By Yuramin Land
The podcast currently has 20 episodes available.
In a remote valley in the Spanish Pyrenees, a group of dedicated human beings are on their path to become a self-sufficient community. They are sowing the seed of establishing a school as a means for good living - a place open to receive people who want to reconnect with ancestral wisdom and relearn how to live in respectful, harmonious togetherness on this great being we know as Earth.
Colombian Indigenous Elders have been guiding them on their journey and now they are about to inaugurate Europes possibly first „Maloka“ also known as Mother House - an ancient building made from natural local materials used as a sacred space for prayers and ceremonies.
This interview was recorded in Summer '23 with the community member Árbol, who is speaking for all the people behind the project, giving an insight into their way of living in unity.
We invite you to visit this link for more info and support their crowdfunding campaign.
https://gofund.me/1e47ba8d
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Interview With Árbol
Music recorded in the communities Tipi with songs shared by Gusti & David
Illustration by Isabel Seda @agua_bel
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Lola Byron is a Permaculture and Natural Building facilitator, practitioner and consultant. After traveling the globe with her young family, she now lives, works, teaches, builds and raises her 2 children in Southern Portugal. In 2020 Lola created The Women Natural Builders Collective, a safe and empowering learning space and network for women builders worldwide. She has built and taught internationally for the past 9 years, spent 3 years as the Natural Building Manager at Panya Project, Thailand, and has been a consultant and project manager with Surplus Permaculture Design since 2017.
This interview was recorded in September 2022 during a 10 days Natural Building Workshop, at A Quinta in south of Portugal, lead by Lola and her incredible team. We took part on this learning adventure and the opportunity to spend time in a very unique environment with people from all over the world, finishing the days full of mud. In this episode Lola shares with tears in her eyes her journey and motivation to be a natural builder with all heart and feet on the earth.
More infos
https://www.womensnaturalbuilding.org
Interview by @marco.sukop
Illustration by @agua_bel
Musicby Terra Livre and Nanan
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Helder Valente is acting as a recognized permaculture teacher for more than a decade, researching & implementing sustainability principles in a wide variety of environments. He has been learning and working with recognized elder permaculturists Bill Mollison, Geoff Lawton, Sepp Holzer and many more in the major world climatic regions and we are super happy having had the opportunity to meet and exchange with him at Festança Permaculture festival in Portugal 22.
In this episode Helder shares about his journey to the Amazon jungle and reveals unexpected realities and challenges some of the indigenous tribes are facing to survive in these times.
Interview with Helder Valente
Music by Luiz Gabriel Lopes
Illustration by Aguabel
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Benji Paola, also known as Sister Benji or "Reggae Queen" has inspired us and many people to live joyfully with nature in a sustainable way.
Music by One Love Family Band
Illustration by Aguabel
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Annelieke van der Sluijs was born in the Netherlands and moved her life to Portugal many years ago, where she lives now in a lovely tiny house where she cares for several bee hives including the bees of Tamera EcoVillage. As a co-founder and holistic researcher of the BeeWisdom network she shares her passion and teachings of healing the relationship with the land through bees and trees.
more info at www.beewisdom.earth
Interview with Annelieke van der Sluijs
Illustration by Aguabel
Music by Romana Asherah, Gabriella Songbird & Daniel Bornmann
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We had the honor to spend this winter volunteering at Tribodar, an inspiring project with the intention to recreate a paradise for human well-being in central east Portugal.
Music recorded on site by Moabi, Isabel & Diogo
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The moondance is an ancestral ceremony with its origins in Mexico, a prayer of sisters and brothers for mother earth and human evolution.
The ritual is a beautiful chance for women to cleanse their bodies of generations of female suppression, to open up for healing and regain their strength, to transform into loving warrior women that our mother earth needs.
For the second time we had the honor to make part of this powerful prayer which transformed our lives and we are excited to share this episode with a precious interview of Antara Dakini, who organizes the moondance in Austria.
More informations at www.moondanceaustria.com
Interview with Antara Dakini
Illustration by Aguabel
Music Recordings from the Moon Dance Cantos
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Verena Wallner takes us on a little tour through the seed bank and the vegetable garden of Zetmau permaculture farm.
She shares her experience, useful tips and knowledge of working the plants in all their cycle.
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Johannes Wedenig studied organic farming in Vienna, Austria. By that time a dream arose, a dream to live in nature doing communal gardening. Three years ago this dream became reality when he and his family bought a land in Carintia where many people have gathered so far to grow nutritious food in a sustainable way. He questions himself, how he can make his living as a farmer while keeping full respect for nature and wildlife.
His vision is to create a farm where all the elements are connected and work together as one.
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Yassine Benderra is a passionate permaculturist, ecological activist and a healer. Together with his partner Joana they’re the guardians of a small piece of the land in the magical surroundings of Gerês, North Portugal. On their journey from the city to the country side, they found their way of living and working joyfully and connect with nature. Their duty is not only to protect the land but also to develop it into a regenerative ecosystem. In the last years, many other people have been coming to learn from their experience and knowledge.
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The podcast currently has 20 episodes available.