Get ready for a stimulating episode of the Cha Kula podcast, where we dive into the fascinating world of politics and power in Kenya's food system. Our host, Felistus Mwalia, is joined by Chief Nyamweya, the mastermind behind the graphic novel "The Blind Spot," which highlights the many ways politics influences our food system.
We also have the pleasure of chatting with Bertha Odawa, a law student, literature enthusiast, and all-around awesome young woman, as well as Amol Awour, a journalist with a passion for questioning societal issues in Kenya.
In this episode, we want to encourage you to reflect on our food and farming systems while considering agroecology as a potential solution. We also invite listeners and creatives to use their platforms to shake up the status quo and spark discussions on important issues.
So tune in, buckle up, and let's explore the power of creative content to incite meaningful conversations that drive positive change in our society.
Don't forget to snag your free copy of "The Blind Spot" from the Route to Food website (https://routetofood.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Cha-Kula-Issue-6_The-Blind-Spot.pdf)

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