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EPISODE · Apr 1, 2026 · 59 MIN

Slow food from de-colonial eyes with Pranathi, an architect turned radical gardener

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Have you thought that our kitchens and gardens can be a place of power, and freedom?Decolonisation might sound like a big term but it can start small. We can start right at our kitchen by reclaiming our health and wellbeing. Decolonial might sound like disengagement, but it is anything but disengagement...it's about engagement with the living wisdom of our community and finding interconnection in the web of life. In the second episode of Homebound podcasts season 1, an architect turned radical gardener Pranathi shares about reclaiming health, wellbeing and life in general while leading a slow life. She calls her lifestyle "treading on earth softly".As Pranathi navigates life through grounding and working with earth elements, she keeps busy unlearning and relearning through a plants-eye-perspective. A perspective worth listening to. This episode will bring you up-close with hands-on tips from her kitchen and alternative means of farming.

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