Ma mere l'oie
Mar 5, 2021
6 - Le bossu et la saulaie - Conversation avec Hervé Coves
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Conversation avec Hervé Coves, ingénieur agronome franciscain Relecture et reflexion sur trois contes sur les saules : Le lapin et la neige (histoire Narragansett, amérique du nord), Le bossu et la saulaie (conte écossais), Le viel homme et la verrue (conte japonais)... Image : Boobie © Robert David Siegel, M.D., Ph.D. Stanford Uni Musique : © Paul Husky.Violoniste Lucie Petrou
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Sunshine is a mother from Standing Rock Reservation, a graduate from Sitting Bull College with a Bachelor’s in Environmental Science, a permaculture teacher, manages the Regenerative Land classes with Earth activist training.
She is a current board member of the Mni Wiconi Integrated Health Clinic, that was seeded by the water protector camp, which is set to open Fall 2021, works on food sovereignty with local youth, and plants trees wherever she can. Sunshine shares earth stories she grew up with and talks about the landscape she tends.
Mother Goose and other Earth stories was made possible with the help of a Creative Work Fund Grant for a collaboration between Earth Activist Training and Suzanne Husky.
Ma mère l’oie et autres histoires de la terre est un projet qui a été sélectionné par la commission mécénat de la Fondation des Artistes qui lui a apporté son soutien.
Image : America's got talon
Bald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus)
Family: Accipitridae
© Robert David Siegel, M.D., Ph.D.
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Jan 6, 2022
17- Fluid Genders, from Joan of Arc to Trans Saints - A conversation with medievalist Clovis Maillet
In this episode, medievalist Clovis Maillet who recently wrote a book called “Fluid Genres, from Joan of Arc to trans saints” shares some of his research on trans saints in medieval times. Clovis talks about the context in which folks may decide to endorse different gender identities throughout their lives and shares the tales of the influential trans saints Marina, and St Eugenia of Rome, that chose to be men all their lives for various reasons. To help us understand the world view of European medieval times, he goes into the importance of virginity in relation to social status, the accepted social place of hermaphrodites, how women are perceived, and more aspects of life that challenge our ‘modernity”.
Music : Public domain Hildegard of Bigen, Viridissima virga
Image : Northern Fulmar (Fulmarus glacialis). Suzanne Husky
Ce projet a été sélectionné par la commission mécénat de la Fondation des Artistes qui lui a apporté son soutien. This podcast was made possible with the support of the Creative Work Fund in collaboration with Earth Activist Training
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16 - Folktales and Earth-based spirituality - A conversation with Starhawk
Kissing the ground, wishing for daughters over sons, walking the world with a wing or a goose foot, we find in folktales vestiges of long gone world-views, traces of earth based spirituality, myths, matrilineal societies and more. In this conversation with Starhawk, philosopher, environmental activist, whitch, science fiction writer, and the founder of Earth Activist Training we talk about why folktale matter in relation to activism and for women. We focus in particular on The twelve wild swans, a folktale the Reclaiming community has deeply activated through rituals and about which Starhawk has written a book with Hilary Valentine called The twelve wild swans, a journey to the realm of magic, healing, and action.
Mother Goose and other Earth stories was made possible with the help of a Creative Work Fund Grant for a collaboration between Earth Activist Training and Suzanne Husky.
Ma mère l’oie et autres histoires de la terre est un projet qui a été sélectionné par la commission mécénat de la Fondation des Artistes qui lui a apporté son soutien.
Image Muscovy duck (Cairina moschata)
Family: Anatidae (ducks, geese, swans)
© Robert David Siegel, M.D., Ph.D.
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