Vinyl For Climate with Lauren + Oberon Carter

What this episode covers

Did you know that women represent less than one third of artists in the music industry? And just 12.6% of songwriters? I'm quoting my guests here, Lauren and Oberon Carter of Spiral Garden and, lately, Suffragette Records in Hobart, Lutruwita. Suffragette Records stocks music made by women only, not for the sake of exclusion but to rebalance the scales. Because who and what we listen to patterns our thinking, beliefs, communities and civilization. When women aren't part of our cultural soundscape, we miss out on stories and messages and melodic teachings from a whole portion of the population. I was delighted to unpack Lauren + Oberon's new-ish adventures in vinyl, how the've embedded permaculture ethics into their business, the day to day experience of running a record shop as a family of five, and the heartfelt chats they're having with old dudes about music, climate change, the matriarchy and everything in between. 1. Lauren + Oberon's home on the web ~ Spiral Garden [https://spiralgarden.com.au/] 2. Lauren + Oberon's record store ~ Suffragette Records [https://suffragetterecords.com.au/] 3. Spiral Garden's Substack [https://spiralgarden.substack.com/] 4. Suffragette Records on the gram [https://www.instagram.com/suffragetterecords/] Julia Jacklin ~ Don't Let The Kids Win [https://wahwahrecords.com.au/products/julia-jacklin-dont-let-the-kids-win] 5. Joni Mitchell ~ Court + Spark [https://suffragetterecords.com.au/search?q=joni+mitchell+court&options%5Bprefix%5D=last] 6. Vandana Shiva [https://vandanashivamovie.com/] 7. ***Support Reskillience on Patreon [https://www.patreon.com/Reskillience]***