An Elder and a water activist, Dorothy Taylor shares Sacred Water Teachings that call for action to bring balance to the world.

New Zealand national coach and paddler Howard Hyland, 76, returns to his roots to start a competitive waka ama club for youth on the Whanganui River – the first river in the world to be granted personhood. His team, the River Queens, learn as much about paddling as they do life.

Headwaters to Hearts is a local story of education in action. Students and teachers at St. Anne CES came together with GreenUP to transform their relationship to water and protect the local watershed by transforming a flood-prone corner of their school yard.

Faced with the enormous environmental and health crisis of a contaminated river and city, "The River Guards" tells the intimate story of a dedicated community of grassroots activists fighting for 30 years against corporate negligence and government bureaucracy, and with a new and contentious cleanup plan for the Housatonic River on the table, how they are dealing with the uncertain future.

It is 50 years in the future. What will a grandmother tell her grandchildren about the time of pandemic? What can she teach them - about stories, about grief, about hope?

Roundtable discussion featuring CARN’s Zach Ruiter and Aaron Kalischer-Coggins & Jane Winn - The River Guards Hosted by Amy Siegel