
What if listening wasn't just something you do with your ears, but a way of connecting with the Earth, your ancestors, and every living thing?In this episode of Listening with China Blue, I sit down with Singing Rain and Laughing Owl of the Association of Native Americans of the Mid-Hudson Valley about oral tradition, listening to birds, trees, rocks, and ancestors, and the belief that every living thing has a voice. This conversation is about listening as relationship, memory, and a way of belonging.If you've ever wondered what the natural world might be saying and how listening can deepen your relationship with it this episode is for you.
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