Lifeworlds

Lyla June Johnston is an Indigenous public speaker, artist, and scholar focused on food systems revitalization. In this enlightening chat, she delves into the rich history of Indigenous food systems and their cultural significance. Johnston discusses the ecological roles of various species and the necessity of viewing humans as stewards of the Earth. She highlights the importance of reclaiming food sovereignty and the interconnections within ecosystems. With a blend of personal narratives and historical examples, she advocates for sustainable practices that restore our relationship to food and land.

Lyla June Johnston, an Indigenous scholar focusing on Food Systems Revitalization, and Michael Ableman, an organic farming pioneer, discuss the profound connections between humans and agriculture. Lyla shares insights on ancient Indigenous methods that foster sustainable practices and ecological health. Michael delves into urban farming, illustrating its role in community healing and purpose. Both guests emphasize the importance of stewardship and re-establishing our relationship with nature, challenging modern agricultural norms to promote a more reciprocal and ethical approach.

Welcome to Lifeworlds - a podcast series that explores how to orient your life around nature. Join me on this intimate journey into the eyes and minds of other species; learn from our guests how they’re living deeply in relationship with ecologies; be electrified by the possibilities of partnering with nature and the beauty it can bring to your life. Episodes launch fortnightly from 19th July, with meditations, poems, readings, and other snippets of inspiration in between.There's also a website brimming with resources at lifeworld.earth.Music: The Rising by Tryad CCPL & Electric Ethnicity by Igor Dvorkin, Duncan Pittock, Ellie Kidd Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.