*If you haven't already, make sure to check out the edied version of this episode, which is properly structured and produced, and includes sound designs.  For  the first episode, I invited my good friend and someone who played an  important part in inspiring me to create a platform for gathering change  agents of alternative food systems. Lucas is doing some really excellent work in meeting farmers in Latin  America and Europe, and co-creating agroecological research. He has  been doing this largely off his own back and with an interminable  spirit. In this episode, Lucas tells us stories that came out of these  meetings. From Coca-Cola trucks taking the place of food sovereignty in  Canada to ancient grains being the site of a local food system to  fluorish in Italy, Lucas hangs a lot of his optimism for the power of  agroecology on ideas of territoriality and future imagineries. Make sure to have a look at his project, Raíces de Soberanía.  You'll also be able to see some of the fantastic photographs that he  and his farmer participants have taken in Nicaragua, Puerto Rico, the  Netherlands and Italy. This episode's photograph was kindly provided by Lucas.

*If you haven't already, make sure to check out the edied version of this episode, which is properly structured and produced, and includes sound designs. For  the first episode, I invited my good friend and someone who played an  important part in inspiring me to create a platform for gathering change  agents of alternative food systems. Lucas is doing some really excellent work in meeting farmers in Latin  America and Europe, and co-creating agroecological research. He has  been doing this largely off his own back and with an interminable  spirit. In this episode, Lucas tells us stories that came out of these  meetings. From Coca-Cola trucks taking the place of food sovereignty in  Canada to ancient grains being the site of a local food system to  fluorish in Italy, Lucas hangs a lot of his optimism for the power of  agroecology on ideas of territoriality and future imagineries. Make sure to have a look at his project, <a href="https://raicesdesoberania.com/" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Raíces de Soberanía</a>.  You'll also be able to see some of the fantastic photographs that he  and his farmer participants have taken in Nicaragua, Puerto Rico, the  Netherlands and Italy. This episode's photograph was kindly provided by Lucas.

[Unedited] The Rural is Radical - Lucas Worsdell

For the first episode, I invited my good friend and someone who played an important part in inspiring me to create a platform for gathering change agents of alternative food systems. Lucas is doing some really excellent work in meeting farmers in Latin America and Europe, and co-creating agroecological research. He has been doing this largely off his own back and with an interminable spirit. In this episode, Lucas tells us stories that came out of these meetings. From Coca-Cola trucks taking the place of food sovereignty in Canada to ancient grains being the site of a local food system to fluorish in Italy, Lucas hangs a lot of his optimism for the power of agroecology on ideas of territoriality and future imagineries. Make sure to have a look at his project, Raíces de Soberanía. You'll also be able to see some of the fantastic photographs that he and his farmer participants have taken in Nicaragua, Puerto Rico, the Netherlands and Italy. This episode's photograph and field recordings were kindly provided by Lucas.

For the first episode, I invited my good friend and someone who played an important part in inspiring me to create a platform for gathering change agents of alternative food systems. Lucas is doing some really excellent work in meeting farmers in Latin America and Europe, and co-creating agroecological research. He has been doing this largely off his own back and with an interminable spirit. In this episode, Lucas tells us stories that came out of these meetings. From Coca-Cola trucks taking the place of food sovereignty in Canada to ancient grains being the site of a local food system to fluorish in Italy, Lucas hangs a lot of his optimism for the power of agroecology on ideas of territoriality and future imagineries. Make sure to have a look at his project, <a href="https://raicesdesoberania.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Raíces de Soberanía</a>. You'll also be able to see some of the fantastic photographs that he and his farmer participants have taken in Nicaragua, Puerto Rico, the Netherlands and Italy. This episode's photograph and field recordings were kindly provided by Lucas.

The Rural is Radical - Lucas Worsdell

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