We Walk The Earth

Sound Journey 07: Patzcuaro Market A day walking around Patzcuaro´s market in Michoacan, Mexico, connecting to the people and the environment through sound. Can you spot the dangling keys of a man walking by and the kid playing with peanuts and beans to hear them through the recorder? Our “Sound Journey” series looks to spark curiosity by immersing us in diverse sonic realities and providing a spa...

Pablo Restrepo is an artist who studied political science and international relations in the UK and China. He has led various projects in fashion , photography, graphic design and experience design focused on regeneration and social transformation. He has been featured in publications such as BBC, Vice, The Business of Fashion, Revista Semana. He has given TEDx talks on creative change and led dru...

Recorded while kayaking at sunrise in Jalpan de Serra's water damn, that hosts more than 150 species of birds throughout the year. Jalpan de Serra is part of the Biosphere Reserve of the Sierra Gorda. Our Sound Journey series seeks to inspire curiosity about our planet and its diverse environments through sound. wewalktheearth.org composed and recorded by Sergio Isauro @tejedor__ a @nodalab_ origi...

Sergio Isauro in conversation with Warren Mckee, a PTSD coach who helps veterans and first responders go from Victim to Victory. He went to Iraq in 2007, came home, and his life fell apart. He got divorced, turned to drugs, and ended up homeless. Then one day he found coaching and turned his life around. He went from homeless veteran to entrepreneur. He teaches and coaches how to handle emotions s...

This sound journey, composed and recorded by Michael Alfred Wagner [ Biomigrant ] traces movements through time and place during two days of an artist residency in Espacio Pilam, in the green hills of Xico, Veracruz. We first hear the echoing town bell from high above in the hills, as diverse choruses of birds accompany the setting sun and mix with distant cowbells, before descending to the Pilam...

Biomigrant is the musical expression of producer and multi-instrumentalist Michael Alfred Wagner. Born in the US, in 2014 he crossed Central America by bicycle, arriving in Colombia where he currently lives. With his mix of digital beats production, live instrumentation, traditional Latin American music, and field recordings he has brought joy and surprises to dance floors across the Americas and...

Sound Journey 04: Worthington Schools. Visit a day at a school in Worthington, Ohio through sound, classrooms, outdoor spaces, and multicultural conversations. Our “Sound Journey” series looks to spark curiosity by immersing us in diverse sonic realities and providing a space for contemplation and presence to be practiced. Recorded and composed by Kenny Galloway Kenny works in his local school dis...

Sergio Isauro is joined in conversation with Kenny Galloway , who works in his local school district providing bilingual education, community welfare, and social-emotional development support for the emergent English immigrant students, their families, and his fellow teachers and administrators across the district. Kenny describes himself as a professional generalist - with an extensive background...

This is Earth Week! In today´s Sound Journey 03: Huahuas Basement. This 1568-foot-deep cenote in San Luis Potosi, Mexico, is the home and shelter to thousands of Guacamayas, which fly out during sunrise after waking up. The sonic spectacle resembles a natural turbine that propels the birds up. You can here the sunrise energy waking up the Huahuas and the rest of the jungle, along with an impressed...

Igor Rakuz is a trained musician and a regenerative cannabis farmer. His industry defying practice mixes scientific methods as well as a deep connection with nature and the environment, and is helping create a more environmentally fair industry in this times of fast and careless industrialization. We Walk The Earth is a nodalab original podcast hosted by Sergio Isauro, a space for self-discovery t...

Crinan Canal, composed and recorded by Sergio Isauro @tejedor__ in 2013 in Scotland while volunteering in an Art and Science expedition for The Clipperton Project. The sound piece was later featured in a collective art exhibition in Museo Diego Rivera in Mexico City. Catch the "Sound Journey" Series and the other @wewalktheearth_ episodes. Únete a la waitlist de nodalab usando este link:  https://...

