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Kaadina Makkalu
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2021
ಕಾಡಿನ ಮಕ್ಕಳು (Kaadina Makkalu), translated from Kannada to mean Children of the Forest, is an initiative of Black Baza Coffee's outreach programme. In this channel, we champion the voices of indigenous communities and smallholder coffee growers. We document and share stories about the forest, peoples' histories, our coffee farms and the biodiversity with which our coffee shares space. We redefine the format of conventional natural history documentary such that stories about nature and ecological knowledges are shared by indigenous peoples' themselves rather than by those who take away these stories without due credit.
For more information, please see www.blackbazacoffee.com.
For more information, please see www.blackbazacoffee.com.
Discussions on Changing Climate
Rangole Jadegowda talks to viewers about his personal experiences of changing climate
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Indigenous Soliga Perspectives on Changing Climate
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Sothanamadegowda talks to our hosts about changing climate in BR Hills
A Day in the Life of a Honey Harvester in BR Hills, India.
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In this incredible and unique video, Siddegowda and Jadegowda set off into the forests of BR Hills where they have identified a ripe honeycomb! Watch this gripping video to see how honey is mindfully harvested.
Uncovering Health Realities in BR Hills, India
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In this video, the hosts, Sannarangegowda and Kethegowda interview public health experts who share their concerns about the current health scenario in BR Hills, emerging diseases and what steps can be taken towards well-being.
Chicken Sambar with Wild Coriander
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In this video, we are invited into Kethegowda's home in BR Hills for some chicken sambar. What makes this chicken sambar unique is the highlight ingredient: wild coriander, a more nutritious, aromatic and flavourful cousin of the more common coriander. Do watch and hopefully cook along!
Achuganajadegowda Shares A Story Through a Traditional Song
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In this heartwarming video, Achuganajadegowda from Keredimba hamlet sings a traditional song that tells a tale of a girl and boy from different communities that fall in love and face various obstacles. Achuganajadegowda's soulful vocals and emotive storytelling will take you on a journey through the actions and conversations of the community members to make a decision. Whether you are a fan of ...
How Keredimba got its name 500 years ago!
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Our hosts, Sannarangegowda and Kethegowda travel to Keredimba village deep inside the forests of BR Hills. A conversation follows about how this hamlet got its name. Was it because of its location besides the ancient Doddasampige tree? Or was it the site of a mystical lake? Watch to find out more!
Cooking with Wild Coriander
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After a short break, we are back with another ingredient video - the enigmatic Wild Coriander, belonging to the forest. We use this across our vegetarian and non-vegetarian preparations, both for flavour and its medicinal properties. We hope that this video encourages more people to switch from the conventional, market-bought coriander to this more wild and delicious variety! Thank you for watc...
Cooking with Black Nightshade
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Ganike soppu or Black Nightshade as it is sometimes known, grows in abundance during the monsoons. It is consumed by people across the Western Ghats, recipes and cooking styles varying as you go from one culinary tradition to the next. In this episode, Sannarangegowda shares why this Soppu is so loved! Watch on to know more!
A Surprising Turn of Pepper Events
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In this video, a mysterious disease with Black Pepper is being uncovered. Many community members have been observing dramatic changes in the health of their pepper plants and there are some hypotheses. Watch on to find out!
Forest Kings & City Kings
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In this inspiring episode, our hosts ask the most important conservation question of all: Why are forests important and why must we conserve them? Their interview with Acchugegowda takes a surprising turn with a crucial message for city folks. You don’t want to miss this episode!
From 20 to 10 Sacks Full
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In this episode, hosts Sannarangegowda and Kethegowda have a discussion with Siddamma about food and farming over the years. Siddamma's ragi yield has halved and many of the vegetables she used to eat are no longer available. She eloquently describes the aroma of freshly milled flour and rotis and how these fragrances have almost entirely disappeared. Do watch!
Tour of our Food Forest
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Our hosts interview Bedamma and Kethamma about how access and availability of foods and fruits have changed over the years. We have the privilege of going on a walking tour of their food forest, a snapshot of the remarkable diversity of foods that are grown or foraged even today…Imagine twenty years ago!
Part 3: The Rains are Different Today
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Hosts Sannarangegowda and Kethegowda interview Siddamma about her experience of the unusual rains in 2021. She reflects on changing climate, changing rainfall and says that without a doubt the rains today are different than fifteen years ago. Coffee growers like Siddamma are not climate change deniers. In fact, they depend on seasonal rainfall for their coffee and even the other crops they grow...
Part 2 : Rains that Make the Elephants Shiver
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In Part 2 of this two-part series on erratic and unusual rainfall, our hosts interview Mr Basavegowda about his rain calendar. Don’t miss the amazing detail about the special effect these rains tend to have on the forest’s elephant denizens!
Kaadukuri (Barking Deer) visits Coffee Farm
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Kaadukuri (Barking Deer) visits Coffee Farm
Closer Look at Forest Trees in a Shade-Grown Coffee Farm
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Closer Look at Forest Trees in a Shade-Grown Coffee Farm
Very insightful, please keep making more of such videos.
Interesting! But won't such videos cause exploitation of such forests, making commercial minded people come in and grab without protecting the land?
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Thanks for this lovely series! The voices are not too audible though.
❤️🙏👌 agree !
Loving this series!
✌️ Promo>SM!!
wow
This is amazing stuff ❤️
Exciting initiative! And yes, I am ready to be inspired by your stories!
this is amazing! really looking forward to the upcoming stories :)
More people should see this series. I've been enjoying these very informative capsules straight from the kaadina makkalu 😊
Had read about jamun's diabetes-control properties but this part on its curative effect on digestive tract problems is a learning.
What I've seen in these series I've liked a lot. It's informative and gives us a view through the experiences of the people directly involved. Excellent work!
Short yet insightful.
This is heartening to see! I'm looking forward to more.
Wonderful initiative, BB! Looking forward to learn more. All the best!
Felt really wonderful hearing the stories in their own tounge and right from the source! Way to go guys 👏
So amazing! Really waiting to see what is in store : )
this is so cool BB! waiting to hear more stories. :)
All the best Black Baza...