These are podcasts about magical communications with nature, released in Seasons of threes.
In this trailer you'll hear the voices of Season 1, three episodes featuring Charlotte Moreton, Allen Chalk and Frankie Sinclair. They are talking about their meetings with a sparrow, a shire horse and a gorilla, respectively.
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Nature Talks To Humans sheds light on questions we often ask. Can animals understand humans? Can humans understand animals? Can humans and animals talk to each other, share community and work together? Can birds and humans speak to each other? Is the wild landscape alive? Can hills, rocks and rivers be spiritual?
These podcasts share the magic of communing with Nature. They explore the fascinating world of Nature and animal communication. We'll hear real stories from people who have experienced deep connections with Nature, real-life experiences of people who have communicated with animals, birds and landscape. Whether you're interested in mystical nature stories, animal communication, or spiritual connections with wildlife and landscape, these podcasts will inspire you to listen to the messages of the Earth.
There will be tips on how you can tune into the natural world and you will learn how to start your own journey in listening to nature. You will learn how to hear Nature's hidden conversations. Listen to Nature Talks With Humans and discover the realm of what you might feel, hear and know about the natural world.
Listen to these podcasts and see where they take you :)
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By Estelle Phillips
What is Nature Talks With Humans?
Real people share real stories of their dialogue with Nature. Hear how it feels to talk with animals, birds and landscape. Share the magic of cross species communication.
Created by award winning Nature writer and poet Estelle Phillips.