S2E4: Finding Pleasure in the Age of Corona

S2E4: Finding Pleasure in the Age of Corona

In this episode, edna bonhomme interviewed Lee Richards and Camille Barton, two queer decolonial activists and researchers living in Berlin about their practice of somatic healing. We also discussed how they are coping with COVID-19, what is happening in their communities abroad, and how we can help marginalized communities navigate through this current crisis. We spoke about the intersections of wellness, care, and social justice. Lee Richards, also known by their stage name Daddypuss Rex, is an intersectional gender terrorist with a big mouth and who isn’t afraid to use it. Based in Berlin, they are a multidisciplinary artist/poet/stand up comedian and co-producer of the Queer talk show ‘Just The T’ . They often use a mix of humor and poetry to navigate topics such as anti-Blackness, racism, transphobia and general colonial nonsense - the goal is to touch hearts, minds, and butts...with active consent! Follow them on Instagram: @daddypuss.rex Camille Barton is an interdisciplinary artist, writer, facilitator, coach and somatic movement practitioner, working on the intersections of wellness, arts, drug policy, and social change. They are the director of the Collective Liberation Project and co-produced RE:GENERATE, a Black centered UK arts festival focusing on the intersections of drug policy, racial justice, and liberation. Website: www.camillebarton.co.uk Queer Organizations to Support LGBTQIA+ & WOMXN RELIEF FOR COVID-19, organized by Karada House, Berlin: https://karada-house.de/2020/03/28/queer-relief-for-corvid-19/ @intersectional.solidarity (paypal): transwomanofcolor@gmail.com @berlincollectiveaction: https://www.betterplace.me/berlin-collective-action-nightlife-emergency-fund16?utm_campaign=user_share&utm_medium=campaign_telegram&utm_source=Telegram @karada_house: https://karada-house.de/events/karada-survival-workshop/ Interview and editing by edna bonhomme Music by MattiaGiovanetti (477877, Attribution License, Creative Commons), NALALIONGIRL (442612, Attribution License, Creative Commons), X3nus (450539, Attribution License, Creative Commons), zagi2 ( 265251, Attribution License, Creative Commons)

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S4E11: Putting Black Radical Theory into Practice

S4E11: Putting Black Radical Theory into Practice

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S4E10: The Coalition of Cultural Workers against the Humboldt Forum and BARAZANI.berlin

S4E10: The Coalition of Cultural Workers against the Humboldt Forum and BARAZANI.berlin

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S4E9: Our Histories are not Missing

In this episode Edna Bonhomme is in conversation with Nathalie Anguezomo Mba Bikoro. Mba Bikoro's work analyses processes of power & science fictions in historical archives critically engaging in migr...

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S4E8: Blackness as Organizing Tools & Principles: Black Student Union at HU Berlin

S4E8: Blackness as Organizing Tools & Principles: Black Student Union at HU Berlin

Fenja and Alina from the Black Student Union (BSU) at Humboldt Universität zu Berlin join edna bonhomme to share about organizing the BSU at the university. Expanding on the BSU starting in December 2...

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S4E7: Taking Germany to Court: Legal Actions for Climate Justice & the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

S4E7: Taking Germany to Court: Legal Actions for Climate Justice & the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

Discussing the necessity for an ever-expanding intersectional climate justice movement, edna bonhomme and Indigenous lawyer and climate activist Yi Yi Prue are in conversation for this episode, expand...

18 Sep 202127min

SE4 E6 Decolonize All The Things with Shay-Akil McLean

SE4 E6 Decolonize All The Things with Shay-Akil McLean

Edna Bonhomme interviewed Shay-Akil McLean, Ph.D. (@Hood_Biologist. Shay-Akil is a Queer Trans masculine & gender queer man racialized as Black, on stolen Indigenous land, an educator, organizer, writ...

12 Sep 202135min

S4E5: Born Free

S4E5: Born Free

In this episode, Edna Bonhomme spoke with Bino from Wearebornfree! Empowerment Radio(WeRadio!). WeRadio Is an independent is a radio programme organized by Refugees & Friends to empower each other; it...

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S4E4: Everything for Everyone

On a rainy summer day in Berlin-Neukölln Edna Bonhomme, Moritz Gansen and Sara Morais dos Santos Bruss met for a ‘theory conversation’ initiated by Nacre Journal and loosely centered around the theme ...

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