Welcome to “You Won’t Believe How Easy It Is” by Matthew Ivanoff, an audio experience that is part of the Future Food Visions project in Guelph, Ontario. The Future Food Visions project features nine audio experiences that respond to a broad range of food security and food justice issues in the Guelph-Wellington region.

This audio is meant to be listened to from your home, ideally in your kitchen. In the audio, you will be asked to move around. Feel free to follow these directions as you wish and are able.

After you listen to the audio experience, we invite you to continue your journey on the Future Food Visions website at ffvisions.ca. There is a follow up activity posted for you as well as a children’s activity pack related to the content of this experience.

“You Won’t Believe How Easy It Is” was written and performed by Matthew Ivanoff.

Script editing by Stephen Donnelly, Julie Labagnara and Graeme McClelland.

Audio edited and produced by Stephen Donnelly.

Directed by Kim McLeod.

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Website link: ⁠ffvisions.ca⁠

Instagram: ⁠@futurefoodvisions_⁠

Contact: ⁠ffoodvisions@gmail.com

Welcome to “Stories Woven Through Harvest” by Rainbow Kester, an audio experience that is part of the Future Food Visions project in Guelph, Ontario. The Future Food Visions project features nine audio experiences that respond to a broad range of food security and food justice issues in the Guelph-Wellington region.

This experience is intended to be taken at the Food From Home=Food For Home garden site on Westmount Road in Guelph, Ontario. The site is just north of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic High School. You are welcome to listen to this audio from another location and to imagine the area discussed. If listening on site at Food From Home=Food For Home, you will be asked to move around. Feel free to follow these directions as you wish and are able.

After you listen to the audio experience, we invite you to continue your journey on the Future Food Visions website at reimaginefood.ca/visions. There is a follow up activity posted for you as well as a children’s activity pack related to the content of this experience.

“Stories Woven Through Harvest” was written and performed by Rainbow Kester.

Script editing by Stephen Donnelly, Julie Labagnara and Graeme McClelland.

Audio edited and produced by Stephen Donnelly.

Directed by Kim McLeod.

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Website link: ⁠ffvisions.ca⁠

Instagram: ⁠@futurefoodvisions_⁠

Contact: ⁠ffoodvisions@gmail.com

Welcome to “The Provider” by Sam Heath, an audio experience that is part of the Future Food Visions project in Guelph, Ontario. The Future Food Visions project features nine audio experiences that respond to a broad range of food security and food justice issues in the Guelph-Wellington region.

This experience is intended to be taken at the Shelldale Farm Park at 20 Shelldale Crescent in Guelph, Ontario. You are welcome to listen to this audio from another location and to imagine the area discussed. If listening on site at Shelldale Farm Park, please bring a full bottle of water with you. And if you are able, please begin the experience sitting on the bench at the entrance of the garden overlooking the plots and welcome signs. You will be asked to move around. Feel free to follow these directions as you wish and are able.

After you listen to the audio experience, we invite you to continue your journey on the Future Food Visions website at ffvisions.ca. There is a follow up activity posted for you as well as a children’s activity pack related to the content of this experience.

“The Provider” was written and performed by Sam Heath.

Script editing by Stephen Donnelly, Julie Labagnara and Graeme McClelland.

Audio edited and produced by Stephen Donnelly.

Directed by Kim McLeod.

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Website link: ⁠ffvisions.ca⁠

Instagram: ⁠@futurefoodvisions_⁠

Contact: ⁠ffoodvisions@gmail.com

Welcome to “Stories You Hear in the Park” by Meagan Downes, an audio experience that is part of the Future Food Visions project in Guelph, Ontario. The Future Food Visions project features nine audio experiences that respond to a broad range of food security and food justice issues in the Guelph-Wellington region.

This experience is intended to be taken in Royal City Park in Guelph, Ontario. You are welcome to listen to this audio from another location and to imagine the area discussed. If listening on site at Royal City Park, please begin the experience at the bandstand near Gordon St and Wellington St West, behind Goodness Me Natural Food Market. Pause the audio now if you need a moment to get there. In the following audio, you will be asked to move around. Feel free to follow these directions as you wish and are able.

After you listen to the audio experience, we invite you to continue your journey on the Future Food Visions website at ffvisions.ca. There is a follow up activity posted for you as well as a children’s activity pack related to the content of this experience.

“Stories You Hear in the Park” was written and performed by Meagan Downes. Additional voices by Sam Heath, Matthew Ivanoff and Rainbow Kester.

Script editing by Stephen Donnelly, Julie Labagnara and Graeme McClelland.

Audio edited and produced by Stephen Donnelly.

Directed by Kim McLeod.

