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Through diverse sound journeys and personal conversations with people from different backgrounds, Sergio Isauro explores the multitude of realities and experiences of what it is to be a h
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Join us in an inspiring journey with Fransje Voncken from Haarlem, Netherlands, as she bridges cultures and reconnects with nature. Fran's transformative experiences with indigenous communities in the Amazon are a powerful call to rekindle our bond with the Earth. She shares her personal growth and invites you to unite for change in Brazil's Cerrado territory. Explore her passion on 'We Walk The Earth' in Episode 38, 'Our Indigenous Memory with Fransje Voncken.'
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Fransje is currently fundraising for her next Water Project for the Huni Kuin people in the Amazon (in Dec '22): https://www.gofundme.com/f/clean-water-huni-kuin
Explore Fran’s Leadership program Learning Expedition Cerrado in Brazil (in March '24): https://cobracanoa.com/cerrado
Check out the “Kiva - The call of the Wisdom Keepers” documentary https://kiva-wisdomkeepers.com/
Follow Fran on Instagram: @Onsinheemsegeheugen and @Frannievonckie
Connect with Fran on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/fransjevoncken/
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Joining the We Walk The Earth podcast for episode 37 is seasoned musician and creative soul, Huaira. Huaira's connection to the creative cosmos is deeply personal, intricately woven into her journey as a mother and as a woman embracing her unique space and time.
Originally hailing from Ecuador, Huaira has seamlessly embraced a life marked by perpetual travel. Her innate adaptability and free-spirited nature have led her to explore the world extensively. Tune in to hear how her creative process flows with the grace of a dance, her voyage of sharing her musical expertise and how she’s recently felt her home calling her back.
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Follow Huaira on Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/lahuaira/
Listen to her live improv with Captures:
https://huaira.bandcamp.com/track/huaira-captures-live-improv-birds-of-a-feather
Tree Of Life Meditation:
https://huaira.bandcamp.com/track/guided-meditation-tree-of-life
Music collabs:
https://tr.ee/WpvEt8LzYZ
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In a heartfelt conversation between We Walk The Earth host Sergio and artist-photographer Daniel N. Johnson, we delve into how photography serves as his medium to explore the depths of our inner world.
Tune in to hear Daniel sharing some of life's most important reminders, the pivotal moments he's experienced in his life, his photography journey and how a few days in isolation with just his camera and nature allowed him to find himself again. Daniel reminds us how important it is to connect with nature and embrace play and movement.
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Find out more about about Daniel over at: https://danieljohnson.is/
Follow him on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danieljohnsonis/
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Introducing Moncaya, an extraordinary blend of musician, engineer, illustrator, and entrepreneur, whose creative odyssey has traversed unique paths.
As her creative spirit has flourished over the years, Moncaya has realised the power of transcending technical mastery to create from the heart. She has embraced and put an intentional focus on infusing raw emotion into her compositions.
Join Moncaya and Sergio as they discuss celebrating imperfections and put out an open invitation for others to join Moncaya in the transformative art of self-expression through music.
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Find out more about about Moncaya over at: https://www.moncayamusic.com/epk
Listen to her on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1g56xa8gAZlYlsw9O7I8Nu?si=1pco__KkR4OlyILFrBBWgA&dl_branch=1
Follow her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moncayamusic
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In a heartfelt episode that reunites lifelong family friends, We Walk The Earth host Sergio Isauro sits down with Mexican artist Santiago Pani to delve into the intricate world of artistic exploration and expression. The deep bond between Sergio and Santiago, forged since their early childhood days and nurtured by family connections, sets the stage for an intimate discussion on the trials and triumphs that define an artist's journey.
Join us in experiencing Santiago's profound artistic odyssey in this thought-provoking episode of the We Walk The Earth podcast, and find out more about Santiago’s work and life as an artist on Instagram.
Website: https://www.santiagopani.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/santiagopani
Artist Residency: https://www.arthouseholland.com/
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In this episode, Sergio Isauro is joined by Kymani Thomas, an Afro-Indigenous, queer multi-instrumentalist, composer, and visual artist. They perform under the name Dyad — a project dedicated to creating communal fields of discovery and elevated consciousness. Each sonic journey is unique and, at times, completely improvised, responding to the spirit and energy created by the unique group of people gathered at that time.
They also are part of Other Selves — a mixed media artist duo exploring ancestral webs, the fundamental unity of natural elements, human use, and the conscious sourcing and treatment of materials.
