Sacred Spaces: Conservation Throughout History

Are we one with nature?

In our podcast, we discuss the relationship between humans and nature, specifically the way humans view themselves within the natural world, and how this relationship has evolved over time.

Sacred Spaces: Conservation Throughout History

In this podcast, we take an in depth look at ancient and modern perceptions of conservation of sacred or valuable natural areas. We seek to answer why these spaces were conserved, and why we, as modern Americans, should continue this tradition.

The Similarities of Mother Earth in Antiquity and the Present Day

Our harmful and irreversible damage to the earth is no different from that of the Ancient Greeks and Romans. This is evidenced by multiple writings we have studied this semester including Hesiod's Theogony, Hugh's Environmental Problems, and Pope Francis' Laudato Si.

Nature in The Past and the Present as We Know It

This podcast explores the relationship between humans and nature in both antiquity and current times, and how humans viewed and continue to view their surroundings.

Water: a Right or a Privilege?

This podcast explores the use of water in ancient Greek and Roman societies and compares it to water use and its repercussions today.