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Sky over the Titicaca lake, Perú, 2022
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Cacaografías del Río Cauca
Cacaografías is a podcast that maps the soundscapes of cacao in Colombia’s Cauca River Valley. Through the voices of farmers, chocolate makers, social leaders, and academics, it explores the past, present, and future of cacao in a landscape profoundly transformed by sugarcane monoculture.
Designed as an immersive experience, Cacaografías transports listeners into the cacao forest, where sound reveals a magical world of interconnection. The forest is not a passive backdrop but a living, biodiverse soundscape, a web of relationships among countless species that make cacao cultivation possible. Within this orchestra of the agroecosystem, human stories emerge as one voice among many.
Illustration by Laurence Gagnon
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Photo by John Fory Cajiao
Paisaje Vivo
Discover the environmental history of Latin America and the Caribbean through the voices of remarkable authors and the soundscapes of the past.
Paisaje Vivo is a collaborative project led by young scholars from across the Americas, all connected through the Society of Latin American and Caribbean Environmental History (SOLCHA).
Season one coming soon!
Voces de Salto Dupi
In collaboration with the Ngäbe-Buglé Indigenous organization and McGill’s Panama Field Studies Semester, these short, portable capsules highlight the farming practices and cultural knowledge of the community of Salto Dupí in western Panama.
Part 1. Osvaldo's biological crop
Part 2. Three women, three generations
Part 3. An alliance with the microorganisms
Sunset from Osvaldo's home, Salto Dupí, Panamá, 2024
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