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Hosted by Pella Thiel · society · EN · 14 episodes
On the Rights of Nature - we follow the transformative movement where people, by challenging the foundations of law, shift the story of how human society relates with the living world.In this podcast we will explore the emergence of expanding legal frameworks to include nature; rivers, lakes, mountains and land. We will hear from academics, activists, lawyers and indigenous voices who are doing this profound work.
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Signup to Generate a PitchOn the Rights of Nature - we follow the transformative movement where people, by challenging the foundations of law, shift the story of how human society relates with the living world. In this podcast we will explore the emergence of expanding legal frameworks to include nature; rivers, lakes, mountains and land.
On the Rights of Nature is hosted by Pella Thiel. The show has published 14 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "12. The Land that owns itself with Mari Margil" (14 May 2026, 40 minutes), "11. Is a River Alive? with Robert Macfarlane" (23 April 2026, 80 minutes), and "10. Zoöps: Governance for the Living with Klaas Kuitenbrouwer" (21 March 2026, 55 minutes).
On the Rights of Nature publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 47 minutes across 14 episodes.
Booking probability for On the Rights of Nature is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. On the Rights of Nature requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. On the Rights of Nature's contact route on record: verified email.
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Pella Thiel hosts On the Rights of Nature, a society show with 14 episodes published.
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On the Rights of Nature
<p > This episode I am joined by Mari Margil, the Executive Director of the US Center for Democratic and Environmental Rights, to talk about their pioneering initiative to develop new frameworks where land can own...
On the Rights of Nature
<p > This is a special episode, a conversation between Robert Macfarlane, Pella Thiel and Ingrid Rieser as Macfarlane's remarkable new book, Is a River Alive?, was published in Swedish.<br /> <br /></p> <p > Robert...
Episode #10
<p > Klaas Kuitenbrouwer is the director of the Zoönomic Institute in the Netherlands, one of the organisations with most experience in designing structures for organisational governance from a more-than-human...
Episode #9
<p > Dominique Hes is an author, educator and policy advisor with a PhD in Architecture and has been thinking about biomimicry, biophilia and regenerative development for a long time, publishing the award winning book...
On the Rights of Nature
<p > In this episode, Christiane Bosman presents the Embassy of the North Sea. She talks about how the sea is often seen as empty space, where human activity can take place. Through using the frame of an embassy, she...
On the Rights of Nature
<p > Nonhuman Nonsense is a research-driven art and design collective working in the realm of social dreaming and world-making. Their projects engage with the nonhuman: animals, objects, ecology, technology, and the...
On the Rights of Nature
<p > Hugo Echeverria is an attorney who has worked in environmental law since 2001, with an emphasis on biodiversity conservation, the environmental rule of law, and the rights of nature. He is a member of the UN...
On the Rights of Nature
<p > Yolanda Esguerra is a passionate environmental and social justice advocate from the Philippines. She is a leading voice in the movement to integrate ecological justice into Philippine legal and social systems, the...
On the Rights of Nature
<p > Oliver Costello is a First Nations man from Bundjalung Country, now known as the Northern Rivers of New South Wales, Australia. He has a diverse range of personal and professional expertise in culturally connected...
On the Rights of Nature
<p>Alessandro Pelizzon is associate professor in the School of Law and Society at the University of the Sunshine Coast in Australia. He has been part of the movement for rights of nature since its inception as a...
On the Rights of Nature
<p > Eduardo Salazar Ortuño is an environmental lawyer. Together with professor of law Teresa Vicente Giménez, he supported the salt water lagoon Mar Menor in Spain to attain legal personhood, as the first ecosystem in...
On the Rights of Nature
<p > Craig Kauffman is a professor of political science at the University of Oregon and author of the book The Politics of Rights of Nature together with Pamela L Martin. Craig is one of the first academics to engage...
On the Rights of Nature
<p>Welcome to On the Rights of Nature! In this podcast we will explore the emergence of expanding legal frameworks to include nature; rivers, lakes, mountains and land. We will hear from academics, activists, lawyers...
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