In this episode, Arati Kumar-Rao and Prem Panicker explore the intricate relationship between visual storytelling and the narratives behind images, particularly in the context of nature and rivers. They discuss the importance of language in nature writing, emphasizing how evocative prose can connect readers to the land. The conversation shifts to the concept of rivers as living entities, touching on the rights of nature and the challenges of environmental activism. Their guest for this episode is the Founder of the Biome Trust, S. Vishwanath, popularly known as Zenrainman. Together, the trio delve into water conservation efforts, highlighting community involvement and the significance of traditional knowledge in modern solutions, the complexities of water management, emphasizing the social, political, and environmental dimensions of water as a resource. They discuss the connectivity of water systems, the role of social equity in water access, and the specific challenges faced by Bangalore in terms of water scarcity. The conversation highlights innovative solutions for sustainable water management, the impact of digital advocacy, and the importance of community engagement in addressing water issues. The speakers also explore the intersection of climate change and water management, proposing a vision for sustainable cities that prioritize social justice and ecological health.