Hosted by Makespace Oxfordshire · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 11 episodes
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A podcast series that platforms and celebrates projects that have inspired us along our journey so far. Together these projects form part of a growing movement of local communities transforming land, housing and civic infrastructure to work better for people and the planet. We asked each group, what kind of a future do we want to make together? And, what ingredients would you like to offer up from what you've learned for co-creating a future that we all want to be a part of, that fosters a sense of belonging and centres health, equity and joy?
Makespace Oxfordshire hosts Glimpses of a Possible Future, a business show with 11 episodes published.
We catch up with Jo Harvey (Sustainable Wantage) to talk about climate action and community support. From food projects to high street spaces, we discuss making a more sustainable future, one town at a time.
A talk with Natty Mark Samuels (The African School) on education, astronomy, and community in The Leys. We discuss representation and the value of access to local spaces.
Adrian Sell (Oxford Wood Recycling) on tackling wood waste and building skills. We touch on sustainability, local community, and creating pathways into work.
We speak with Marta Lomza (CAG Oxfordshire) and Paula Fontaine (Body Mind Soul) on the power of community gardens. We explore how community gardens promote wellbeing and the need for long-term access to land.
We hear from Yasmin Sidhwa (Mandala Theatre Company) on storytelling for social justice. We get into why representation matters and how the organisation makes space for unheard voices.
Zahra Haji Fath Ali Tehrani and Lauren Corona (YWMP) on creating safer music spaces and holding space for young people to create and grow in confidence. We discuss misogyny in music and why dedicated music spaces matter.
We’re in conversation with Micaela Tuckwell (Ultimate Picture Palace) on saving Oxford’s community cinema. We discuss the importance of the UPP in the East Oxford community and how listening to multiple voices has made t
We chat with Laura Harte (The Berin Centre) on building a community hub for all in Berinsfield. We explore social infrastructure, local growing, and designing spaces that truly respond to community needs.
We're back for a second season of Glimpses of a Possible Future, talking to local people doing important work around Oxfordshire. People bringing communities together and tackling some of the biggest issues of our time,
We spoke with Alex Towler and Sammy-Jo Hagan, Co-founder and Architect at Transition by Design, about their role in incubating Makespace Oxford, and building a co-operative architecture practice that operates at the inte
We spoke with Deborah Glass Woodin, former local councillor, activist, occasional human bollard and current Director of Oxfordshire Community Land Trust (OCLT) about the launch of their recent project Croft’s Court, whic
We spoke with Rob Sykes from the 1998 LMS Occupation about their recent exhibition at the Community Works and the Old Fire Station, celebrating 25 years since the occupation of the former Oxford rail station. The histori
We spoke with Sarah Thorne, founding Director of The Children’s Allotment in Cowley, East Oxford. The Children’s Allotment was initiated and conceived by Alice Hemming, who sadly was not able to join us for the conversat
Co-founder, Annie Davy and founding Community Manager, Makena Lohr share their journey in founding and growing Flo's as a 'phenix centre' from an idea to a team of more than 40 members. Flo's is a former Children's Centr
Co-founder, Andy Edwards and Communications Co-manager, Hannah Pye, explore Makespace's journey over its first five years. The conversation touches on what has been learned from the reopening of its first hub space at Ar
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Glimpses of a Possible Future is hosted by Makespace Oxfordshire. The show is categorised under business (non-profit) and has published 11 episodes.
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