About the project
Violence is not only something that happens.
It is something that is organized—through land, through labor, through law, and through the conditions of everyday life.
The central argument
It is built into the land itself.
The places we move through every day are not neutral. They carry the imprint of decisions about power, race, labor, and control, often in ways that are easy to overlook unless you know how.
The Blood in Our Soil is a narrative, nonfiction podcast that examines violence as a spatial and structural phenomenon rather than a series of isolated events.
In each episode, I trace how particular places carry the imprint of decisions about power, extraction, race, and control. The question is never only what happened here. It is how that history remains active in the present.
Across seasons, the series expands into more intimate and less visible terrains while holding to the same central claim: violence is structured into the conditions of everyday life.