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Join comedians Dan McKeon and Rhiannon Shaw as they talk about the mind the best show about the work life balance, Severance. With the help of a different comedian each week, they get to the bottom of all its creepy mysteries. What do the goats mean? What does Lumon do? And why is it so hard to bring out another season of this show?
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Fair Food Futures
Dr Kiah Smith, Dr Daniel Cruz, and Joanna Horton, in collaboration with civic food networks in Australia
The Fair Food Futures podcast explores the stories and visions for change put forth by community food networks in Australia as they seek to progress transformations towards sustainable food futures, and identifies the strategies, challenges and opportunities for making civil society’s visions for fair food futures come to life. Our main questions were: what does it mean to do ‘food justice’ in Australia? What does your fair food future look like, and how do we get there? With these questions ...
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Episode 3: In Perpuity, Losers, & Shalaka Loves The Pacifier w/ Shalaka Kurup
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Daniel and Rhiannon are joined by roast battle legend and Fast & Furious academic Shalaka Kurup to the podcast, talking about episode 3 of Apple TV's Severance. Topics include: getting absorbed in a spreadsheet, best TV show theme parks, time travel, and which of the Sex & The City girls would thrive at Lumon. LINKS: instagram.com/daniel_mckeon ins…
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Episode 2: Half Loop, Raspberry Smush, and Milchick's Mixtape w/ Ian Smith
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We're tackling episode 2 of Severance this week and joined by comedian IAN SMITH (Stand Up Sketch Show, Radio 4) bringing all the heat agains big melon. Conversation topics include: raspberry mush, does Milchick have a family?, Severance, Apple TV, first jobs, corporate bullshit, and True Detective. DANIEL: instagram.com/daniel_mckeon RHIANNON: ins…
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Episode 1: Severance Pilot And Is Helly A Pirate? w/ Glenn Moore
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It's the first episode of The Innie Outie Cast with Daniel McKeon and Rhiannon Shaw. Severance on Apple TV is one of the best and most mysterious shows around so who best to fit the pieces of how Lumon Industries works than a couple of idiot comedians and their friends! Joining us to discuss the show's first episode, Good News About Hell, is comedi…
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Episode 7: Civil society in local and global food policy making: a conversation with UN experts Dr Nora McKeon and Maggie Carter
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In the final episode of this podcast series, we reflect on the learnings gathered from our conversations with food systems experts and leaders of civic food networks, and ask how policy can help scale up fairer food systems in Australia. In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Nora McKeon, professor at the Rome Tre University, who has worked extensiv…
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Episode 6: ‘Food and rights for all’: the missing conversation about hunger and land access in Australia
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In this episode, Dr Rachel Carey, Senior Lecturer in food systems at the School of Agriculture and Food from the University of Melbourne, and Emma Brindal, the Youth Education Coordinator of the Northey St City Farm and co-founder of the Decolonisation Action Group, take us on a journey to understand what the right to food means, based on their wor…
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Episode 5: ‘Food as Commons’: bridging the rural-urban divide through collective ownership and action
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This time, our food justice conversations welcome Dr Hope Foley from Growing Forward, and Andrew Ward from Regen Farmers Mutual, who share their ideas about understanding food and land as “commons”. Hope explains Growing Forward’s approach to land sovereignty and common ownership, which reclaims unused public land to grow food to feed local communi…
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Episode 4: ‘Resilience beyond crisis’: the power of connecting producers and consumers
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In this episode inspired by the “Fair Food in the City” scenario, small-scale producers Jacki Hinchey from Blue Dog Farm, Matt Bakker and Micah Oberon from Neighbourhood Farm, and Phil Garozzo and Alice Star from Loop Growers share their first-hand experiences with recent crises, such as the 2022 floods and the COVID19 pandemic. Our guest speakers …
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Episode 3: Practicing ‘intersectional solidarity and care’ with First Nations, grassroots, and refugee communities
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In this episode of the Fair Food Futures podcast we begin our journey alongside leaders of civic food networks in Australia, learning from them how they uphold intersectional solidarity and care practices in their work. This episode brings together three examples of how the “Long Table” scenario identified by the Fair Food Futures project can look …
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Episode 2: ‘You don’t get justice merely by surviving the system’: a food justice conversation with Dr. Raj Patel
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In this second episode of the Fair Food Futures podcast, the world-famous author, filmmaker, activist, and academic Dr Raj Patel shares an overview of some of the structural problems with the global food system, in conversation with Dr Kiah Smith, ARC DECRA Senior Research Fellow at the University of Queensland. By drawing on evidence gathered duri…
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Episode 1: ‘Creating fair food futures in Australia’: A yarn with Costa Georgiadis
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In this introductory episode of the Fair Food Futures podcast, Dr Kiah Smith, ARC DECRA Senior Research Fellow at the University of Queensland; and landscape architect, TV presenter, and gardening superstar Costa Georgiadis, engage in a conversation about the diversity of grassroots fair food initiatives in Australia. Imagining he had a 'magic wand…
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