18. The eye of the guest sees everything: in conversation with climate anthropologist Cymene Howe

20. Listening to the Ancestral Wisdom of Glaciers: a conversation with Antje Howard from Ancestral Arts Festival

Welcome back to The Glacier's Song podcast! In this episode, I dive into the importance of connecting to glaciers as our ancestors and as our elders which are -in their own geological scale of time- exhaling their last breath. I delve into why is important to be present with them in this moment, to listen, and to hold their hand. This conversation has been part of the Ancestral Arts Festival, directed and curated by Antje Howard. Find more interviews here: ancestral-arts.com This episode includes a 10min guided practice: a Listening Ritual where you can connect with your own presence, listen to the sounds of Glaciers, and Explore Your Voice in dialogue with the soundscape. To access and receive my Free Glacier Initiation session, just sign up with your email here: nefurmusic.com/free-glacier-initiation To join Glacier Drops, access here: nefurmusic.com/glacier-drops Follow me on Instagram @nefurmusic and listen to my full album The Water, The Lover on bandcamp: nefur.bandcamp.com With love, Néfur

19. Tale to the future: imagine yourself as an ancestor

This is a 7 minute podcast episode inviting you to time-travel to the year 2125 to imagine yourself as an ancestor. This is an invitation to imagine yourself being remembered by your descendants in 100 years time for choosing to be part of a group of ancestors that decided to be a bridge between humans, glaciers and time. A Glaciers Letter to the Future Humanity is being created, and you can receive it and safeguarded through becoming 1 of the 28 Glacier Drops. Be 1 of the 28 through the following link and receive the transformational power of glaciers to be passed on to the future. For the times when the glaciers will be gone and when we will be gone, let's make their voices remain. nefurmusic.com/glacier-drops

18. The eye of the guest sees everything: in conversation with climate anthropologist Cymene Howe

In this episode I have an inspiring, deep and lively chat with climate anthropologist Cymene Howe. Through our various endeavours with and around Ok glacier, we dive into practises of being a good ancestor, and about the sharpness of the eye of the outsider. At the door of Easter, we enquire about death and salvation for humans and glaciers, and on the grounds of hydrofeminism we cherish the newly formed lake in which the remains of Ok (Egg) are becoming a womb for new forms of life. Join my newsletter on nefurmusic.com to be updated with very exciting upcoming projects IG @nefurmusic Link to Not Ok movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVvYLQc-Ldw&t=952s

17. Global Glacier Sound Meditation: Celebrating the First World Day of Glaciers

In celebration of the 1st World Day of Glaciers Néfur offers a Global Sound Meditation with the sounds of glaciers she recorded in Iceland for people from all over the world to listen to glaciers' direct voices. In this episode, Marcela Fernández, Cymene Howe and Néfur introduce you to some of the endangered or already disappeared glaciers of the world, and Néfur takes you on a listening journey to open your heart to receive the voices of glaciers in combination with her voice. For a powerful experience, during the sound meditation part of this episode we recommend you close your eyes and use headphones. The Glaciers we introduced and invited into the meditation are: Anderson Glacier (United States) Pico Humbolt (Venezuela) Monte Perdido & Aneto (Spain) Hofsjökull (Iceland) Santa Isabel (Colombia) You can find all of their stories in the Global Glacier Casualty List https://glaciercasualtylist.rice.edu Episode hosted by Néfur in collaboration with activist and NGO founder Marcela Fernández from Cumbres Blancas Colombia and climate anthropologist Cymene Howe from Rice University and Global Glacier Casualty List. In recent years, singer, composer & sound-artist Néfur has recorded the sounds of Icelandic glaciers, has sung with them and listened with them, while also creating original compositions, performances, workshops and meditative sound journeys uniting her voice to the ones of glaciers.

16. Why do we (not) want to save the glaciers? A missing key in the climate conversation

A reflection on a missing key in the climate conversation.Join us on the Global Glacier Sound Meditation on the 22nd of March in celebration of the 1st World Day of Glaciers.Info & Free registration at: https://mailchi.mp/fdadbc61a3a8/glaciersoundsMy recorded music made with the sounds of Icelandic Glaciers, The Egg and The Human, part of my upcoming album The Water, The Lover:nefur.bandcamp.comTrailer of my Live Performative Concert The Water, The Lover:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUi-heLSVpIFind me on Instagram @nefurmusic www.nefurmusic.com