Black Earth Podcast: Season 2 Trailer

09/13/23 • 1 min

Welcome 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 ideas, solutions, and collectives led by Black women, that are transforming the way we live, we love, and we act for nature.

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Welcome back to Black Earth Podcast!

Previous Episode

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 place and relationship with nature. We are joined by three listeners of the Black Earth Podcast community, Amber, Samia and Marjahn, who also share their highlights.

Thank you for rocking with us and see you in Season 2 which will bloom mid-year 2023. In the meantime, you can stay updated by subscribing to our podcast wherever you listen to your favourite podcasts and connect with us on Instagram, Tiktok and LinkedIn @blackearthpodcast.

Peace!

Episode time stamps

00:00 - Introduction

00:52 - Black Earth Podcast listener - Amber from Texas

01:28 - Our reflections on Amber's feedback - finding community in the environmental movement and being in nature

04:33 - Black Earth Podcast listener - Samia from UK

05:51 - Our reflections on Samia's feedback - climate reparations and reclaiming ideas that have meaning in black communities

13:45 - Profound moments from Season 1

16:43 - The importance of processing black people's deaths in a dignifying way

20:03 - Black Earth Team talk about their relationships with nature

26:56 - Black Earth Podcast guest and listener - Marjahn from Bahamas

29:57 - Our reflections on Marjahn's feedback - centering, affirming, and celebrating our place in nature

37:42 - Season 2 and how you can stay connected with Black Earth Podcast

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Next Episode

Gardening as a practice in liberation with Poppy Okotcha

Poppy 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, plants and herbal medicines in their gardens.

Join us in this inspiring conversation as we explore Poppy’s journey from fashion modelling to gardening, and what it means to grow in harmony with Earth. We also discuss how gardening helps us re-imagine the environmental movement and our relationship with nature.

Resources mentioned in the conversation

Book: Urban jungle by Ben Wilson

Article on Ecosia blog: ‘Would the conversation about climate change be different if it weren’t in English?’ by Isabella Siemann

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Connect with Poppy on Instagram: @poppy.okotcha

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