ETC Group podcasts delve into critical global issues surrounding social and environmental justice, human rights, and the future of food systems. The podcast champions food sovereignty, agroecology, and indigenous knowledge, while critically examining the impact of corporate-controlled techno-industrial systems and the manipulation of life. Through narratives following activists preparing for global forums like Nyéléni, and interviews with experts in popular education and agroecology, it connects local struggles with broader international debates on climate justice, feminism, and economic alternatives. It targets listeners passionate about systemic change, grassroots movements, and understanding the complex interplay between technology, governance, and social equity, offering an insightful and empowering perspective on building a more just and sustainable world.
ETC Group podcasts delve into critical global issues surrounding social and environmental justice, human rights, and the future of food systems. The podcast champions food sovereignty, agroecology, and indigenous knowledge, while critically examining the impact of corporate-controlled techno-industrial systems and the manipulation of life. Through narratives following activists preparing for global forums like Nyéléni, and interviews with experts in popular education and agroecology, it connects local struggles with broader international debates on climate justice, feminism, and economic alternatives. It targets listeners passionate about systemic change, grassroots movements, and understanding the complex interplay between technology, governance, and social equity, offering an insightful and empowering perspective on building a more just and sustainable world.
