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Living Heritage (Part 1) by Good Day Cork
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It’s easy to think of Cork (Ireland) as a fairly homogenous group but its history is much more diverse and international than we may think.
Our audio documentary 'Living Heritage’ explores the experiences of residents in Cork from varied cultural background and how their own traditions have fused with the locality.
Your host is author Cethan Leahy.
You have tuned into part 1. In this instalment, you hear from Banu Balaji and Remi Kolawole. Banu & Remi explore childhood memories of nature. They also reveal to us what role nature plays in their life today.
This episode of 'Living Heritage' is no short of a journey. Memories and conversations range from plucking flowers, daily rituals, the scent of flowers, exploring ancient wisdom, throwing stones into a river to walking barefoot.
'Living Heritage' is not only an invitation to connect with nature but also to understand different cultural practises of people living in Ireland.
You have listened now to part 1, don't miss part 2 of 'Living Heritage'.
‘Living Heritage’ is produced and published by Good Day Cork. The documentary has been created with support from Local Community Heritage and Biodiversity Grant Scheme from Cork City Council.
Edited by Daniel Clancy
Music by Justin Grounds
The transcript is here: https://share.descript.com/view/Uw2euvuMtPn
About the guests:
Banu Balaji is an occupational therapist, co-creator of 'Kitchen Stories' audio documentary produced by Good Day Cork, and host of 'Therapod' podcast.
Remi Kolawole is an experienced Software Quality Analyst and co-founded Solid-Link Education Consulting. She has previously worked on the Committee of Africa Day Cork.
They have both been living in Ireland for over 15years.
Review by Catriona Reid, a climate action researcher and activist : https://gooddaycork.com/latest-news/review-living-heritage/
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