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.
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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 the final episode of Lifelines, I’m joined by my friends, Hadeel Assali and Hadi Awada. This episode features lessons from the plantcestor olive and what microorganisms can teach us about transformation and restoring life to the land. We continue our exploration of the possibilities of repair and remediation when the wounding to land, water, and people is ongoing, and we share stories from Gaza and Lebanon of how mutual aid reforms and changes our social relations and can be a joy practice.
Hadeel Assali is a former engineer with land remediation experience in the southern US; she is an anthropologist and writer whose research focuses on Gaza, Palestine and anti-colonial relations and repairs with land.
Hadi Awada is a permaculture practitioner and educator from South Lebanon, focusing on soil health, regenerative agriculture, and bioremediation in post-conflict landscapes.
Show Notes
References:
Gaza Mutual Aid Solidarity Network
Song credits: Laura Mvula – Remedy
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