Riker Vermilye is the founder of MadAgave, a non-profit social enterprise that aims to create food security, biodiversity conservation, and economic development in the Deep South of Madagascar, a place where climate change has induced famine.  In this episode, we unravel how his work inside the Billion Agave Project is fueled by a fierce human spirit and the interconnection with nature. We also qu...

The first episode of our “Sound Journey” series. “Ardrishaig Gala” is a sound piece composed by recordings made in Ardrishaig, Scotland in 2013, while Sergio Isauro was volunteering in an Art and Science expedition for The Clipperton Project. The sound piece was later featured in a collective art exhibition in Museo Diego Rivera in Mexico City. Through sound experiences, this and the next “Sound J...

We are back from our winter break! Welcome back to We Walk The Earth. Our guest today is Valérie Fortin. Valérie is a fervent guide that empowers others to abandon daily drama and courageously take responsibility for their own experience on this planet. As an empathetic professional Astrologer, she lights the path for her clients to rewrite their story, step into self-actualization, and boldly emb...

Jessica Rita is a counselor raised in Canada in the mountains of British Columbia, on the traditional land of the Sinixt and Ktunaxa peoples, with horses for best friends, and a deep connection with the nature around her. She directed her love of psychology, mythology, mystery, and the wild, into developing a counselling practice focused on supporting the courageous and soul-centric longings that...

Carmina Becerra is a coach and speaker with roots in Mexico, with 16 years of experience in entertainment and media training. After a career as a TV host on Telemundo, Univision, and Fox Sports, she founded a media training company to teach others how to harness their power in front of a camera and in everyday life. Her company Cameraready is the result of Carmina’s lifelong goal to see a world wh...

Virginia Vigliar is a poet, writer, and editor who has spent the last 15 years researching Social Justice and Feminism. She has been published in Atmos Magazine, The Guardian, Vice, and Al Jazeera, plus she leads the Art Corner by The Tilt. She is also the mind and soul behind this podcast’s Poetry Forest, featured in each of our episodes, a space for reflection based around a selection of her ins...

In this episode, the business world and the spiritual world come together through the experience of Michael Ventura ( @themichaelventura ), traditional medicine practitioner and the author of the book Applied Empathy: The New Language of Leadership Michael is an accomplished leader, practitioner, and educator who explores the intersectionality of business and personal development through the pract...

This week's guest is one of those people that make you feel like you´re running into an old friend, with an easy and pure connection flowing from the very start. Ronni Rancich is a Transformational Speaker and writer. Her practice combines modern medicine and science with spirituality and ancient eastern and mesoamerican healing modalities. Through her studies in fields like Energy Work, Neuroplas...

Laura Beltrán is the Art and Photography director for Atmos Magazine and founder of Native Agency . In this episode, Laura discusses with Sergio Isauro her experience inviting a change into a more diverse and fair world through her work in journalism, photography, and music. She has led creative teams for NPR, World Press Photo, Art Amsterdam, and Revolve Magazine. Under her alias Lola Villa , she...

In the second episode of the show, Sergio Isauro engages in conversation with Isabel Keoseyan to talk about Vedic Meditation, the benefits and myths surrounding this ancient practice. Isabel, who teaches Meditation in Mexico and is part of a lineageof teachers that dates back more than 5000 years. She co-founded Meditation Without Borders and Being the Change Podcast to help bring meditation and s...

This is the first episode of We Walk The Earth , a nodalab original podcast , hosted by Sergio Isauro, that offers a space for self-discovery through learning about other people, their paths, and how they connect with our own. Enjoy this rich conversation about Mexico City and some of its environmental and human challenges with Elias Cattan , a regenerative architect dedicated to understanding liv...

Through conversations with people from different backgrounds, Sergio Isauro observes and connects human realities and experiences. Every story is meant to inspire and feed our curiosity, helping us observe our inner self and what surrounds us. With the intention of nurturing our relationship with the earth and our lives on it, *We Walk The Earth* explores that present which flows towards a rooted,...