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EPISODE · Oct 20, 2025 · 25 MIN

Episode 4 of Extracts with Aghmad Gamieldien.

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In episode 4 of Extracts, hosts Sarah Comyn and Megan Kuster are in conversation with forest-maker Aghmad Gamieldien about his work. Aghmad Gamieldien is the founder of Mzanzi Organics, a social enterprise focusing on small-scale farming, and the creation of pocket forests in and around Cape Town, South Africa. His holistic approach to forest making and rewilding deals with the past of Apartheid in South Africa, including the country's complex history around land. For more information on his work check out Mzanzi Organics website https://www.mzanzi.org and also on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mzanziorganics/mzanziorganics

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Extracts is a podcasts series about how artists are working to reimagine the potential futures of mined, excavated, and extractivsts landscapes. Hosted by Sarah Comyn and Megan Kuster, the series is supported by UCD Humanities Institute and UCD College of Arts and Humanities Research Strands Seed Funding scheme. The music is from South African performance art ensemble The Brother Moves On.

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