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6b9880Q1WceYmN6kALaGNQ?si=QtB7ZWE2RnC_LlixJJ3qJQ
Bandcamp: https://dyadlove.bandcamp.com/track/solstice
Insta: @dyad.love - https://www.instagram.com/dyad.love/
Other Selves: https://otherselves.art/work
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Joining the We Walk The Earth podcast this week is devoted permaculture designer and environmental educator Jose Pablo Fernandez. Connecting with Sergio all the way from Costa Rica, in this episode Jose shares how he creates ecosystemic gardens, offers unique naturalist tours and discusses his passion for music and technology.
Thriving in the music scene, where he is known as “Fauno”, Jose also produces ancestral digital music, which he describes as being experimental sounds which are both contemporary and futuristic.
Tune in to hear about Jose’s experience with nature, his background in permaculture and what life is like living on the Caribbean Coast.
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Follow Jose on Instagram @fauno.holoperma or for his music follow @fauno.musik
Write to Jose at [email protected]
Follow the Holograma Permacultura Facebook page
Connect with Jose on LinkedIn
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International photographer, film director and art curator Rob Woodcox joins the We Walk The Earth podcast this week, sharing how his current artistic process feels like he is tapping into his inner child.
From his primary years spent painting and drawing to his teenage experimentation with photography, he has always had a fascination with creativity. Now, Rob’s work takes him all across the world; from film festivals to galleries. Rob Woodcox has established himself in the industry as a talented, exciting and dedicated artist, who is helping forgotten voices be heard.
But it hasn’t always been an easy journey. Listen to find out about Rob’s background, his work as a photographer, film director and art curator, as well as how he navigates the world as a queer man and his love for nature and the world we live in.
Stay updated with Rob: www.instagram.com/robwoodcoxphoto
Follow the film: www.instagram.com/honeytothemoonfilm
Art prints: shop.robwoodcox.com
Art book: www.shopcatalog.com/bodies-of-light
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Tune into episode 30 of We Walk The Earth, as our host, Sergio Isauro is joined by Ecuadorian musician, writer and multidisciplinary artist, Daniel Lofredo Rota aka Quixosis as he shares his touching story of how he uncovered tapes from the 1960’s that were left behind by his late grandfather.
As the founder and writer of Sonido Perdido, Daniel is no stranger to the podcast scene. He has dedicated almost 10 years of his life to projects that have contributed to his podcast series and is now working on another podcast project - Canal Confidente -alongside fellow producer Nick van der Kolk.
In the music scene, Daniel is known as Quixosis and he takes his music to the limits. Through curious exploration methods, combined with a unique self taught approach, Quixosis mixes electronic rhythms from the frenetic to meditative. His style is something that we’re sure listeners of We Walk The Earth will love…
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You can check out some of his work here:
Sonido Perdido:
https://open.spotify.com/show/2h8WYRfmgxFZJC9hCiN6a5?si=82e4762be91c417e
CAIFE The Lost Sound (english version):
https://open.spotify.com/show/5EFwJ8CBjEhIZc9lSzyZNE?si=0e833ee0befd41eb
Canal Confidente:
www.canalconfidente.org
Quixosis Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/1kBj1OQBW8iSmYbxIIQgcA?si=XZfPggJpRxOid_tnNtMetw
SecrectsHotline:
https://secretshotline.org/
And stay up to date with Daniel [Quixosis] and his work via Instagram at
@quixosis
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In episode 29 of We Walk The Earth, our host Sergio Isauro is joined by creator and facilitator ,Jaime Westendarp. Join Jaime as she shares why and how she has dedicated her whole life to storytelling. Bringing the inspiration of art, storytelling & healing to where it’s most needed: the world of social change.
As Jaime shares her own personal story, she uncovers how leaving her career working in the television and entertainment industry and moving to Mexico City has truly allowed her to develop and grow as an artist. Currently, Jaime serves as the Head of Story for Social Good Club, a think tank & content studio that bridges the creative & impact worlds to drive social movements.
Jaime opens up to Sergio about her lifelong journey of healing, as she works on healing herself from Lyme Disease without medicine & opening the lifelong journey of healing. Throughout her healing process, Jaime has experimented with fasting and has become a student of the human body - something she is always learning more about.
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You can check out some of her work here:
https://www.socialgoodclub.com
https://www.betterinternetinitiative.org
And stay tuned on her creative work via Instagram @waimejestendarp
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The podcast currently has 49 episodes available.