From NeuroHub: video of our Ecologies of Belonging talk for the EcoNeuro Symposium

NeuroHub’s own blog, The Wider Existence, has published a video of a talk called “Ecologies of Belonging: Star Stuff, Kinship and Becoming Community”. The post went up on 4 November 2026.

According to the post, the talk was recorded for the EcoNeuro Symposium at the University of Oslo. The team couldn’t be there in person, so they recorded the talk instead.

A longer watch than planned

The post is open about one thing: without a clock running, the recording went well past its slot. The blog’s advice is simply to “settle in.”

So this is more of a sit-down watch than a quick clip. If long videos are hard going for you, it may help to know that before you start, so you can set aside time or come back to it in parts.

Reading instead of watching

The post also points people who would rather read than watch towards another option. The public preview cuts off at that point, so we can’t say here exactly what the written version includes. The full post has the details.

What we can and can’t tell you

This summary is based only on the short public text of the post. We haven’t described what is said in the talk itself, because the preview doesn’t say, and we don’t want to guess. The title points to themes of belonging, kinship and becoming community, along with the phrase “star stuff”. For how the talk explores those ideas, watch or read the original.

This is a From NeuroHub piece: an AI-written summary of our own content. Read the original.