Hello, you feathered, costored doves with your sticky confectionery wings. What's

going on? I'm getting texts already and it's only the start of the Falcon

Podcast. Alright, welcome to episode 87 of the Blind Buy Podcast. And this week is

a very intense week for me. I'm rounding up and finishing my book. I'm out of

the country also. So I'm going to have a live podcast for you this week. But it's

a live I recorded about six months ago and I've been wanting to put this one off

for ages. But I promised I wouldn't or promised I was going to hold on to it

for a specific date and then put it out. Fantastic feedback for last week's

podcast. It was a boat by a diversity and the climates and you know direct action

that we can do. So I got a great response online in particular to the call for action

for people to make the fucking seed bombs with wildflower. You know getting Irish

wildflower and making little bombs out of clay and compost and wild Irish flower

and making these little balls and throwing them into vacant lots are someone's

on-camped garden or ghostestates. A lot of people sending me photographs of themselves

making seed bombs and spreading wildflower around Ireland. I encourage you to do this.

It will help the bees. So anyway this week's podcast it's a live

podcast from Vicar Street that I recorded about six months ago with Emma Dabbery who is

she's an academic right and she specialises an academic specialises on issues of race.

She teaches African study, African history and what I enjoyed most about Emma is that

yes she's an academic but she communicates academia through storytelling. She has a good

ability to communicate knowledge in such a way that it's it's not it doesn't exclude you

in the way that academia does because academics of sometimes can just feel high for luten

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