The legend of Brutus of Troy, first King of Britain who is said to have landed at Totnes, explored by writer Will Kemp. First broadcast on Soundart Radio, 29th March 2021

Brutus of Troy

Rachel Sweeney is the programme lead on the MA Movement, Mind, and Ecology programme at Schumacher College which begins for the first time June 2021. We caught up with Rachel to find out more about her background and the wealth of experience, knowledge and understanding of the many facets of movement practice she'll bringing to our learning community.
https://www.schumachercollege.org.uk/courses/postgraduate-courses/movement-mind-and-ecology

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Interview with Dr Rachel Sweeney, Schumacher College

In this episode we explore indigeonous, ancestral agroecological practices and agroforestry coffee growing in the Maya Achi territoy of Guatamala, the idea of coauthored collaborative research, and consider what we in the UK can learn from these local projects. Dr Nathan Einbinder is the programme lead of the MSc Regenerative Food, Farming and Enterprise at Schumacher College. Find out more about the degree and apply here:
https://campus.dartington.org/regenerative-food-farming-and-enterprise/

Our Man in Guatamala: Nathan Einbinder on his recent latest agroecology research trip

Dartington Trust is a centre for learning, arts, ecology and social justice based on a 1,200 acre estate near Totnes. This podcast is an window into our broad range of programmes, including conversations with lecturers at Schumacher College and Dartington Arts School, recordings of live talks and events, as well as reports of our latest activity both here in Devon and further afield.

Our Man in Guatamala: Nathan Einbinder on his recent latest agroecology research trip

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