Episodes

  • Ecology - Explore the web of life with Felix Mercer

    Ecology - Explore the web of life with Felix Mercer
    Apr 16 2026
    Join host Felix Mercer as he reveals hidden drama beneath nature's calm surface—secret alliances, betrayals, and tangled relationships driving ecosystems. Discover how removing one tiny creature collapses worlds, and how nature's counterintuitive logic explains far more than forests and oceans.

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    1 min
  • Ecology - Thinking in Webs

    Ecology - Thinking in Webs
    Apr 16 2026
    Felix Mercer explores how ecological thinking revolutionizes understanding of complex systems. Nature's frameworks—keystone species and trophic cascades—offer critical insights for building resilient organizations and societies in an interconnected world where invisible connections determine survival.

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    31 mins
  • Ecology - The Species That Holds the World Together

    Ecology - The Species That Holds the World Together
    Apr 16 2026
    Join host Felix Mercer as he explores keystone species—organisms whose removal triggers ecosystem collapse. From sea stars in tide pools to wolves reshaping Yellowstone's rivers, discover how hidden ecological connections hold nature together. Learn why removing seemingly minor species causes catastrophic cascades and what this teaches us about resilience and tipping points.

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    26 mins