Amirio Freeman's guest appearances

Amirio Freeman

Loam Listen

James Davis

Milla Prince

Sasha Duerr

Kailea Frederick

Aditi Mayer

Kerry Fugett

Lucía Oliva Hennelly

Zahira Chaudhry

Sam Edmondson

Justine Kiva Epstein

Denise Shanté Brown

Alexis Nikole Nelson

Farah Jesani

tayla shanaye

Twiggy Pucci Garçon

OwlTail

Meet our new Loam Listen host, Amirio Freeman! In this transitional episode, Loam Creative Director Kate and Amirio explore a fresh vision for this podcast that is responsive to this moment. Amirio is a Black, queer Southerner and a food systems advocate and artist. Amirio is the founder of Being Green While Black, a “visual archive of the constellations of greenness within the vast cosmos of blackness” that ultimately serves as a “digital spell to conjure socially, politically, economically, and ecologically just futures where blackness isn’t marginalized.”  Currently based in Washington, D.C., Amirio is an advocacy specialist for a domestic hunger-relief organization; there, they use policy, art, and community to envision and manifest a healthier and more equitable food system in the U.S. Amirio’s life and work are propelled by the belief that “[w]hen we love the Earth, we are able to love ourselves more fully.” (bell hooks)

Meet our new Loam Listen host, Amirio Freeman! In this transitional episode, Loam Creative Director Kate and Amirio explore a fresh vision for this podcast that is responsive to this moment. Amirio is a Black, queer Southerner and a food systems advocate and artist. Amirio is the founder of <a href="url" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Being Green While Black</a>, a “visual archive of the constellations of greenness within the vast cosmos of blackness” that ultimately serves as a “digital spell to conjure socially, politically, economically, and ecologically just futures where blackness isn’t marginalized.” Currently based in Washington, D.C., Amirio is an advocacy specialist for a domestic hunger-relief organization; there, they use policy, art, and community to envision and manifest a healthier and more equitable food system in the U.S. Amirio’s life and work are propelled by the belief that “[w]hen we love the Earth, we are able to love ourselves more fully.” (bell hooks)

A New Vision For Loam Listen: In Conversation With Amirio Freeman

What does home mean in the context of a rapidly changing climate? Amirio Freeman of Being Green While Black offers rich insight into home as a verb in this illuminating conversation with Loam Creative Director Kate Weiner.  Follow @beinggreenwhileblack for a digital archive devoted to reclaiming the greenness of blackness. 

What does home mean in the context of a rapidly changing climate? Amirio Freeman of <a href="url" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Being Green While Black</a> offers rich insight into home as a verb in this illuminating conversation with Loam Creative Director Kate Weiner. Follow @beinggreenwhileblack for a digital archive devoted to reclaiming the greenness of blackness.

Reimagining Home In The Climate Crisis: In Conversation With Amirio Freeman