Welcome to the 2nd season of Woods in the Sound, dedicated to cultures of forests.
Forests invite us to reimagine and live into other ways of knowing and being, of conceiving of the self and community.
We are currently exploring the subject of forest gardens, otherwise known as food forests or regenerative agroforestry, as a framework some people find towards regeneration of monocultural landscapes, and healing of agricultural deserts, with an intention to grow food (and not only) in more meaningful ways while taking care of biodiversity, soil life, and other reciprocal relationships.
In this episode we are talking to Jaime Otero Páramo, the founder of Proyecto Dispersor in Galicia, dedicated to cultivating and spreading knowledge about regenerative agroforestry.
This episode is in Spanish, so if you would like a translation we invite you to watch the video with subtitles in English.
Credits
Produced by: Sabina Enéa Téari, Egor Sviri
Opening and closing music: Pied butcherbird, Claire Edwardes, Hollis Taylor, Jon Rose
Opening and closing visuals: Alexander Sharapov