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Soundcheck. Antonia Paz
Soundcheck. Introduction
Soundcheck. Introductie
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Basic Income: Building resilience
Decolonisation: power and the public space
The end of meat: the new climate action
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Découvrez le projet Vivencias du chanteur Antonio Paz et de son groupe de musicien·nes dans le cadre du Bruselas Flamenco Festival. Organisé au printemps 2021, ce concert sans public a alors été enregistré et filmé, puis diffusé en ligne.
Que se passe-t-il sur scène et en coulisses avant l’ouverture des portes au public ? Et si le public pouvait, lui aussi, vivre ces instants d’effervescence ?
Wat gebeurt er op het podium en in de coulissen voor het publiek de zaal binnengaat? En hoe zou het publiek die momenten vol spanning en energie ook kunnen beleven?
Could Basic Income help us survive the next crisis? In this episode, we speak to Guy Standing, co-founder of the Basic Income Earth Network, who has been advocating for basic income since the eighties. Sharing insights from the ground is Angeline Matereke from Save the Children, who oversees cash transfers in impoverished neighborhoods in Zimbabwe.
How should our streets, statues and monuments reflect the world we live in? Stella Nyanchama Okemwa, from the Belgian NGO "Hand in Hand against Racism," is clear: we need to radically rethink how we celebrate power. In this episode, we take inspiration from South Africa, where #RhodesMustFall has created a space for unofficial rolling artwork, where anyone can take the stage. Writer and artist Kim Gurney, who has examined the case up close, shares her experiences with us.
What can we, as ordinary citizens and consumers, do to fight the environmental disaster? Roanne van Voorst, a so-called "anthropologist of the future," imagines a world already moving away from one of the biggest polluters on the planet: the meat industry. Bridging nature and technology in this podcast is Koert van Mensvoort from Next Nature Network, who talks about language, gadgets and the next new arrival on our plates: in-vitro meat.
Covid-19 unearthing hidden urban inequities around the world begs the question: what happened to the times when we all share common spaces? Architect and activist Stavros Stavrides takes us on a journey through time in search of the commons: publicly-owned resources belonging to a whole community. Armed with insights from collaborative projects, and even interactive wristbands, Paty Rios from Happy Cities helps us understand the importance of social connectedness in the places we live.