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Meant to Ferment: Listening to (Reading) Ferments

Sep 07, 2026: 11am - 11:59 am
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Meant to Ferment: Listening to (Reading) Ferments

Meant to Ferment: Listening to (Reading) Ferments. Rebecca Echevarria (Sep 07, 2026)

Hosted by Rebecca Echevarria.

Listening to (Reading) Microbes is inspired by the book With Microbes edited by Charlotte Brives, Matthaus Rest & Salla Sariola and fermentation manifestos by Mercedes Villalba, the Fervent Ferment Association, and fff|food feminisms fermentation. 

Music that speaks to the micro-geographies of kombucha and the ancient DNA of alpine cheese. Multilingual readings of fermentation manifestos with collaborators and family. Special thanks to Mercedes Villalba for graciously permitting me to air Manifiesto Ferviente, Jemel Ghroum for contributing a wonderful reading of the Fervent Ferment manifesto and fff|food feminisms fermentation for letting me share some of their piece on air.

Come join this journey of listening to ferments through texts on the sensory spectrum of human-microbe relations and collective calls for fermentative possibilities.

Playlist
Es war einmal / Cluster
Yeast Symphony / Denis Chartier
Old Land / Moebius, Brian Eno & Roedelius 
Alpine Dawn / The Orb
Aubade / Harmonia & Eno '76
Trace / Harmonia & Eno '76
Manifiesto Ferviente / Mercedes Villalba, read in English by Daphne Mohajer Va Pesaran, Cameron Allan McKean, Carolina Novella, Stephanie Maroney, Anuj Vaidya, Arielle Estrada, Catalina Bartolomé, Julieta Gómez Blumen, Odile Carroll and Mercedes Villalba, read in Castellano by Aurora Clara Castillo, Ana Armendariz, Julian Gatto, Francisca y Carmela Villalba Attias, Oswaldo García, Eva Parra, Camilo Otero, Andrés Serantes, Maricel Nowacki, Cecilia Leone and Luz Gianni.
Manifesto / Jemel Ghroum & Daughter of Fervent Ferment
Fermentation Manifesto: Prototyping Polyphony / Maya Hey, Tiff Mak & Anna Sigrithur of fff | food feminism fermentation 
D L'Un Et Du Multiple / Richard Pinhas