Ibiza Podcast

Gathering
Deconstructing
Reinventing

Host: Jo Youle
Production: Gang Of Witches
Conception: Gang Of Witches, Jo Youle
Editing: Reset Rebel Productions
Sound design: Gang Of Witches
Branding: Vivien Bertin

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Gang Of Witches Ibiza Podcast

Revolutionary witches, international and/or Ibicencas speak to the British journalist Jo Youle. With the guests, the hostess explores different ways of using ecofeminist thinking to respond to the challenges facing the island and accelerate its transition towards a regenerative culture.

Episode #24 January 2023

#24 THE ECONOMY OF CARE

Inès Castagnet, Jashana Kippert

As we head into a New Year surrounded by the narrative of an energy crisis and rises in the cost of living I wanted to focus an episode specifically on Regeneration. Especially with regards to money and how to create self sovereignty around regeneration, but also to look at what it means to live in an island community.

Jashana Kippert is an Eco Village veteran and also has an educational background in Anthropology and Environmental Science & set up the Ola Honua Agricultural Community in Hawaii. Today she joins us alongside Inès Castagnet, producer of a new island course coming to teach people on ibiza how to design an Eco Village and install a systems way of thinking that will allow us to live more sustainably.

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The hostess Saison #1

Jo Youle

Journaliste, reporter

Jo Youle is a creative audio specialist in Ibiza, running podcasting courses and radio making workshops. As a freelance journalist, reporter and newsreader for the past 23 years, Jo has hosted everything from news and current affairs programmes and podcasts to her very own Saturday night dance music show called The Remix.

As a music journalist in London for BBC 6 Music, Jo spent years in muddy fields reporting from festivals like Glastonbury and the red carpets of live events and award ceremonies, but since moving to Ibiza, she has focussed her attentions more on her personal passions and the wellness and ecology side of audio making, like her own show, The Reset Rebel.

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All episodes Season #2

#23 FROM FARM TO HANGER - A STORY YOU WILL WANT TO WEAR

Lily Cole, Tiffanie Darke, Neliana Fuenmayor, Nadege Seguin

So before we dash out onto the high street this festive season and start snapping up gifts in a last minute panic buy, Jo Youle explores what measures we can take to boycott fast fashion this Christmas and what other options are available to allow us to look good but also feel good about what we are wearing.
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#22 NAT KELLEY SHARES HER AMAZON HOPES & TALKS INDIGENOUS WISDOM

Nathalie Kelley

In today's episode we speak to indigenous actress Nathalie Kelley to hear her thoughts and stories of her life growing up in Australia under and indigenous mother and grandmother, before she moved to America to become an actress.
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#21 MEET IBIZA´S ACTIVISTS - WHAT IS THEIR MAIN FOCUS?

Karen Killeen, Tania Moon, Barbara Di Giacinto

We are Back and to recommence Series Two, journalist Jo Youle meets the local Extinction Rebellion women to cover some of the stories closer to home within the activist scene that exists on Ibiza and to see how the women who do choose to act stay incentivised to do so in times like these.
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#20 HOW TO HARNESS HOPE IN TIMES OF ECO ANXIETY?

Alice Aedy

Alice Aedy is also co-founder of Earthrise Studio, which just turned two years old and we were struck by the work Alice does, most recently camping on the outskirts of a small Polish town to set up a studio and document the displacement caused by war, for National Geographic.
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#19 LOCALISATION - A WAY OF BRINGING THE ECONOMY HOME

Helena Norberg-Hodge

Jo Youle welcomes Helena Norberg-Hodge, Local Futures founder and friend of the podcast. Consumer cooperatives, local business alliances, transition towns, permaculture projects and local finance initiatives are all coming together this month to celebrate the third World Localisation Day. In this context we receive Helena Norberg-Hodge to discuss these initiatives.
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#18 #FlipTheScript - UN BACKS MUSIC AS PLATFORM FOR CLIMATE ACTION

Marina Ponti

This week we hear from UN Director of the SDG campaign, Marina Ponti on the ways she feels we must embrace the opportunities that lie right in front of us in Ibiza as music events return to the island.
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#17 STORYTELLING TO CREATE SYSTEMIC CHANGE

Rebecca Frayn

Two years ago screenwriter, novelist and Environmental activist, Rebecca Frayn released Misbehaviour, a revolutionary feminist feature film on the 1970 Miss World protests by the Women’s Liberation movement.
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