10 episodes

The Re-enchantment is a podcast aimed at exploring the radical imagination and struggles to create another world. We will explore ways to collectively organize, live, and flourish in the ruins of capitalism.

The Re-enchantment Rebecca Ellis

    • Society & Culture
    • 4.5 • 17 Ratings

The Re-enchantment is a podcast aimed at exploring the radical imagination and struggles to create another world. We will explore ways to collectively organize, live, and flourish in the ruins of capitalism.

    Episode 17: Permaculture Pandemic 3 – Mutual Aid for Collective Futures

    Episode 17: Permaculture Pandemic 3 – Mutual Aid for Collective Futures

    In the third instalment of the Permaculture Pandemic Podcast series I discuss the concept and practice of mutual aid, including it’s history (my version), how it relates to permaculture and…

    • 32 min
    Episode 16: Permaculture Pandemic Podcast 2 – Cultivate Abundance in Uncertainty

    Episode 16: Permaculture Pandemic Podcast 2 – Cultivate Abundance in Uncertainty

    Cultivate abundance in the face of uncertainty!

    Episode 15: Permaculture Pandemic Podcast 1

    Episode 15: Permaculture Pandemic Podcast 1

    This pandemic will make visible some of the worst aspects of capitalism and will require us to organize and act when it is over!

    • 13 min
    Episode 14: Resolutions for a revolutionary new year!

    Episode 14: Resolutions for a revolutionary new year!

    Some radical New Year's Resolutions for 2020!

    Episode 13: The Power of Witches!

    Episode 13: The Power of Witches!

    In this special Halloween episode I explore why witches are so threatening to capitalism. I said this episode would be shorter. It wasn’t. I talk a lot. This is the…

    • 50 min
    Episode 12: The Re-enchantment: in-against-and-beyond capitalism

    Episode 12: The Re-enchantment: in-against-and-beyond capitalism

    In this episode, I announce the new podcast name, which I will be rolling out over the next month, and I discuss the climate strike and Canadian elections! Resources from…

Customer Reviews

4.5 out of 5
17 Ratings

17 Ratings

Thew D. ,

As relatable as it is complex

Just found this podcast through my partner, who’s very much into all things regenerative agriculture and permaculture. I’ve grown accustomed to tuning out much of the podcasts she listens to, but this one really stood out, probably because of the host’s diligence in attending to the subtle ways capitalist logic has infected various other modes of ecological thinking and practice. Unlike so many of the ecologically focused podcasts I’ve (over)heard, Ellis is always keenly aware of the fact that maybe—just maybe—nonhumans have their own purposes and perhaps don’t exist to serve human functions, that their instrumental value to humans doesn’t determine their intrinsic value. On top of all this, she manages to keep otherwise inaccessible topics highly relatable and interesting. Deeply grateful for this great work.

InternatSolida ,

Excellent Analysis! Important work!

Just started listening, super fascinating and absolutely love the work! Everyone should listen, we dont have time to mess around when it comes to ecology. Lets not just focus on getting rid of capitalism, but think of grassroots ways to move forward. This show helps immensely!

spicy mambo ,

🍒🐝🌿🌲🌞🦋🌾🌻

I love Becky’s infectious (but realistic) positivity and hopefulness for a better world beyond “conventional” agriculture, ecological disconnection, and the injustices of capitalism. This podcast has more than anything inspired me to look for ways to act locally to try to act as a crack in the ice. Thank you!

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