Why do we always have to attack white women? I'm over the nonstop hate. The world is in a horrific place. I can't listen to how fake this podcast is. Wait; don't forget to buy something from the sponsor.

I am appalled by the interviewing and spreading of transphobic content. The trans community is at risk of losing their rights and lives and this kind of content should NEVER be posted by someone who doesn’t have the relevant expertise and life experience and surely not shared without a larger context from a trans affirming lens.

Sarah interviews the deep thinkers of our time, pairing courage and curiosity with a pragmatic mind for conversations on our future. Listen.

sarah I can’t thank you enough for the path you are paving. I recommend this podcast to everyone

Sarah’s podcast, like her books, is thought-provoking and inspiring. I never fail to Lear at least one amazing fact which send me searching for more information or the book that was mentioned. Her podcast is my first go to each week. Thank you, Sarah, for your courage and wild ideas which just may save the planet and humanity from sabotaging it all.

I love this podcast! It’s done by a smart and successful Aussie woman with an interesting background and story. I won’t spoil it all, but she researches her stuff, asks deep and beautiful questions of her interviewees, and provides interesting and insightful connections about the state of our world and how to make it better. Listen, enjoy, and grow! ❤️😊

What an incredible podcast! Sarah has introduced me to several radical thinkers that had my diving into their body of work—especially David Whyte—and being the richer for it. Highly recommended!

Sarah Wilson recently took to defending Dave Chappelle’s disastrous and transphobic Netflix special. Transphobia has no place in any activist movement. Sarah has zero credentials to call herself a climate activist but since she thinks she is one then she should support the LGBTTIQQ2SA community.

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Every episode has left me fired up and inspired. Thank you!! Please keep creating!

I picked up This One Wild Precious life and that’s how I found this podcast. I’ve been listening on my runs and each and every interview has left me reeling.. in a good way. I want to scream from the rooftops on a daily basis about the insanity that is going on in the world just as Sarah has said in her book. The interviews are so inspiring, thought provoking and gut wrenching. I constantly feel alone in this world, thinking I’m the only person having these same kinds of thoughts about climate and our culture. It has been so uplifting to hear these amazing people doing amazing things and their perspectives on the craziness happening to our planet and our humaneness. I look forward to my runs because of this podcast and will miss it dearly now that Wild Sarah is on a break. Can’t wait till she’s back at it!!

I am so grateful for this podcast. It is incredibly important. Sarah Wilson feels like one of the “dots” (Tim Brown episode) in my life, a world of beautiful information that I really needed to find and dive deeply into. It’s only been two short months since I randomly found “first, we make the beast beautiful” at my local bookstore, which led me to “this one wild and precious life” which led me to this incredible podcast that explores such wild and important concepts and ideas and introduces me to the most incredible humans. I listened to the Margaret Klein Salamon episode 3x (in a row-despite how much it hurt...I felt so inspired and alive from it) and the Rutger episode 2x, and still trying to grasp the James Hollis episode...such depth and big ideas here. So grateful for Sarah’s work! My life has been so enriched and I am so grateful to have such a wild role model - showing me that there is another way, in every aspect of life ❤️

I really love everything that Sarah Wilson does, I love the way her mind works, the questions she asks and the journey she takes to get there and I am grateful that she takes us on these journeys with her. I do have one request and I make this request as an observation I’ve made from following her work, I ask that you show more diversity and elevate the voices of BIPOC. More often than not the recommendations for books, or people she quotes and or refers to are those of White academics/philosophers/artist etc and I would really love for Sarah to use her platform and this podcast to show more diversity and pass the mic so to speak to people of colour.

Thank you so much for having Sia!