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This podcast was recorded alongside the [Preparation of a naked soil strip, Inauguration of a naked soil strip|preparation of a naked soil strip] at the end of August 2020 as part in the performance festival [https://www.setufestival.com/ SETU] held in the village de Ergué-Gabéric, in the french Cornwalls. | This podcast was recorded alongside the [Preparation of a naked soil strip, Inauguration of a naked soil strip|preparation of a naked soil strip] at the end of August 2020 as part in the performance festival [https://www.setufestival.com/ SETU] held in the village de Ergué-Gabéric, in the french Cornwalls. | ||
This episode gathers two illuminating conversations with local figures of the “country of Mélénig” — a country considered by its inhabitants to be part of the country of Brittany and independant to France. | This episode gathers two illuminating conversations with local figures of the “country of Mélénig” — a country considered by its inhabitants to be part of the country of Brittany and independant to France.<br> | ||
You’ll meet first with cider producer Christian Toullec, who gave us a tour of his farm, the Cidrerie Mélénig, and who very kindly agreed to discuss with us his attempts to encourage biodiversity on his land.In a second part, you will be able to listen to Yuna Postic, who is a dancer, teacher and representative of the <i>Cercle Ar Vro Mélénig</i>, the traditional dance group of the village of Élliant (village adjoining the Cidrerie Mélénig and SETU festival), and shared with us her passion for the history of traditional dances native from her region and their use in agriculture in Brittany. | You’ll meet first with cider producer Christian Toullec, who gave us a tour of his farm, the Cidrerie Mélénig, and who very kindly agreed to discuss with us his attempts to encourage biodiversity on his land.In a second part, you will be able to listen to Yuna Postic, who is a dancer, teacher and representative of the <i>Cercle Ar Vro Mélénig</i>, the traditional dance group of the village of Élliant (village adjoining the Cidrerie Mélénig and SETU festival), and shared with us her passion for the history of traditional dances native from her region and their use in agriculture in Brittany. | ||
<u>Note:</u>This podcast is published in its original version: french. We've however published a translated transcript of it, available down below. | <u>Note:</u> This podcast is published in its original version: french. We've however published a translated transcript of it, available down below. | ||
== Link to the podcast == | == Link to the podcast == | ||