
SOVEREIGN PODCAST
PRESENTED BY SOUL FIRE FARM
IN THIS PODCAST, RICH IN STORYTELLING, HISTORY, AND RITUAL, WE EXPLORE WHAT IT MEANS TO BE SOVEREIGN.
CO HOSTED AND CO PRODUCED BY CRYSTA BLOOM
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Episode #1 March 25th - Junauda Petrus and Ysanet Batista
Invisible Ties
This episode explores the longing, grief, and depth of connection felt between the global majority and the ancestral lands we've been separated from, and the personal ways we've reclaimed, preserved, and deepened our connection to our homelands..
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Episode #2 April 29th - Joshua Kwaku Asiedu and Bailey Hutchison
ASAASE YA
In this episode, we explore stewarding land with indigenous wisdom in the modern day, merging ancient ancestral practices with emerging technologies with Joshua Kwaku Asiedu and Bailey Hutchison.
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Episode #3 May 25th- adrienne maree brown and Ayo Ngozi
Florida Water
In this episode, we discuss role of imagination in the movement toward land sovereignty and liberation with adrienne maree brown and Ayo Ngozi.
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Episode #4 June 25th - Leah Penniman and Patrisse Cullors
This episode, WILD CURRENTS, explores Leah and Patrisse’s personal journeys to living in closer relationship with the Earth, their spiritual practices and how that supports their connection with the land.
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Episode #5 July 29th - Karen Rose and Yura Sapi
Neighborhood Healer
In this episode, NEIGHBORHOOD HEALER, we explore cosmic aligned herbalism. We’re diving deeply into the ways that cosmic patterns inform our relationship to medicine making, bridging heaven and earth -- as well as the ways that our medicine making practices can be rooted in liberation for our communities and sustainability for the land.
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Episode #6 August 26th - Naima Penniman and Olka Baldeh
Devoted Creatorship
Universal languages that connect us. The role of storytellers creators and weavers in the movement toward land sovereignty and liberation
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Episode #7 September 30th - Bertram Williams and Farmer D
Wahala
Wellness, inclusion, and representation of Black cis men in land based movements.
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Episode #8 October 14th - Richie Reseda and LeeAnne Morrissette
Sacred Stories
Creating liberatory art and media from oral histories. Documenting the journey truthfully, ethically and wholly. The importance of capturing and sharing our stories.
