Joshua Sbicca of the Prison Agriculture Lab is on the podcast to discuss the way that the prison industrial complex uses food and agriculture as a way to uphold itself. 
His piece for MOLD, 'It's Time To Compost The Prison Plantation' is part of our series on Food and Abolition, tackling the ways in which the  project of prison abolition can inform a movement for redesigning sovereign food systems.

Joshua Sbicca of the Prison Agriculture Lab is on the podcast to discuss the way that the prison industrial complex uses food and agriculture as a way to uphold itself. His piece for MOLD, 'It's Time To Compost The Prison Plantation' is part of our series on Food and Abolition, tackling the ways in which the project of prison abolition can inform a movement for redesigning sovereign food systems.

Joshua Sbicca of the Prison Agriculture Lab is on the podcast to discuss the way that the prison industrial complex uses food and agriculture as a way to uphold itself.&nbsp;
His piece for MOLD, 'It's Time To Compost The Prison Plantation' is part of our series on Food and Abolition, tackling the ways in which the&nbsp; project of prison abolition can inform a movement for redesigning sovereign food systems.&nbsp;

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