In this special Earth Day edition of Everlutionary, host Hawah Kasat, takes you on a journey through time and myth, soil and story, to remember the preciousness of the ground we walk on. From the Andean peoples reverence for Pachamama to the ancient Greek embodiment of Gaia, this episode braids together decolonized cosmology and ecology—drawing lines between the mythic past and the political present. It is an important reminder that Earth Day is not just about planting trees—it’s about replanting our values. During this episode we explore: The poetic history of Earth Day, and how it grew from grassroots protest into the largest civic observance in the world; A decolonized retelling of ecological philosophy, where Quechua, Māori, Hindu, Aboriginal, and Celtic worldviews merge; powerful stories of resistance and rebirth—from Nobel Peace Prize winner Wangari Maathai’s Green Belt Movement to Vandana Shiva’s seed sovereignty revolution; Why the balance between an abundance mindset and a recognition of Earth's finite resources is essential.