Hello and welcome to Under the Skin from Luminary with me, Russell Brand.

Producer Jenny May Finn is on air. That's my dog bear,

sighing, possibly at the name Jenny May Finn. We've got a wonderful episode for you this week.

It's Vandana Shiva. Vandana is an Indian scholar, food sovereignty advocate,

environmental activist. He'll let its bookies called Oneness versus the 1%

Shatter In allusions, Seeding, Freedom. If you want more information on Vandana's work

and to take part in our online courses which I strongly recommend, I'm going to do it myself

go to navdania.org, navdaion.org. It's an amazing conversation for Vandana Shiva there.

When you cried. What? When you cried? I didn't cry though, I didn't.

Well it was like a puff up by a puff yeah. Did they puff? Yeah, something happened so I couldn't

look. You looked away. Yeah. Why did you look away? Because I thought you might have been

self-conscious. I'm sure you're worth a tear. Well, it's self-conscious.

Would you walk by on the other side? For example, in the Say the Good Samaritan, you read that

as a Catholic, have you? Yeah, probably. What? You've got a bad edge.

There's Samaritan. Yeah. He's very good. There's some other guy. Is he the guy of the tree?

Is there anyone up a tree? Is there anyone up a tree? In the whole Bible, there's definitely

someone up a tree. Someone's up a tree. Zachary or something, isn't it? Zachary is up a tree. I think

that's because it's right. I'm going to. You Google it. You've made the claim. You Google Zachary

up a tree. Is that his name? You said it. You said Zachary up a tree. I've got a bad memory.

What if I'm down a sheavers listening to this now? You've got a good memory, but where is it?

Where is you got a good memory? There's a wonderful conversation with me. Is this the Banta De Canter?

Because if it is, let's use our new jingle, Banta De Canter.

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