Exciting!
The first episode, or chapter, of "Creating a Resilient Future" subtitle, "Creating Green and Resilient Homes, Neighborhoods, Economy and Culture" took place, Tuesday, January 1 on Eugene radio station KEPW.
Future episodes will be first Tuesday's of the month at 7 PM, KEPW, 97.3 and simulcast here. The monthly programs will be podcast for listening at any time. Please check back for updates on listening to the podcast, which has not been set up yet.
Overall, the Creating a Resilient Future will focus on diverse topics related to creating green and resilient lifestyles, neighborhoods and alternatives to economy and culture as we know them.
The first episode explained premises and promises - what are the world views that will set the direction of the program. The first episode also describes permaculture, upcoming programs and contains a brief biography of yours truly - never before heard on the radio and a special guest song by Jefferson Airplane.
The second chapter, February 5, will focus on global market capitalism and why it is not a companion for a green, peaceful and resilient economy, culture and world. There will also be highlights from an interview and conversation with Columbia University history professor Ken Jackson, author of "Crabgrass Frontier," The Suburbanization of the United States
Check back for updates!
The first episode, or chapter, of "Creating a Resilient Future" subtitle, "Creating Green and Resilient Homes, Neighborhoods, Economy and Culture" took place, Tuesday, January 1 on Eugene radio station KEPW.
Future episodes will be first Tuesday's of the month at 7 PM, KEPW, 97.3 and simulcast here. The monthly programs will be podcast for listening at any time. Please check back for updates on listening to the podcast, which has not been set up yet.
Overall, the Creating a Resilient Future will focus on diverse topics related to creating green and resilient lifestyles, neighborhoods and alternatives to economy and culture as we know them.
The first episode explained premises and promises - what are the world views that will set the direction of the program. The first episode also describes permaculture, upcoming programs and contains a brief biography of yours truly - never before heard on the radio and a special guest song by Jefferson Airplane.
The second chapter, February 5, will focus on global market capitalism and why it is not a companion for a green, peaceful and resilient economy, culture and world. There will also be highlights from an interview and conversation with Columbia University history professor Ken Jackson, author of "Crabgrass Frontier," The Suburbanization of the United States
Check back for updates!