Mik Aidt is a Danish-born journalist, broadcaster, author and climate communicator based in Geelong, Australia. He is the founder of the Centre for Climate Safety and co-host of The Sustainable Hour, a weekly radio programme and podcast exploring climate, democracy, community and cultural change. His work examines how the stories we inherit shape the way we live – and how new stories might help humanity meet an age of ecological breakdown and artificial intelligence with greater maturity, responsibility and care. Alongside journalism, Mik creates podcasts, songs, events and public conversations that bring together facts, emotion and social change. He sees himself increasingly as an advocate for life on Earth, exploring the relationships between people, community and the living world. Man of Earth grew from his experiences as a father, partner, journalist and campaigner, and from years of conversations with men and women about masculinity, belonging, desire, relationships and purpose. The book brings these strands together in a personal and provocative exploration of what men might become as the old story of domination loses its authority. Mik also co-hosts the podcasts Service to Life and, in Danish, Grib dagen. Read his writing at mikaidt.substack.com and find more of his work at climatesafety.info.