Cultivating Justice Podcast Series | Farmerama x OOTL x LION
Welcome to Cultivating Justice! Our 6-part series in collaboration with Land In Our Names (LION) and Out on the Land (OOTL, part of The Landworker’s Alliance) which weaves together interviews, conversations, music and reflections from Black people, people of colour, trans people, queer people and women, on their relationships with land, growing, and identity.
Land for Movement? featuring Sam Siva | Untelevised: The Podcast
It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.
Season 3 Episode 3 - Josina Calliste | Nature Bantz
Nature Bantz, podcast about well-being, rewilding, nature-connection and climate-action, sits down with Josina Calliste, the co-founder of LION, to discuss land reparations, nature connection for urban city dwellers, and securing land for BIPOC communities.
Landed part 3: Colonial Connections ft. Josina Calliste | Farmerama
Farmerama’s 3- part section “Landed” delves into the colonial histories of Highland Scotland, both colonized and as entwined in histories of colonialism. This conversation features Josina Calliste, co-founder of LION.
Gardens of Others: Finding Nowhere: On Making Place | MADEYOULOOK
The third episode in the series “The Gardens of Others”, “Walking Inwards, On Black Interiority” produced by the South African artist collaboratice MADEYOULOOK, which invites gardernes, activists, artists and writers of colours based in Britain and South Africa to reflect on plant life and nature. This episode centres on breaking the assumptions about people of colour’s dissacociation from nature, and how people are reimaging space with nature.
Gardens of Others: Walking Inwards, on Black Interiority | MADEYOULOOK
The second episode in the series “The Gardens of Others”, “Walking Inwards, On Black Interiority” produced by the South African artist collaboratice MADEYOULOOK, which invites gardeners, activists, artists and writers of colours based in Britain and South Africa to reflect on plant life and nature. In this episode the conversations concern nature as spaces of beauty and sanctuary spaces of healing for communities of colour.
Gardens of Others: The Beginnings of Outside | MADEYOULOOK
The first episode in the series “The Gardens of Others”, produced by the South African artist collaboratice MADEYOULOOK, which invites gardernes, activists, artists and writers of colours based in Britain and South Africa to reflect on plant life and nature, placing these natarratives into wider contexts of migration, place-making, contemporary political life, and living together. .
What if a revolution in relation to land unlocked a revolution of the imagination? | From What If to What Next
Rob Hopkins' brilliant book and engaging podcast series welcomed Josina and Chris Smaje for episode 18 where they explore the role of radical imagination and its importance in land justice
Building Land & Racial Justice ft. Josina | Resist + Renew
“Episode 3 of the Resist + Renew podcast, where we interview Josina from Land In Our Names (LION).”
So yeah, I mean ending racism, loads of black farmers, lots of use of the land that’s in accordance with spiritual practices or farming practices from places where we have heritage.
– Josina, on LION’s vision for land justice
My Albion | Four Hundred Years
“Zakia Sewell's quest for Albion takes her deep into the landscape of Britain and into the soil itself. Looking more closely at what lies beneath our feet, reveals a complex web of histories, some more readily visible than others and some more hopeful. She talks to a young horticulturalist, Sam Siva; the author of a book on trespass, Nick Hayes; the rapper and playwright, Testament; the sociologist Ben Pitcher and her mum, Amey, as they walk across Hampstead Heath. Produced by Zakia Sewell and Alan Hall A Falling Tree production for BBC Radio”
Costing The Earth | The Future of Environmentalism
“As our planet continues to warm, and climate issues move rapidly up the political agenda, the environmental movement itself is also changing shape. In the second of a two-part series looking at the past, present and future of the environmental movement, Journalist and Black and Green Ambassador Jasmine Ketibuah-Foley looks to the future. Speaking to academics, futurologists, and the activists and campaigners on the front lines, she asks how things are changing, who is changing them, and what they'll need to do to make sure the message gets through. From tactics to technology, from local to global, and from the affluent western world to some of the places climate change is hitting hardest, Jasmine follows the campaign for climate justice into the coming decades, and finds out what it might look like.”
Farmerama Radio #52: Oxford Real Farming Conference, social justice & land, new forms of land ownership
“We kick off with the powerful words of Malcom X, read by the ever-inspiring Leah Penniman, who featured in our Women of the Land series last year. We then hear from Josina Calliste, co-founder of Land in Our Names (LION), who shares about her visit to Leah’s Soul Fire Farm and their collaboration on a conversation around food justice, land justice and re-connecting with nature at the conference.”
Farmerama Radio #54: Land reform, stewardship, community ownership and land justice
“We hear Leah Penniman and Ọlá Ayòrindé in conversation about land injustices and repairing colonial trauma through relationship with the land. Leah is the co-founder of Soul Fire Farm in New York, and Ọlá is the co-founder of Land In Our Names (LION), an organisation addressing land injustices in the UK, and seeking to reimagine a system where people of colour can live off the land in ways which care for the soil, the surrounding biodiversity and themselves.”
The Green Soul Grace Podcast #1: Reparative Justice, Land Rights and Self-Care in Activism Feat. Josina Calliste of LION
“I was lucky enough to be joined by my good friend Josina Calliste - a health professional, landworker, activist and co-founder of Land In Our Names (LION) - to discuss reparative justice, land rights and self-care in activism. Tune in to find out what this amazing organisation is doing, and how you can support the movement.”
Oxford Real Farming Conference: Farming So White
“A workshop space for exploring why land ownership and farming are still completely dominated by white people in the UK; and what narratives and strategies are needed to challenge and change this. Co-hosted by Land In Our Names and Shared Assets, this session will explore barriers to farming for people of colour in Britain and how to overcome them; consider historical relationships to land for people of colour through the lens of empire and colonialism; and more.”
(The recording of this session was removed and we are finding out how to upload it ourselves)