No. After more than ten years of producing interview-based episodes, we have moved away from the traditional one-on-one interview format.

Our focus is now on curated audio series, readings, narrative storytelling, and collaborative productions that bring multiple voices together around a shared theme.

We are no longer accepting pitches for individual interview appearances.

Instead, we collaborate with clients such as organizations, writers, artists, researchers, and practitioners through multi-episode curated audio documentary series, readings, and editorial storytelling projects developed by our team.

We deeply value the work of authors and researchers, but we no longer schedule individual interviews tied to book releases or publicity campaigns.Our editorial process is series-based and thematically curated, and we reach out directly when a contributor’s work aligns with a project we are developing.

However, we do collaborate with authors, publishers, and publicists through paid partnerships and multi-episode commissioned audio projects. These may take the form of narrative features, thematic series contributions, or editorial storytelling developed in alignment with our approach.

If you’re interested in exploring a collaboration, we welcome you to reach out at connect@forthewild.world with more information about your project.

At this time we are not accepting unsolicited guest pitches.

Because our programming is curated around long-form series, we are unable to respond to most individual interview or publicity requests.

Our studio collaborates on long-form and multi-episode audio projects such as:

• Thematic audio series

• Narrative storytelling and documentary-style audio

• Literary readings and editorial audio projects

• Series sponsorships and aligned brand partnerships

• Full production partnerships with organizations, foundations, and cultural institutions

All collaborations are developed in alignment with our editorial themes, including spiritual ecology, conservation, cultural memory, and Indigenous sovereignty.

Yes. We regularly collaborate with organizations and aligned partners to support or co-produce audio series.

Partnerships may include:

• Series sponsorships

• Featured storytelling segments

• Editorial collaborations

• Full production partnerships

Each partnership is tailored to the scope and creative goals of the project.

Yes, we offer limited sponsorship opportunities for individual episodes or full series.

Rather than traditional advertising, these partnerships are thoughtfully integrated into our storytelling and aligned with the values of our work.

Yes. As a production studio, we collaborate with organizations, campaigns, foundations, and cultural partners to develop and produce original audio series.

Our team supports projects from concept development and editorial design through production, sound design, and distribution.

We prioritize projects that resonate with the core themes of our work, including:

• Spiritual ecology

• Environmental stewardship

• Land and cultural memory

• Indigenous sovereignty

• Community resilience

• Storytelling rooted in place

We selectively collaborate with organizations, non-profits, other storytellers and brands when the partnership aligns with our editorial ethos and storytelling approach.

Our focus is on thoughtful narrative collaborations rather than traditional marketing content.

Yes. We welcome submissions from writers and artists interested in contributing to For The Wild’s zines. If this feels like a space you’d like to explore, you can submit your work here:

Art https://forthewild.world/submit-your-art
Writing‍ ‍https://forthewild.world/submit-your-writing

While many of our editorial projects are commissioned or developed through our internal network, we value the opportunity to learn about artists and writers whose work resonates with the spirit of our publications.

Please note that, due to the volume of submissions we receive, we may not be able to respond to every inquiry.

Yes. We maintain a rolling submission portal for musicians who would like their work considered for the For The Wild Music Library at For The Wild.

You can submit music through our portal here: https://forthewild.world/submit-your-tracks

Our production team regularly reviews submissions for potential inclusion in our audio projects and series. While submitting music does not guarantee placement in the library, we keep a listening archive of work that may be a good fit for future productions. If a piece of music is selected for use, a member of our team will reach out to notify you directly.

If you're interested in exploring a collaboration, sponsorship, or production partnership or commission, we’d love to hear from you. Please reach out to us at: connect@forthewild.world

Tell us a bit about your organization or project, and we’ll be in touch!

For more than a decade, For The Wild hosted hundreds of conversations with thinkers, writers, artists, and activists. Those interviews shaped the foundation of our work and community.

Over time, however, we felt called to expand the form. Rather than focusing primarily on individual interviews, we are now developing curated audio series, narrative storytelling projects, and literary readings that allow ideas to unfold across multiple voices and episodes.

This shift gives us the freedom to explore themes more deeply, incorporate sound design and storytelling, and create listening experiences that feel more reflective of the complexity of the world we’re in conversation with.

While the format has evolved, our core intention remains the same: to create thoughtful media that nurtures ecological imagination, cultural memory, and meaningful dialogue.