
Ep 245 - Folklore and Neo-Enclosure w/ Nik Elvy
About this episode
In this podcast, Nik Elvy, an artist, outdoor educator, and researcher, shares insights on neo-enclosure, folk traditions, and the impact of history on contemporary society.
We explored themes of land access, cultural heritage, and social justice, offering a deep dive into how history and folklore shape our present and future.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Personal Anecdotes
01:18 Nick Elvie's Background and Recent Work
03:01 Understanding Neo-Enclosure: Definitions and Examples
04:59 Green Spaces, Parking, and Neo-Enclosure
06:48 Community Spaces and Exclusion
09:01 Meeting with the Secretary of State on Poverty
11:55 Poverty, Epigenetics, and Family History
15:56 Historical Land Rights and Enclosure Movements
20:02 Folklore, Folk Practices, and Cultural Heritage
29:54 The Folk Renaissance and Cultural Appropriation
39:57 Community Engagement and Folk Traditions
50:05 Contemporary Challenges: Gentrification and Cultural Loss
57:58 The Role of Outdoor Education and Land Access
01:00:00 Closing Remarks and Resources
Folklorican on Substack - https://folklorican.substack.com/
Folkloric on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/folkloric
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