3.16: Rooted in mutual aid FEAT. Lara de la Rosa & music by Maya Marie What the Hell is Up

Welcome back to the show, stars. In today's episode, you'll hear the loveliest of interviews I had with Lara de la Rosa, owner of Lazy Cow bakery, a vegan cafe and mutual aid space in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle, Washington. We discussed the values of Lazy Cow which are rooted in mutual aid, non-hierarchical business, and community. You'll hear music by the incredible Maya Marie, a recent recipient of Seattle's Sonic Guild grant for local musicians.

Currently, Lazy Cow faces the threat of demolition after the building was bought out by a billion-dollar development company. Sign the petition to save Lazy Cow and if you're in Seattle, stop by the cafe or purchase a beautiful vegan cake!

Stay starry-eyed,

Claire

Music:

Our Time and Caged by Maya Marie

Read Mutual Aid by Dean Spade

https://www.are.na/block/12085085

Check out Lazy Cow (buy a cake! support casa del xolo!)

https://www.lazycow.cafe/about

https://www.casadelxolo.com/savethecow

Sign the petition to save Lazy Cow:

https://www.change.org/p/save-lazy-cow-bakery-casa-del-xolo?recruiter=1320801394&recruited_by_id=8dc1c1f0-78ea-11ee-98ad-bf77fc685f80&utm_source=share_petition&utm_campaign=share_petition&utm_term=share_petition&utm_medium=copylink&utm_content=cl_sharecopy_37721619_en-US%3A9

CREDS//

Pod logo: Callan Moore

Pod intro and outro music: Afterspace

Rooted music: Matthew Boerner

Editing: Claire Moore