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Website link: ⁠ffvisions.ca⁠

Instagram: ⁠@futurefoodvisions_⁠

Contact: ⁠ffoodvisions@gmail.com

Welcome to “My Saturday Nights” by Rainbow Kester, an audio experience that is part of the Future Food Visions project in Guelph, Ontario. The Future Food Visions project features nine audio experiences that respond to a broad range of food security and food justice issues in the Guelph-Wellington region.

“My Saturday Nights” is intended to be experienced alongside a partner who simultaneously listens to “Change Pocketed” by Matthew Ivanoff (also found in Driftscape). Both partners should begin at the intersection of Wyndham Street North and Macdonnell Street. It does not matter which corner of the intersection you begin on.

After you listen to the audio experience, we invite you to continue your journey on the Future Food Visions website at ffvisions.ca. There is a follow up activity posted for you and your partner as well as a children’s activity pack related to the content of this experience.

“My Saturday Nights” was written and performed by Rainbow Kester.

Script editing by Stephen Donnelly, Julie Labagnara and Graeme McClelland.

Audio edited and produced by Stephen Donnelly.

Directed by Kim McLeod.

The audio includes Johnathon M. Horner (Beat Mekanik)'s song Milkshake from freemusicarchive.org. License: Creative Commons 4.0 International.

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Website link: ⁠ffvisions.ca⁠

Instagram: ⁠@futurefoodvisions_⁠

Contact: ⁠ffoodvisions@gmail.com

Welcome to “Money Feast” by Meagan Downes, an audio experience that is part of the Future Food Visions project in Guelph, Ontario. The Future Food Visions project features nine audio experiences that respond to a broad range of food security and food justice issues in the Guelph-Wellington region.

This experience is intended to be taken in the University Centre at the University of Guelph. You are welcome to listen to this audio from another location and to imagine the area discussed. If listening on site at the University Centre, please note that, you will be asked to move around. Feel free to follow these directions as you wish and are able. The audio you are about to hear deals with issues of food insecurity and personal finances.

After you listen to the audio experience, we invite you to continue your journey on the Future Food Visions website at ffvisions.ca. There is a follow up activity posted for you as well as a children’s activity pack related to the content of this experience.

“Money Feast” was written and performed by Meagan Downes.

Script editing by Stephen Donnelly, Julie Labagnara and Graeme McClelland.

Audio edited and produced by Stephen Donnelly.

Directed by Kim McLeod.

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Website link: ⁠ffvisions.ca⁠

Instagram: ⁠@futurefoodvisions_⁠

Contact: ⁠ffoodvisions@gmail.com

Welcome to “Change Pocketed” by Matthew Ivanoff, an audio experience that is part of the Future Food Visions project in Guelph, Ontario. The Future Food Visions project features nine audio experiences that respond to a broad range of food security and food justice issues in the Guelph-Wellington region.

“Change Pocketed” is intended to be experienced alongside a partner who simultaneously listens to the episode “My Saturday Nights” by Rainbow Kester. Both partners should begin at the intersection of Wyndham Street North and Macdonnell Street. It does not matter which corner of the intersection you begin on.

After you listen to the audio experience, we invite you to continue your journey on the Future Food Visions website at ffvisions.ca⁠⁠⁠. There is a follow up activity posted for you and your partner as well as a children’s activity pack related to the content of this experience.

“Change Pocketed” was written and performed by Matthew Ivanoff. Additional voices provided by Meagan Downes and Cassandra Friesen.

Script editing by Stephen Donnelly, Julie Labagnara and Graeme McClelland.

Audio edited and produced by Stephen Donnelly.

Directed by Kim McLeod.

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Website link: ⁠⁠ffvisions.ca⁠⁠

Instagram: ⁠⁠@futurefoodvisions_⁠⁠

Contact: ⁠⁠ffoodvisions@gmail.com⁠

Welcome to “Apple to Seed or Seed to Apple” by Cassandra Friesen, an audio experience that is part of the Future Food Visions project in Guelph, Ontario. The Future Food Visions project features nine audio experiences that respond to a broad range of food security and food justice issues in the Guelph-Wellington region.

This experience is intended to be taken outside the SEED Warehouse at 69 Huron Street in Guelph, Ontario. You are welcome to listen to this audio from another location and to imagine the area discussed. If listening on site at the SEED Warehouse, you will be asked to move around. Feel free to follow these directions as you wish and are able.

After you listen to the audio experience, we invite you to continue your journey on the Future Food Visions website at ffvisions.ca. There is a follow up activity posted for you as well as a children’s activity pack related to the content of this experience.

“Apple to Seed or Seed to Apple” was written and performed by Cassandra Friesen.

Script editing by Stephen Donnelly, Julie Labagnara and Graeme McClelland.

Audio edited and produced by Stephen Donnelly.

Directed by Kim McLeod.

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Website link: ⁠ffvisions.ca⁠

Instagram: ⁠@futurefoodvisions_⁠

Contact: ⁠ffoodvisions@gmail.com⁠