Madison and Abbey sit down with former professor and current friend, George Handley. George is one of the leading Latter-day Saint environmental voices today. He is the author of many books including Learning to Like Life: A Tribute to Lowell Bennion and The Hope of Nature: Our Care for God’s Creation. They discuss the history and development of an Environmental Ethos within the Latter-day Saint community — beginning with Joseph Smith and his transcendentalist contemporaries, tracking through Brigham Young and mid-century Mormonism, to finish on the recent bloom of environmental thought within the Latter-day Saint community.

Links:
The Hope of Nature by George Handley
Learning to Like Life by George Handley
Cougar in Slate Cayon

Music by Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com)

Madison

Madison

Equal parts hippie-mystic, gastronomist, and comic-book nerd, Madison is not your average Mormon. By day he works to protect Utah's wildlands with Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance. And by night he cooks, reads, and otherwise lives a pretty normal life. Madison takes great pride in being his niece’s and nephew’s favorite uncle, his three sister’s favorite brother, and his parent's favorite son (he has no brothers to compete with).

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