🎧 Episode 1 – Why We Need Positive, Practical Permaculture Many of us are carrying a quiet weight. We see what’s happening in the world and wonder what difference we can make. This episode is a gentle, hopeful invitation to come back to what’s real - place, people, food, community, meaning - and to rediscover the power of small, practical acts of care. Morag Gamble shares how permaculture can move us from reacting to designing, from anxiety to agency, and from isolation to connection. You’ll ...
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🎧 Episode 1 – Why We Need Positive, Practical Permaculture Many of us are carrying a quiet weight. We see what’s happening in the world and wonder what difference we can make. This episode is a gentle, hopeful invitation to come back to what’s real - place, people, food, community, meaning - and to rediscover the power of small, practical acts of care. Morag Gamble shares how permaculture can move us from reacting to designing, from anxiety to agency, and from isolation to connection. You’ll ...
Non-Extractivist Learning with Lyla June Johnston and Morag Gamble
Sense-Making in a Changing World
55 minutes
1 year ago
Non-Extractivist Learning with Lyla June Johnston and Morag Gamble
In this episode, I welcome Dr Lyla June Johnston, a multi-genre Indigenous musician, scholar, and community organizer of Diné (Navajo), Tsétsêhéstâhese (Cheyenne) and European lineages to explore what it means to learn from Indigenous cultures in a non-extractivist way. This episode is part of the recorded series from the International Festival of Ideas, held in May 2024. Lyla's conversation is an honest look into how we can move from an embedded colonial-settler mindset when engaging with I...
Sense-Making in a Changing World
🎧 Episode 1 – Why We Need Positive, Practical Permaculture Many of us are carrying a quiet weight. We see what’s happening in the world and wonder what difference we can make. This episode is a gentle, hopeful invitation to come back to what’s real - place, people, food, community, meaning - and to rediscover the power of small, practical acts of care. Morag Gamble shares how permaculture can move us from reacting to designing, from anxiety to agency, and from isolation to connection. You’ll ...
