Returning to Our Roots: The TRUTH About Village Life You Never Knew with Joshua Kwaku Asiedu
Description
Are you living life, or is life living you?
People everywhere are rethinking what "civilization" really means. Whether in busy cities or quiet villages, many are on personal journeys that challenge our usual ideas about progress and happiness.
From colonialism's lasting impact, exploring how it shapes our values, ambitions, and even our dinner plates. Is our obsession with "progress" leading us astray? Are we chasing success while true fulfillment slips through our fingers?
Whether you're a city person or nature lover, or just feeling the weight of the modern world, this episode is your invitation to reimagine your place on this planet. We're not just going green – we're going deep, questioning the very foundations of how we live, work, and relate to each other and our environment.
In this episode of Sustainable Tea with Shreya, @SustainableTeaWithShreya and Joshua Kwaku Asiedu explore Joshua's transformative journey from urban life to eco-villages. They discuss colonialism's lasting impact, the hidden costs of technological progress, and the importance of reconnecting with nature and indigenous wisdom, challenge conventional ideas of success and development, examining the exploitation that often accompanies "progress." and finding more meaningful ways to live a sustainable life.
Gifting Partner: MAE (Made of Earth)
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In this episode
00:00- Intro: From Milan to an Eco-Village
04:25- The Hunger for Knowledge
07:13- Systemic Racism in Italy
10:39- Impact of Colonialism on Modern Life
11:56- Discovering Indigenous Wisdom
15:03- Eye-Opening Experience on a Dairy Farm
19:46- Contrasts of Dairy Farm to Beach Life
27:17- Indian Hospitality and Spiritual Journey
29:35- Repackaging Our Culture
37:23- The Concrete Jungle vs. Nature
37:58- Adventures in New Zealand and Samoa
40:50- The Power of Detachment
42:28- Redefining Radicalism
44:59- Journey to Ghana
50:48- Connection Between Feminism and Nature
52:27- Regeneration and Sustainability
59:26- Modernism and Western Influence
1:04:17- Global Importance of Africa
1:10:19- Defining Sustainability
1:14:42- Bloopers
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