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In right relationship with the edge with Toad Dell and Guy Ritani from PermaQueer

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In this episode, Ben Habib is joined by Toad Dell and Guy Ritani from PermaQueer. PermaQueer is a collaborative project to share ecological sustainability methods through the lens of Permaculture, focusing on accessibility to and building resilience for traditionally marginalised communities. PermaQueer brings a queering, decolonising and trauma-informed approach to community-building. In 2021, PermaQueer won the LUSH Spring Prize for Social and Environmental Regeneration.

00:00:00 Introduction

00:03:45 Acknowledgement of Country.

00:05:39 Finding permaculture through need rather than through reputation.

00:09:14 Permaculture as a design methodology vs permaculture as a movement.

00:11:16 Women are the backbone of the permaculture community-building.

00:15:38 Queering permaculture and the genesis of PermaQueer.

00:22:24 PermaQueer as a network of resource redistribution.

00:25:07 Having privilege and being a pioneer 'species' in social ecosystems.

00:27:54 Understanding 'queering' and the diversity of queer peoples' lived experiences.

00:36:10 The unique aesthetics of PermaQueer's social media presence.

00:40:17 Value the edge, but only in right relationship to it.

00:44:30 Edge cultures and vulnerable people are not a resource to be selectively mined by the mainstream.

00:47:27 Trauma-informed and decolonial practice in permaculture and beyond.

00:56:50 Problematising the construct of 'whiteness'.

00:59:55 Scarcity as reality vs scarcity as mindset.

01:04:37 Critical reflection on the permaculture prophesy of energy descent.

01:12:23 TEDx as a platform for PermaQueer online events.

01:19:17 Queering isn't scary...a call to action.

01:23:41 Conclusion.

Show links

About PermaQueer

Instagram | Facebook | LinkTree | Guy Ritani on LinkedIn

About Ben Habib, host of Edge Dwellers Cafe

Ben@Earth | LTU staff profile | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube | ORCiD

Support Edge Dwellers Cafe

Send a one-off tip or ongoing monthly contribution to help cover the costs of producing Edge Dwellers Cafe via Ko-Fi. Contributions of any amount are welcome and much appreciated.

Credits

This podcast is broadcast from Naarm/Melbourne on the unceded lands of the Wurundjeri people. Edge Dwellers Cafe pays respect to their elders past, present and emerging.

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16 episodes

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Content provided by Dr Benjamin Habib. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Dr Benjamin Habib or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

In this episode, Ben Habib is joined by Toad Dell and Guy Ritani from PermaQueer. PermaQueer is a collaborative project to share ecological sustainability methods through the lens of Permaculture, focusing on accessibility to and building resilience for traditionally marginalised communities. PermaQueer brings a queering, decolonising and trauma-informed approach to community-building. In 2021, PermaQueer won the LUSH Spring Prize for Social and Environmental Regeneration.

00:00:00 Introduction

00:03:45 Acknowledgement of Country.

00:05:39 Finding permaculture through need rather than through reputation.

00:09:14 Permaculture as a design methodology vs permaculture as a movement.

00:11:16 Women are the backbone of the permaculture community-building.

00:15:38 Queering permaculture and the genesis of PermaQueer.

00:22:24 PermaQueer as a network of resource redistribution.

00:25:07 Having privilege and being a pioneer 'species' in social ecosystems.

00:27:54 Understanding 'queering' and the diversity of queer peoples' lived experiences.

00:36:10 The unique aesthetics of PermaQueer's social media presence.

00:40:17 Value the edge, but only in right relationship to it.

00:44:30 Edge cultures and vulnerable people are not a resource to be selectively mined by the mainstream.

00:47:27 Trauma-informed and decolonial practice in permaculture and beyond.

00:56:50 Problematising the construct of 'whiteness'.

00:59:55 Scarcity as reality vs scarcity as mindset.

01:04:37 Critical reflection on the permaculture prophesy of energy descent.

01:12:23 TEDx as a platform for PermaQueer online events.

01:19:17 Queering isn't scary...a call to action.

01:23:41 Conclusion.

Show links

About PermaQueer

Instagram | Facebook | LinkTree | Guy Ritani on LinkedIn

About Ben Habib, host of Edge Dwellers Cafe

Ben@Earth | LTU staff profile | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube | ORCiD

Support Edge Dwellers Cafe

Send a one-off tip or ongoing monthly contribution to help cover the costs of producing Edge Dwellers Cafe via Ko-Fi. Contributions of any amount are welcome and much appreciated.

Credits

This podcast is broadcast from Naarm/Melbourne on the unceded lands of the Wurundjeri people. Edge Dwellers Cafe pays respect to their elders past, present and emerging.

  continue reading

16 episodes

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