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Black Earth Podcast
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Celebrating the end of Season 2: Radical Imagination, Community and Active HopeSeason 2 is complete! In this episode, the Black Earth team, Marion and Anesu, reflect on their highlights and lessons from Season 2. We reflect on how our relationships with natur…
How African mythology is changing the environmental movement with AtwookiIn our final conversation of Season 2, Environmentalism Reimagined, we meet with Atwooki, creator of Yuniya. Named after her grandmother, Yuniya is a storytelling platform using Af…
Disability justice and Earth care with Valerie NovackValerie Novack is an incredible policy researcher working at the intersections of disability justice, emergency management response and inclusive city design. In today’s episode, w…
Becoming Black Girl Environmentalists with Wanjiku GatheruWanjiku 'Wawa' Gatheru is the pioneering Executive Director and Founder of Black Girl Environmentalist. Black Girl Environmentalist is a U.S. organisation dedicated to addressing t…
Understanding abolitionist Earth care with Evie MuirEvie is a writer, a domestic abuse survivor and specialist, and the founder of Peaks of Colour. Peaks of Colour is a nature-for-healing community group by and for people of colour…
Planting a homegrown Caribbean movement for climate justice with Derval BarzeyDerval Barzey is the creator of the Climate Conscious podcast, which amplifies the Caribbean perspective on climate change and sustainable development. She's also a leader and expe…
Celebrating Indigenous women’s leadership with Hindou Oumarou IbrahimIndigenous Peoples make up around five percent of humanity’s population and yet they are some of the world’s best stewards of nature. Their scientific knowledge and ways of living…
Gardening as a practice in liberation with Poppy OkotchaPoppy is a Nigerian-British ecological home grower. Her fundamental belief that we are nature informs her work inspiring and educating millions of people on how to grow food, plant…
Black Earth Podcast: Season 2 TrailerWelcome back to Black Earth Podcast!In Season 2, we are re-imagining the environmental movement. Join me in conversation with the leading voices of our time, as we learn about the…
Celebrating the end of Season 1 with Black Earth team and our listeners!Season 1 of Black Earth podcast is complete! In this episode, the Black Earth team (Marion and Anesu) reflect on their highlights from Season 1, and what it means to re-member our…
The values to transform our world with Ife KilimanjaroNature loss and climate change are driven by values that people hold about themselves, other people and nature. So what can we do? In this episode, I speak with Ife Kilimanjaro abo…
Hurricanes and climate justice in the Caribbean with Marjahn FinlaysonMarjahn is a climate change scientist, educator, and activist. Through her work, she addresses the impacts of severe weather in our changing climate, especially for island nations…
How gorillas and communities can live in harmony with Dr. Gladys Kalema-ZikusokaDr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka is an award-winning wildlife vet and the founder of Conservation through Public Health. For more than 20 years, Dr. Gladys has helped local communities a…
Reparations for people and nature with Esther Stanford-XoseiClimate reparations has become an important and often misunderstood issue in climate justice. Whilst much of the discussions focus on paying money to countries that are unjustly im…
Love, farming and food justice with Leah PennimanLeah Penniman is a Black Kreyol farmer, mother, soil nerd, author, and food justice activist from Soul Fire Farm in Grafton, New York. She co-founded Soul Fire Farm in 2010 with th…
All the feels: understanding eco-anxiety with Jennifer UchenduJennifer Uchendu is an ecofeminist and sustainable development advocate from Lagos, Nigeria. She is the founder of SustyVibes, a youth-led organisation making sustainability action…
Breathing air, breathing justice with Rosamund Adoo-Kissi-DebrahIn this episode, we meet Rosamund, a clean air advocate from South London. She has been named by Vogue as one of the most influential women in the UK. In 2013, Rosamund’s nine-year…
Black Earth Podcast TrailerTrailerWelcome to Black Earth Podcast. Listen to our trailer to find out what's in store for you!
