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BRANCHING IN, BRANCHING OUT
Notes on learning

Branching in, branching out is a new program of Radio Robida that wants to explore collective learning, situated pedagogies and embodied knowledge practices as ways of propagating new realities. The title comes from an interpretation of the etymology of the verb to educate – latin educere, to draw out, take out but also branch out.
Branching in, branching out is a double movement of reaching and encountering what is afar, being inspired and open to different discourses, but at the same time going into what we have an affection to, rooting ourself, being activated and moved by what stays in our proximity, leaning on the landscape and learning from it.

Ep. 1 with Alessandra Pomarico, curator, writer, educator, cultural producer, and activist based in NY and Lecce (IT).

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Alessandra Pomarico is a curator, writer, educator, cultural producer, and activist. Her work intersects arts, pedagogy, social issues, and nano-politics. Co-founder of the artistic and pedagogical experiment Free Home University, Alessandra serves as steering committee member of the global Ecoversities Alliance.
Recent projects include M.E.D.U.S.E (Mediterranean Ecofeminist Decolonial Union for Self-Education), 2021; #Healing at the New Alphabet School, HKW, Berlin/Dakar, 2021; The School of the We, Rotor, Graz, 2020-20221; Time Forward, V-A-C Zattere, Venice, 2020.
Recent publications: When the Roots Start Moving || First Mouvement: To Navigate Backward || Resonating with Zapatismo (2021); Pedagogies Otherwise (2020) and What’s There to Learn (2018).
Alessandra lives and works in New York (US) and Lecce (IT).

The Other Radio program is co-financed by the Javni zavod GO! 2025 - European capital of culture, Nova Gorica.

Ep. 1 Branching in, branching out with Alessandra Pomarico – Vida / 11.02.2023

keepitinside - how to live ft limbo (remastered by beethoven.)

Dr. Sarah Parker Ward wants to help you think more affectionately about death so you can experience a healthier, more fulfilling life. Sarah holds a Ph.D. in Emerging Media Studies from Boston University where her research explored death cognition and related policy implications. She continues this thanatological work today both in practice and study as the co-founder of We Are Clio, a digital platform launching in 2024 to empower individuals on their deathcare journey through personalized education and community-building with non-clinical care providers such as death doulas, green burial crafters, and legacy artisans. In addition to death doula training, Sarah has also undergone instruction in mindfulness and psychedelic peer support. You can find this mom of three on LinkedIn and on Instagram at @skparkerward.

Sarah Parker Ward, co-founder of We Are Clio

Truth & Knowledge: Episode 51 – “Living to Please God”

In this episode, Trey Knowles explores what it truly means to live in a way that pleases God, drawing from 1 Thessalonians 4:2–12.

God’s will for us is sanctification—set apart for His purpose. This means avoiding sexual immorality, learning self-control, and living in holiness and honor. Unlike the world, which follows its passions without knowing God, we are called to purity. Anyone who rejects this call is not rejecting human instruction, but God Himself—the very One who gives us His Holy Spirit.

We are also commanded to love one another. The Thessalonians were already known for their love throughout Macedonia, yet Paul urged them to grow in love even more. Living to please God also means leading a quiet life, minding our own affairs, and working with our hands. In doing so, we not only honor God but also earn the respect of outsiders and live in a way that is not dependent on others.

At its core, living to please God means holiness, love, and integrity—reflecting His Spirit in our daily lives.

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Living to Please God

Living to Please God - Truth & Knowledge

How To Live In The Family - Shayne Holesgrove (Rondebosch)

1 Corinthians 14:26 -- What is the outcome then, brothers and sisters? When you assemble, each one has a psalm, has a teaching, has a revelation, has a tongue, has an interpretation. All things are to be done for edification.

The early church in Corinth apparently had much more participation in its gatherings by various members of the Body than do many of our modern church services.  In this service, 3 members of Blueprint Church share what God has been showing them from Scripture and another shares a testimony.

✖️First Time? - BlueprintChurch.tv/firsttime 
✖️Worship & Kids Resources - BlueprintChurch.tv/kids 
✖️Give Online - BlueprintChurch.tv/give

(2-23-25) -- Particichurch

The two New Testament epistles ascribed to the Apostle Peter are lesser known by most Christians than the Epistles of the Apostle Paul. Some scholars believe that First Peter may have been written to young Christians and may have even served as a 'catechism' for those about to be water baptised. In this episode, we look at how Peter presents God as Father, Son, and Spirit, and how Christianity commences with becoming 'born again'. But this is not where Christianity ends - and that aged Apostle Peter gives instructions on how a new believer is to grow in the faith by exploring what the knowledge of God and HIs grace requires.

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Trey Knowles is a multidisciplinary creator and thinker who explores human behavior through various artistic and educational outlets. Known by the name "Truth & Knowledge," he is an author, comedian, music artist, visual communication developer, and life coaching speaker. His work is deeply rooted in themes of transformation, self-awareness, redemption, and depth, often highlighting spiritual and moral insights. Learn and get more content at Trey Knowles' website https://tkmessage.com

We want to help you discover the reality of Christianity!

The Health Design Podcast brought to you by the Journal of Health Design(www.journalofhealthdesign.com). Features interviews with the world's leading health design experts including clinicians, designers, patients, authors and researchers. Better health by design.

This is the podcast, Audio the Matters, where I take the ancient truth of God's Word, explain it, and show how it is relevant for today. I blog. I write. I  eBook. I am currently undertaking another doctorate where I am researching the work of C.S. Lewis in regard to his theological contribution to our understanding of the imago Dei.

In 2023 we moved from Mixcloud back here.
To explore the archive from 2022 check our mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/robida_collective/

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How to imagine a radio station which is located in a super-remote place – Topolò/Topolove, with its 22 inhabitants – but will speak to a wide community, scattered in the whole Europe? How could the geographical marginality be interpreted to develop a radio program which is contextual but also speaks to the world?

Radio stations are many times place and community makers. Besides being aethereal – as the voice of the speakers – they many times happen to be physical spaces for people to gather. They are means to cultivate communities. The paradox of starting a radio station in an almost uninhabited village on the mountains opens many fertile questions about Robida’s community and its relation to this specific margin where Robida works and partly lives. How would it be possible to combine a hyper-specificity, which Robida is fond of, with the will of being relevant for those who are far away from us?

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