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Over four decades of filmmaking, we’ve had the honor of interviewing visionary Indigenous leaders, scholars and activists who offer soulful words on the kinship of humans and nature, the profound importance of protecting sacred places, and pathways toward global healing and reconciliation. In the editing process, we used many 30-second gems but left most of those interviews on the cutting room floor—until now! Sacred Land Speaks brings you extended interviews with some of our world’s most insightful thinkers.
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Signup to Generate a PitchOver four decades of filmmaking, we’ve had the honor of interviewing visionary Indigenous leaders, scholars and activists who offer soulful words on the kinship of humans and nature, the profound importance of protecting sacred places, and pathways toward global healing and reconciliation.
Sacred Land Speaks is hosted by Sacred Land Film Project. The show has published 22 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Julian Brave NoiseCat" (19 October 2026, 72 minutes), "Barry Lopez, Part Two (rebroadcast)" (19 June 2026, 49 minutes), and "Barry Lopez, Part One (rebroadcast)" (19 May 2026, 55 minutes).
Sacred Land Speaks publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 52 minutes across 22 episodes.
Booking probability for Sacred Land Speaks is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Sacred Land Speaks requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Sacred Land Speaks's contact route on record: public web form.
Sacred Land Film Project hosts Sacred Land Speaks, a society podcast with 22 episodes published.
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Episode #22
In this episode, rather than another deep dive into our filmmaking archives, host Toby McLeod sat down in our editing studio with Secwepe author and filmmaker Julian Brave NoiseCat. They discussed what Julian learned...
Episode #21
Our 2011 film interview with author Barry Lopez for the Standing on Sacred Ground series yielded an embarrassment of riches. Barry’s written works explore the relationship between nature and human culture and include...
Episode #20
<p>Barry Lopez left us with so many gifts—messages from the road, stories that help—written beautifully by a cultural bridge, a runner who risked his life out there on the edge and returned over and over to craft a...
Episode #19
<p >In Part 2 of our interview with Professor Marcia Langton, an anthropologist and geographer of Yiman and Bidjara heritage in what’s now known as Australia, she shares contemporary stories of the Aboriginal Land...
Episode #18
<p >In 2010 we interviewed Professor Marcia Langton, an anthropologist and geographer of Yiman and Bidjara heritage in what’s now known as Australia. She is the Foundation Chair of Indigenous Studies at the University...
Episode #17
<p>In this second part of our 1997 interview with legendary lawyer, theologian and scholar, Vine Deloria Jr., the renowned author breaks down national policy in relation to native people, discusses his cultural...
Episode #16
<p>Legendary author, legal and religious scholar, professor and activist, Vine Deloria, Jr. shares profound insights into the function of ceremony in community, the meaning and importance of sacred places, the dangers...
<p>Native California healer Florence Jones (1907-2003), was the top doctor of the Winnemem Wintu and a fierce protector of Mt. Shasta, known to the Winnemem as Buliyum Puyuk—the Great Mountain. In 1994, Florence gave...
Episode #14
<p>On the spring equinox in 1981, Toby McLeod interviewed the reclusive, rabble-rousing author Edward Abbey as the founders of Earth First! staged their first guerrilla theater, direct action at the much-despised Glen...
Episode #11
<p>Native Hawaiian historian and land protector Davianna Pomaika`i McGregor is a leader in the Protect Kaho`olawe Ohana. In this second part of our interview, Davianna relates the history of settler colonialism and the...
Episode #10
<p>Native Hawaiian historian and land protector Davianna Pomaika`i McGregor is a leader in the Protect Kaho`olawe Ohana. In this episode, we discuss the U.S. military occupation of Kaho`olawe and the movement to return...
Episode #13
<p>For more than five decades, Malcolm Margolin was a fixture at the heart of Berkeley’s intellectual community. As the founder of Heyday Books, he was instrumental in publishing hundreds of titles. Most significantly...
Episode #12
<p>We interviewed long-time editor of Resurgence magazine, Satish Kumar as a "big-thinker" for our Standing on Sacred Ground film series. Born in India in 1936, Satish Kumar joined a Jain monastery when he was...
Episode #9
<p>Our 2011 film interview with author Barry Lopez for the Standing on Sacred Ground series yielded an embarrassment of riches. Barry’s written works explore the relationship between nature and human culture and include...
Episode #8
<p>Barry Lopez left us with so many gifts—messages from the road, stories that help—written beautifully by a cultural bridge, a runner who risked his life out there on the edge and returned over and over to craft a...
Episode #7
<p>Onondaga elder Oren Lyons is one of the “big thinkers” we interviewed for our four-part series, Standing on Sacred Ground. Now in his 90s, Lyons is a chief, a faithkeeper, and a long-time messenger for the...
Episode #6
<p>Onondaga elder Oren Lyons is one of the “big thinkers” we interviewed for our four-part series, Standing on Sacred Ground. Now in his 90s, Lyons is a chief, a faithkeeper, and a long-time messenger for the...
Episode #5
<p>In part two of our interview with Anishnaabe activist, environmentalist and writer, Winona LaDuke, we focus on her economic analysis of settler colonialism, the ecological impacts of consumer demand in the United...
Episode #4
<p>Over a career spanning 40 years of activism, Winona LaDuke, an enrolled member of the Mississippi Band Anishinaabeg in Minnesota, has led movements for climate justice and indigenous rights. Over the years she...
Episode #3
<p>In this second part of our 1997 interview with legendary lawyer, theologian and scholar, Vine Deloria Jr., the renowned author breaks down national policy in relation to native people, discusses his cultural...
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author of the memoir We Survived the Night, Canim Lake Band Tsq̓éscen̓/Líl̓wat Nation
author, Home Ground: Language for an American Landscape
standing rock sioux scholar, historian, activist
peace pilgrim, activist, founder of Resurgence Magazine and Schumacher College, The Resurgence Trust
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