Lifelines
Lifelines
Podcast Description
Lifelines is a limited series podcast on plantcestral knowledge, mutual aid, and land-based movements for climate healing eco-cultural resilience throughout the world. Each episode will feature a conversation with healing practitioners, community organizers, and earth stewards working to build liberatory lifelines for a regenerative world amidst the polycrises threatening all life on our planet.This special podcast is made possible with support from Wildseeds Funds.Co-produced by sára abdullah.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes of climate healing, eco-cultural resilience, and community empowerment. Example episodes delve into mutual aid efforts like the Li Falasteen herbal guide for medical workers in Gaza, exploring solidarity movements in the global South and providing insights into plant-based practices that support ecological and community health.
Lifelines is a limited series podcast on plantcestral knowledge, mutual aid, and land-based movements for climate healing eco-cultural resilience throughout the world. Each episode will feature a conversation with healing practitioners, community organizers, and earth stewards working to build liberatory lifelines for a regenerative world amidst the polycrises threatening all life on our planet.
This special podcast is made possible with support from Wildseeds Funds.
Co-produced by sára abdullah.
In this episode of Lifelines, I’m joined by my friend, Azuka Khazrik. This episode features lessons from the plantcestor rose, exploration of how attachment styles expand beyond the interpersonal to interface with the polycrises in our world, an expansion of our conception of time, lessons from bioremediation efforts in Lebanon, and remembering the wisdom of our lands, lineages, languages, and our bodies have to heal and preserve our collectivity and relational wounding. Azuka Khazrik nurtures a plural, antimilitarist practice in service of transgenerational healing and collective transcendence. She creates assemblies, teaches, writes, makes music and multi-modal installations, and is the creatress behind the liberationist platforms “ خريطة الظلام Cartography of Darkness” (https://dark.society.systems), AATMA ✦ عتمة and “ܗܽܘܦܳܟܳܐ ܒܟܰܘܟܒ̈ܶܐ Astrorevolt”.
Show Notes
References:
The Land in Our Bones by Layla K. Feghali
Dr. Pierre Malychef – Cartography of Darkness
“Anosh Adur”: A History of Ammonia
Song credits:
Laura Mvula – Remedy
Interbreathing – Jessika Khazrik
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