ecotone : a transition zone where different ecological communities
meet and come together to form a diverse, dynamic, and rich space
where growth happens and change is made.
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Ecotones Now is a vibrant reflection of representation, engagement, and community. We’re a 100% independent, volunteer-run podcast companion to EHN, a platform to showcase the environmental-related work and expertise of graduate students and early career scholars who identify as women, trans and/or nonbinary people. The podcast was created to bring EHN’s mission to the podcasting space, to share contributors’ work more widely, and to give EHN contributors an opportunity to produce a show that corresponds to and expands EHN’s work.
Produced in seasons by a rotating cast of hosts, Ecotones Now is a collaborative, inclusive addition to podcasts on environmental history. Our second season features contributors sharing and reflecting on their written pieces. It’s hosted, edited, and produced by Natalie Wilkinson, with music provided by Natalie Wilkinson and Christine Murphy. Special thanks to Emma Moesswilde and Elizabeth Hameeteman. For more on our first season, click here.
You can follow and connect with Ecotones Now on Twitter. Episodes are released every other Thursday on Substack, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube – and published here on EHN. Thanks for listening!
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Season 2
– Episode 2.1 ft. Jessica M. DeWitt
– Episode 2.2 ft. Knar Gavin
– Episode 2.3 ft. Amrita DasGupta
Season 1 – Our’s Community’s voices
– Episode 1.1 ft. Anna Guasco
– Episode 1.2 ft. Asmae Ourkiya
– Episode 1.3 ft. Kristen Brig-Ortiz
– Episode 1.4 ft. Ligia Arguilez
– Episode 1.5 ft. Ana Sekulić
– Episode 1.6 ft. Luísa Reis-Castro
– Episode 1.7 ft. Celeste Henery and Ramya Swayamprakash
– Episode 1.8 (Season Finale) ft. EHN’s Executive Team