Land Body Ecologies
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Podcast Overview
<p>Land Body Ecologies is an audio and storytelling podcast sharing stories of Solastalgia from land-dependent and indigenous communities affected by environmental change. Each episode of storytelling is paired with another side of the same story – a B-side where the landscape, then, speaks for itself. Sounds captured in the environment are turned into sound art, and musical expressions unearth from the land. Communities featured are based in the Arctic, Kenya, Thailand, Uganda and India, and each episode will be available in English as well as in its respective local language. Land Body Ecologies Podcast is created and produced by Invisible Flock.</p><p>Learn More<a href="https://www.landbodyecologies.com/podcast"> https://www.landbodyecologies.com/podcast</a> </p>
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6/22/2022
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Recent Episodes
November 19, 2024
The Landscape Has Changed For Them Too: B-side
<p>The Landscape Has Changed For Them Too: B-side</p><p>This is the B-side for episode 6 of the Land Body Ecologies Podcast, T<em>he Landscape Has Changed For Them Too.</em></p><p>This B-side balances the sounds of the Bannerghatta Forest with the encroaching city of Bangalore. Drawing together the sounds of communities and elephants living in and around the eco-sensitive zone of the Bannerghatta National Park, listeners experience the low-frequency sounds of elephants and the stories, songs, and oral testimonies of communities. Through sounds of the landscape, listeners hear how climate change is experienced as a dual and connected trauma between elephants and people sharing the same lands. </p><p>For a full narrative exploration of the ancient co-habitation of people and Asian elephants in a beautiful recognition of the land rights of both humans and more than human, download Episode 6 – The Landscape Has Changed For Them Too.</p><p>Land Body Ecologies Podcast is produced by Invisible Flock and this episode is produced with Quicksand.</p>
November 13, 2024
Episode 6 - The Landscape Has Changed For Them Too
<p><em> “Whenever I think of conflict between humans and elephants, I think it's in the mind. My organic space is in conflict with my imagined space.”– Nishant Srinivasaiah, Frontier Elephant Programme.</em></p><p>The Bannerghatta National Park is situated right on the outskirts of the city of Bengaluru, which is one of the fastest-expanding urban centers of the last decade. This episode explores the challenges of communities and elephants living in and around the eco-sensitive zone around the Bannerghatta National Park. They experience shifts in climate, food systems, development, and forest management, all of which are altering their traditional ways of living and relationships with one another.</p><p><em>The Landscape Has Changed For Them Too </em>explores the ancient cohabitation of people and Asian elephants in a beautiful recognition of the land rights of both humans and more than human, and how climate change is experienced as a dual and connected trauma between elephants and people sharing the same lands. This podcast is the final episode of Season 1 of our award-winning Land Body Ecologies Podcast. </p><p>Land Body Ecologies Podcast is produced by Invisible Flock and this episode is produced with Quicksand.</p>
March 14, 2024
RUTWA VERSION: Episode 5 – Born From Here/ Nkanzarirwa Hanu
<p><em>THIS IS THE RUTWA LANGUAGE VERION OF : EPISODE 5 - Born From Here</em></p><p>Rutwa is the Indigenous language of the Batwa community with whom this episode has been created.</p><p></p><p><em>For the English version please look for Episode 5 - Born From Here.</em></p><p></p><p>Land Body Ecologies Podcast is a series of six stand-alone episodes sharing stories of solastalgia from land-dependent and Indigenous communities affected by environmental change. In Episode 5, <em>Born From Here, </em>we travel to the edges of the Bwindi Impenetrable Forests in Kanungu district in Southwestern Uganda. Looking to the dense green hills that hold fields of sunflowers and ridges overlooking sacred trees, listeners hear stories of the ancestral land of the Batwa community.</p><p>Clouds constantly rise and fall in the hills of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. This is known as Muntaba and is a place the Batwa would not visit as it is meant to be spiritual and sited with gold. The Batwa were once forest dwellers who used to live in Ekyuya, Semuliki, Bwindi, and Mgahinga, their ancestral lands in Uganda. In the early 1990s, government authorities evicted the Batwa from the forest and their home in the name of free land for wildlife and forest conservation. The evictions left the Batwa struggling to survive and facing extreme discrimination on the margins of their former home. These forests lie within the biodiversity-rich Albertine Rift eco-region and are sites of global biodiversity importance, famously home to half of the world’s population of endangered mountain gorillas.</p><p>In Born From Here, we hear the lasting impacts on their health, culture, and livelihoods 30 years on from evictions. The episode features Batwa herbalists, artists, and rare insights from Elders on their experiences of living in and out of the forest. </p><p>Land Body Ecologies Podcast is produced by Invisible Flock and this episode, <em>Born from Here</em>, is also produced with Action for Batwa Empowerment Group<em>.</em></p>
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- What is Land Body Ecologies?
<p>Land Body Ecologies is an audio and storytelling podcast sharing stories of Solastalgia from land-dependent and indigenous communities affected by environmental change. Each episode of storytelling is paired with another side of the same story – a B-side where the landscape, then, speaks for itself. Sounds captured in the environment are turned into sound art, and musical expressions unearth from the land. Communities featured are based in the Arctic, Kenya, Thailand, Uganda and India, and each episode will be available in English as well as in its respective local language. Land Body Ecologies Podcast is created and produced by Invisible Flock.</p><p>Learn More<a href="https://www.landbodyecologies.com/podcast"> https://www.landbodyecologies.com/podcast</a> </p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates weekly.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
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- Does this podcast accept guests?
No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.
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