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Partisan Gardens

Partisan Gardens

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 On Partisan Gardens, we know climate catastrophe is here, and it’s our food system’s dead end. Here we see sustainable fine dining and ecological destruction, hunger and obesity, extreme wealth and immense poverty. We can’t wait any longer — for a tech breakthrough, climate apocalypse, the revolution, or a reform of the USDA loan system. We must be frank about reality, to reckon with our options. We must choose sides, and become partisans of a new way to live and grow food.© 2021 Partisan Gardens Political Science Politics & Government Social Sciences
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  • April 2023 | Brown Water Utopia

    April 2023 | Brown Water Utopia
    Apr 26 2023
    In this episode of Partisan Gardens, we explore the competing utopias at stake in the struggle to stop Cop City in Atlanta. Cop City is itself a grim utopia, a vision concocted by cops and politicians of a depopulated, fake city that will actually bend to their will.  On the other side are the diverse...
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  • October 2022: The State Monopoly on Hunger with Hannah Kass

    October 2022: The State Monopoly on Hunger with Hannah Kass
    Nov 7 2022
    This month on Partisan Gardens, we interviewed Hannah Kass, a food systems researcher and graduate student at University of Wisconsin – Madison.  Kass recently published an article in the Journal of Peasant Studies that aimed to extend radical critiques of contemporary food systems and efforts to reform them.  The article, “Food anarchy and the  State...
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  • August 2022 | A Foot in Both Worlds

    August 2022 | A Foot in Both Worlds
    Sep 1 2022
    For this episode, we share a candid and generative conversation between Kay and Sarah, shortly after World’s End, Sarah’s farm, hosted a week long group retreat. They share reflections on that experience, and the role of farms in hosting urban visitors. They touch on the strange idea of owning the land, reflecting on the concept...
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