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Protecting Sacred Water - A Conversation with Filmmaker Brittany App - 007
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Water is life. It cleanses us, sustains our bodies, and connects all living beings and the planet. Our bodies are 70% water and 70% of our planet home is covered with water. Every faith tradition has some sort of sacred water ceremony. Water grows our food and keeps our grazing animals alive. In this episode, we explore all that water means to Earth with filmmaker Brittany App in a joyful conversation honoring Earth Day.
RELEVANT LINKS
- Where There Once Was Water (Brittany’s Film)
- Semester at Sea (Multi-Country Study Abroad)
- Water Aid International
- SLO Film Festival
- Global Fresh Water Summit
- Biodynamic Agriculture
- Regenerative Agriculture
- Brock Dolman - Occidental Arts and Ecology
- Home Soil (Star Trek Next Generation Episode)
- Bring Back the Beaver
- SLO Beaver Brigade
MORE ON BRITTANY APP
Brittany App is a professional photographer with two decades of experience and two circumnavigations of the globe under her belt. As a first-time director and producer, Brittany debuted her film, Where There Once Was Water, at the 2021 San Luis Obispo International Film Festival. Her film was met with many accolades! Brittany’s passion is water and water access. She’s a story-teller, a voice artist, and a self-proclaimed shepherdess-in-training. She lives off the grid in the remote Carrizo Plain, CA - with her Great Pyrenees dog, Luna, seven ducks, and a rag-tag wooly crew of sheep and alpacas.
More on Brittany’s Film - http://www.WhereThereOnceWasWater.com/
Brittany App’s Photography - https://www.AppsPhotography.com/
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CREDITS
The People of Faith for Justice Podcast is produced and edited by Jeff Manildi
Music for the People of Faith for Justice Podcast is provided by Andrew Gorman
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