Explore " shambala festival" with insightful episodes like "Students Volunteering with Oxfam at Music Festivals", "Finding Resilience in a Changing World", "How to take imperfect action and say YES to life." and "Bonus Episode - The Trial of Daisy The Cow" from podcasts like ""Festival Sounds", "Shambala Speaks", "The Giant Pause Podcast" and "Shambala Speaks"" and more!
Bill is joined by four guests, all students who have volunteered at music festivals with Oxfam. They discuss they experiences of working behind the scenes at festivals, what is its appeal and their musical highlights at Isle of Wight Festival, Wilderness Festival and Shambala Festival.
They will join us again to discuss volunteering at Glastonbury Festival in a future episode.
Gareth Owen is the Humanitarian Director of Save the Children UK. In this episode, we hear how he manages to match the resilience of those he’s helping on the front lines. His book When the Music's Over is out now. Part memoir, part history and part politics, its also a story about human connection in desperate circumstances.
https://repeaterbooks.com/product/when-the-musics-over-intervention-aid-and-somalia/
Grace Willow works as a choreographer and producer. She's passionate about helping people tap into their joy, using dance as a tool to promote body postivity. She is also Director of the Rollright Fayre, an independant festival of music and the creative arts. During lockdown she is also running a brilliant programme of dance workshops live and as replays on The Joy in Dance Facebook page.
Where to find her:
https://www.facebook.com/thejoyindance/
https://www.instagram.com/thejoyindance/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf4fo8_9w_TpWGZ3agahL9A/featured
https://m.facebook.com/thelionheartedgirls/
https://www.instagram.com/thelionheartedgirls/
In this very special bonus episode of the Shambala Speaks podcast, we take you inside the appeal of Daisy The Cow, on site at Shambala 2018. The initial Trial of Daisy The Cow took place in 2017, in Shambala's Garden O'Feeden venue, where Daisy (representing the global livestock industry) was put on trial for crimes against the earth. Daisy was found guilty, but launched an appeal. Delve into this courtroom drama to hear from experts, scientists and even hedgehogs - to explore how what we eat literally shapes the world around us, and find out if Daisy will be found innocent or guilty...
Bringing you a selection of the finest of wise words, revolutionary ideas and beautiful stories, spoken under the canopies of the Shambala festival – an adventure in utopia.
Produced by David Marks and eventsinsound.com
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