Asturias, Spain: Tuning into the struggles of a post-industrial region #3 Vertical Field Trip In Search of the Pluriverse

Our guests, Ana Carreño, Chiara Sgaramella, Pascale Gatzen en Cynthia Hathaway have arrived. Before we dive into our 1 on 1 conversations, we try – as always – to truly arrive where we are. To ground, to temporarily root and sprout. To share this ‘vertical field trip’ we take you on a sonic tour. From Madrid's busy café's, to our cross-country train ride. Once you arrive in Asturias you witness a morning full of farm stuff and in the afternoon Ana Carreño takes us (and you dear listener!) on a silent sound walk through the industrial landscape that surrounds the farmhouse we stay in. And what a loud landscape it is! Enjoy. 
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More about PACA, Proyectos Artísticos Casa Antonino:https://pacaproyectosartisticos.com/‘Panera’ or ‘hórreo asturiano’ (raised granary barn):https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/PaneraMore about the blue vegetal dye harvested from Isatis Tinctoria:http://virginialopezvl.com/tierra-cuerpo-celeste/ Interesting read: ‘Nothing Compares to the Past. Industrial Decline and Socio-Cultural Change in Asturias’, by Rubén Vega and Matthew Kerryhttps://moving-the-social.ub.rub.de/index.php/MTS/article/view/8723