for building and maintaining healthy relationships. How important it is to ensure that decisions are made by those who hold the responsibility of the land and its health. He attributes his success to the success of the watershed council community, knowing

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1:44

Ryan Heavy Head Teaches Us About the Crisis of...

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2024/04/09

Ryan Heavy Head | First Diver speaks about a living relationship with life and earth. The importance of balance in our words, community, and with nature.

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79:12

Maslow and the Blackfoot a Contemporary Beaverman's...

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2024/04/09

Jenny and Alex are joined by fellow collaborator, Walter Hossli, to listen and reflect upon Ryan Heavy Head | First Diver's research project on Maslow and his visit with the Blackfoot First Nations before forming the human Hierarchy of Needs. We learn about Indigenous principles that form a balance with nature and each other. How important the expectation of long-term relationships are in our respect for one another and for our environment. We learn to appreciate we have a living relationship within

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2:47

The Crisis According to Melanie, Janet, Kristy, and Mark

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2024/04/09

Melanie Hoffman, Janet Pennington, Kristy Jackson, and Mark Dorin weigh in on what is the nature of, and what defines a crisis from their own experiences. Views vary. That's important. We dare to hear each other out.

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56:54

Choose Your Own Crisis

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2024/04/09

Melanie Hoffman, Janet Pennington, Kristy Jackson, and Mark Dorin weigh in on what is the nature of, and what defines a crisis from their own personal experiences. Views vary. That's important. We dare to hear each other out.

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1:39

Ruben Defines the Polycrisis

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2024/04/09

Ruben Nelson joins Jenny and Jiim in Brown''s Social House to discuss the crisis we are experiencing.

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75:49

Choose Your Own Crisis

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2024/04/09

This week’s discussion expanded to include an additional interview. Jenny had the opportunity to sit down with Ruben Nelson and Jim Campbell to learn more about the problems we face. Ruben explains he was born and raised in Calgary in 1939 before the oil and gas industry was in full effect. He left Calgary to begin his undergraduate at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario. He received an honours degree in philosophy and political theory and then completed a Master’s in philosophy and theology, in

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1:26

Emergency Preparedness with Mike and Chris

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2024/04/09

Mike and Chris explain that emergency preparedness includes mentoring, planning, communicating honestly, honouring evidence and experience in any form, and collaborating with other jurisdictions, and organizations.

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67:16

Emergency Preparedness

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2024/04/09

Jenny and Alex met with Mike Westwick and Chris Yeremiy to learn about quality emergency preparedness and response. We learned that emergency preparedness includes mentoring, planning, communicating honestly, honouring evidence and experience in any form, and collaborating with other jurisdictions, and organizations. The key to preparedness is looking for evidence from experts, planning for the worst, and communicating broadly to all possible affected. Thank you, Mike and Chris, we look forward to

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2:09

Ecological Grief

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2024/04/09

Think of our home, North America, originally known as Turtle Island, and its resources as an endowment we share. Where we honour and cherish our land and each other, as stewards.

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58:27

The Laws of the Land

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2024/04/09

In episode 4, Jenny and Alex speak with Colin Smith, of Land-lovers | Bow River Bioregion Regeneration Network, to learn about the health of the earth's ecological system. It currently has a failing grade and we need to work together in the community to solve our shared problems. That short political cycles are working against our need to think long-term and that we need to hold the fear we share while remaining open to unexpected alliances. We have we issues, not us or them problems. Thank you,

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66:18

Good Faith and Civil Society

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2024/04/09

Regan Boychuk explains what is missing from the corporate and special interest, media system we operate in; the expectation of “good faith”.

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66:18

Sourcing Quality News

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2024/04/09

In this episode, Jenny and Alex chat with Regan about medialens.org's mission and 20-year history of analysing news. Media Lens understands the centralizing nature of media serves corporate or special interests, not human interests. We discuss IOP Publishing's critical analysis of 17 news sources across five Western nations to determine their accuracy in communicating climate science to the general population. The study found the National Post and Daily Mail News to be misleading the public by

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3:01

Brad and Michele on Behavioral Health

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2024/04/09

Brad Chapin and Michele Thomson discuss how they are experiencing and seeing prolonged Fight-or-Flight as Healthcare leaders and professionals.

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69:43

Behavioral Health and Safety with Brad Chapin

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2024/04/09

In episode 2 of thegravitywell.net, hear from Brad Chapin about how challenge or fear engages our #FightOrFlight (FOF) operating system. When our #FOF system is engaged our ability to creatively problem-solve, and think like a human, is compromised. The remedy to an engaged FOF system is safety. Brad explains ways for individuals to achieve safety through early identification and practice using simple tools like music. The addition of Michele Thomson, speaking from lived experience, was a welcome

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3:29

Sage Advise from Angie & Melanie

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2024/04/08

Angie Alexander and Melanie Richards offer some sage advice on being open to others' perspectives and perceptions and setting a community agreement.

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58:54

The Gravity Well Ground Rules

The Gravity Well with Jenny Yeremiy ·

2024/04/08

In Episode 1 of thegravitywell.net, Alexander MacGillivray and Jenny Yeremiy discuss why they are working together and what they intend for The Gravity Well conversations; to provide knowledge and skills to care for each other and our air, water, land, life, and resource needs. Thank you, again, to Angie Alexander, P.Eng, and Melanie Richards, for your valuable input in building our community rules (see comment). We look forward to future conversations with you both!

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5:46

Welcome to The Gravity Well with Alex and Jenny

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2024/04/08

Why The Gravity Well? Like gravity, tackling a crisis can be quite a heavy undertaking. It is easy to get pulled down by its sheer weight. We aim to have fun while breaking down common, yet heavy, problems, one bucket at a time. For that, The Gravity Well seems to be a fitting name. Jenny and Alex introduce themselves and why they are hosting this podcast. They explain taking a complex decision-making course together to figure out how to bring structure to a conversation about managing a crisis. We

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