n I was working in Canva today, producing the cover for the upcoming Episode 6 of Season 2 and, whoa, there was suddenly a text-to-image option. Setting aside, for the moment, the issues associated with…
During a typical morning moment of procrastination (because, ugh, working on this book chapter is work!), I stumbled across this article in the New Yorker, about seeing the wonder in world and noticing that “inanimate”…
n nn n If you’ve already listened to this week’s podcast Solarpunk Music to Inspire Action, you’ll know that musician Thomas Cannon suggested that it would be better for the Earth, it’s environment and ecosystems,…
n nn n On today’s episode, Ariel talks with Thomas Cannon about solarpunk music and his new album MESH NETWORK. What was the inspiration behind this work of solarpunk ambient music? What is solarpunk music,…
Here’s a list of (very selected) non-fiction articles, posts, etc. that have informed our thinking on solarpunk and that contextualize and feed into the discussions that we have on the podcast: Places to start “Solarpunk:…
On today’s episode, Ariel talks with Thomas Cannon about solarpunk music and his new album MESH NETWORK. What was the inspiration behind this work of solarpunk ambient music? What is solarpunk music, anyway, and how…
n Woot! What I have to say is, WOOT! n n From time to time I write a science fact article. It takes me a good few weeks. Then I send it in to Analog…
The situation in Lebanon today is bleak. Carved out of the remains of the Ottoman Empire and subjected to years of colonialism-lite administration by France, its economy and infrastructure have been devastated by a long…
n The situation in Lebanon today is bleak. Carved out of the remains of the Ottoman Empire and subjected to years of colonialism-lite administration by France, its economy and infrastructure have been devastated by a…
n D’oh! Episode 3 of Season 2 comes out in less than 48 hours and I still haven’t posted about Episode 2. So, here I am to tell you all about the interviewee, my friend…