Host Jessica Ramirez is back with new stories about the intimate connections of Indigenous peoples caring for their communities and the entire planet. The first episode of Season 2 debuts on February 2, 2022 - that's right - 2/2/22! We can't wait to spend another year with you.
Seedcast is a production of Nia Tero, a global nonprofit which supports Indigenous land guardianship around the world through policy, partnership, and storytelling initiatives.
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[00:00] [Sound of animals in Achuar territory]
Theme Song by Mia Kami
Luciano Peas: [Speaks in Spanish]
Tatiana Peas: [Speaks in Spanish]
Jessica Ramirez: Hey friends, this is Jessica Ramirez, your host for Seedcast. I can't believe I'm saying this, but Season Two is coming on February 2nd.
Luciano Peas: [Speaks in Spanish]
Rowan White, courtesy of Finding Our Way podcast: You know, the seeds have many things to gift us.
Tatiana Peas: [Speaks in Spanish]
Rowan White, courtesy of Finding Our Way podcast: One of the gifts that they bring us is that they bring people together, right?
[Sound of protestors at COP26 in Glasgow]
Joan Carling: In spite of the fact that we are the stewards of nature, we are even criminalized.
Nara Baré: [Speaks in Portuguese]
Joan Carling: Our lands and resources are critical in addressing climate change.
Jessica Ramirez: Tune in for stories about the intimate connection of Indigenous peoples caring for their communities and the entire planet. You can subscribe and listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also find Seedcast at Niatero.org.
Rowan White, courtesy of Finding Our Way podcast: You can just start with one seed or two seeds, and, and they'll continue to help grow us into, into good humans.
Jessica Ramirez: See you in two weeks.
[Sound of animals in Achuar territory]
Joan Carling: I do believe that our ancestors are guiding us in, in moving forward. And it's comforting to know that if we follow their steps, if we follow their values, we are on the right track.
Luciano Peas: [Speaks in Spanish]
Tatiana Peas: [Speaks in Spanish]
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