You Might Not Get an Award

I may not receive an award for teaching about the violence of capitalism or the different way of living that the land is calling us into, but I would take magical visits from Heron and Falcon over that any day. Part 5 of 6.

Megan LeathermanSeptember 15, 2025summer, harvestComment

We Are Incredibly Important Specks of Dust

In this installment, I've written about why our callings are incredibly important and also not that big of a deal. Part 4 of 6.

Megan LeathermanSeptember 10, 2025summer, harvestComment

It Takes the Time it Takes

Many times in the last ten years, I've caused myself pain by believing that I (or my Work) wasn't growing fast enough. Looking back, I can see that some things just take the time they take, whether we like it or not. Part 3 of 6.

Megan LeathermanSeptember 1, 2025summer, harvestComment

Not Easy, but Easeful

Spider's methods teach us an essential lesson about living into our purpose: that it may not be easy, but it can be easeful.

Megan LeathermanAugust 25, 2025summer, harvestComment

Here is the Only Place to Start

To honor the ten-year anniversary of my working journey, I'd like to humbly harvest and share six of the major lessons I've learned about what it means to live into one's calling–into your own "wild new work."

Megan LeathermanAugust 19, 2025summer, harvestComment

The Land: Ways to Know and Be Known by Wildness

In this final episode in the Summer of Support series, I'm sharing ways to reconnect and communicate with the land you're living on.

PodcastMegan LeathermanJuly 21, 2025summerComment