Do you have a favorite? Not meant to, but mostly the unloved ones, the unvisited ones, the cases that get dusty and ignored.

All the broken and shunned creatures.

Someone's got to care for them.

Who shall it be if not us?

Yes. Welcome to Roon soup, a weekly podcast about magic, culture and the very best new and old ideas for living in this world, coming to you from 43 degrees south on a small farm in deepest Tasmania. My name is Gordon and I shall be your host.

This week we welcome to the show Dr. Bio Akumulafe.

Bio is a psychologist, educator, philosopher, and teacher working and playing principally

in the fields of the

coloniality and ecology. He joins us today for a very special episode

that marks the culmination of the premium member course on

custodianship to talk about making sanctuary

fugitive spaces and post activism. Now just a little heads up before we begin the

audio is terrible for the first 10 minutes only and then we discovered the

wrong mic was plugged in and it instantly fixes itself and then is glorious.

I've left that part in but it is it is a little difficult to hear if you've got headphones you'll be fine but for instance if you're driving and you can't quite get it you may just want to skip to about 10 minutes in and come back to the beginning later and find out if Bio was a weird kid.

There's also one or two mic dropouts a little bit later on and the lesson in all this, kids,

is don't record a show during the Mercury Station.

Anyway, killer chat.

Enjoy.

Bio Comolafe, thank you very, very much for your time.

Thank you, Gordon, for inviting me here here great to be with you.

Nice one nice one. Well you are a first guest bio. Well this is your first time on the show and that means you get you get like the traditional first

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