A Black youth led podcast, hosted by Aiyana, discussing radical social justice, how to navigate an oppressive world and what it means to be free...
We Speak of Freedom
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A Black youth led podcast, hosted by Aiyana, discussing radical social justice, how to navigate an oppressive world and what it means to be free...
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Publishing Since
6/22/2020
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January 23, 2021
005 Full Spectrum Community Care
<p>Hello and welcome to another episode. This time I speak to Eshe Kiama Zuri a Black, Queer, Disabled, Working Class activist. They tell us about the multiple projects they have founded such as UK Mutual Aid, Notts Activist Wellness, Yemoja Foods and more. As well as that, they talk about the organising concept they developed, Full Spectrum Community Care :) #fscc</p> <p>You can follow them on instagram here: www.instagram.com/eshekiamazuri</p> <p>See their website here: www.eshekiamazuri.com/links</p> <p>Follow We Speak of Freedom: www.instagram.com/wespeakoffreedom</p> <p><br></p>
November 26, 2020
004 Solidarity, Burnout and Herbalism
In this episode I chat with Nicole, who runs @solidarity.apothacary. Nicole is a frontline organiser and herbalist based in the UK. She has written two brilliant books 'Overcoming Burnout' and 'The Prisoner's Herbal' which are available to buy at the website www.solidarityapothcary.org. If you need the support of plant allies email Nicole at info@solidarity.apothacary.org CW: prison, violence, trauma, mental health/illness, burnout, sexual assault. In this episode we talk about the SHAC campaign, being raised by the animal rights movement, Nicole's experiences of prison and of course the important role plants and herbalism plays in healing, community and liberation. Apologies for the bad sound in this episode (I had to record on my phone's voice notes as I was away from home!) Follow @wespeakoffreedom or email us wespeakoffreedom@hotmail.com to let us know what you thought of the episode!
September 9, 2020
003 There's Beauty In The Darkness
<p>In episode three I talk with Stewart a.k.a Vigilante Vegan. Stewart is a human and animal rights activist based in New York. He is a writer, poet and published author of three books (Kayla the Vegan, Liberation Summer & There's Beauty In The Darkness). In this episode we discuss what role art plays in our lives, how young people can teach compassion, veganism, the experience of being Black and working class in Brooklyn and the parallels between human and nonhuman oppression. Stewart gets vulnerable as he shares his thoughts and feelings on depression, healthcare, masculinity and struggling with mental health as a parent. </p> <p>Stewart, thank you so much for your honesty and vulnerability. This is a really beautiful episode. </p> <p>To see links to resources, posts and articles we mention in this episode, visit the We Speak of Freedom instagram page highlights www.instagram.com/wespeakoffreedom Follow Stewart www.instagram/vigilante_vegan and buy his books by sliding in them DMs :) To connect with us, email wespeakoffreedom@hotmail.com Let us know your thoughts on the episode!</p>
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