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Should Meat Be Expensive?
Read more: Should Meat Be Expensive?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, it’s climate, and, ultimately, it’s people, if we moved away from producing as much meat as cheaply and quickly as possible. Instead, he…
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2.4: Solarpunk Music to Inspire Action with Thomas Cannon
Read more: 2.4: Solarpunk Music to Inspire Action with Thomas CannonOn 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 can it help us today to create the just, sustainable, and equitable future that we all want to live in?…
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What is solarpunk to you, anyway?
Read more: What is solarpunk to you, anyway?Here’s a list of resources that have informed our thinking on solarpunk and that contextualize and feed into the discussions that we have on the podcast.
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2022 Analytical Laboratory Finalists
Read more: 2022 Analytical Laboratory FinalistsChristina’s article “Evolving Brainy Brains Takes More Than Living on a Lucky Planet” got voted in as one of the finalists for one of Analog’s reader favorites award.
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2.3: Beirut: Finding Your Future in a Nearly Failed State, With JD Harlock
Read more: 2.3: Beirut: Finding Your Future in a Nearly Failed State, With JD HarlockThe 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 civil war, overlapping occupations by Syria and Israel, and corruption on a massive scale. Since 2019, Lebanon has been in…
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Moving Slowly & Planting Things with Erin Alladin – Solarpunk Presents
Erin Alladin’s new e-book “Gentle Gardening: A Guide for Uncooperative Bodies” is transformative, specifically covering the issues of gardening with chronic fatigue and the other complex disabilities that can accompany it, and reframing gardening as an accessible and fun activity. Ariel talks to Erin in this episode about her journey with gardening to where she is now, the book, a bit about gardening on Turtle Island as a settler, and tackling the gardener’s mindset and impostor syndrome that may come with it. References:Native Land’s resource on what land acknowledgements are and why they are important, plus linked articles contextualizing and foregrounding Indigenous scholars’ and activists’ support and critiques of the practiceSpoon theoryNorth Bay and Parry SoundErin’s post on chronic pain and permaculture principles is an excellent companion to Gentle Gardening.You can visit Erin’s blog at EarthUndaunted.com to learn more, and check out GENTLE GARDENING: A GUIDE FOR UNCOOPERATIVE BODIES. You can connect with her at TikTok, Twitter, and Instagram @ErinAlladin.Connect with Solarpunk Presents Podcast on Twitter, Mastodon, or at our blog.Connect with Ariel at her blog, on Twitter at @arielletje, and on Mastodon.Connect with Christina at her blog, on Twitter, and on Mastodon Support the show on Patreon or make a one-time donation via PayPal. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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