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The Revolution Will Be Handmade
by Lissa M. Cowan
Exploring how women--of all identities--artists, writers, and makers are reshaping our world through creativity and defiance.I record this podcast on the unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabe people, who have been stewards of this land since time immemorial. I acknowledge my responsibility as a settler to work toward decolonization and right relations. inkandearthchronicles.substack.com
Episodes
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Writing the land with poetry
There’s so much going on that we can’t see. SUMMARY Lissa M. Cowan speaks with Pam Lostracco, a mural artist who has been transforming walls into mood-enhancing landscapes through her revitalizing, biophilic murals. Based in Toronto, Pam sees her art as a bridge—connecting people to the power of...
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Bringing nature and connection to the city
There’s so much going on that we can’t see. SUMMARY Lissa M. Cowan speaks with Pam Lostracco, a mural artist who has been transforming walls into mood-enhancing landscapes through her revitalizing, biophilic murals. Based in Toronto, Pam sees her art as a bridge—connecting people to the power of...
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Tracing symbols, water, and dreams
(This conversation was recorded back in June.) “Using your voice in such a specific way…sometimes makes people uncomfortable.” SUMMARY Lissa M. Cowan speaks with Stephanie Hill, a nature-inspired narrative and pop surrealist artist based in the Gatineau Hills, Quebec. Drawing on everything from...
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Seed sowing in the liminal
We don't know what a new world could look like yet, so we're sort of in that in-between space. SUMMARY Lissa M. Cowan speaks with Hoann Chan Ignacio about her journey into horticulture, the importance of ecological gardening, and the cultural implications of gardening language. Hoann shares her...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Exploring how women--of all identities--artists, writers, and makers are reshaping our world through creativity and defiance.I record this podcast on the unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabe people, who have been stewards of this land since time immemorial. I acknowledge my responsibility as a settler to work toward decolonization and right relations.
inkandearthchronicles.substack.com
HOSTED BY
Lissa M. Cowan
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Exploring how women--of all identities--artists, writers, and makers are reshaping our world through creativity and defiance.I record this podcast on the unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabe people, who have been stewards of this land since time immemorial. I acknowledge my responsibility...
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