Bottlemania, a Book Review (B2C)
Greetings, all. A quick book review today on Bottlemania, by Elizabeth Royte. This book was written in 2008, and was surprising to me then, and […]
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What Have We Done?! What Can We Do? (S2C E59)
We constantly discover amazing, wandering, wonderful journeys of life when we talk with our guests. Diane Ferguson is no exception. Our time with her is […]
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“Reclaiming Your Community” with Majora Carter (S2C E53)
“Reclaiming Your Community” is Majora Carter’s recently published book in which she talks about her experiences in life, being an advocate, and in recognizing her […]
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Welcome to the Dance of Regeneration (S2C E50)
In this interview with Bill Reed, a giving and wise human, we learn about the journey he has taken in his life, a journey that […]
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Author, Servant-Leader, and Inspiration (S2C E46)
Author, Servant-Leader, Leadership Coach, Facilitator, and Gracious Soul – this is Rex Miller. Lauren and I were so very lucky to be able to spend […]
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The Intersection of Planning and Poetry (S2C E44)
Sometimes we chat with people that we think will be interesting, but we really don’t know what the outcome will be. It’s a total crap […]
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Inequity Makes For Lousy Communities (S2C E42)
Yes, I said it. Many of us are in lousy communities, built on racism and continued by a lack of awareness. Shannon and Lauren also […]
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Humility and Humor (S2C E26)
Both Lauren Staniec and I are professionals in the design and construction industry, working to make connections, change design processes, and build in a way […]
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#1 – Be Excellent to Each Other (S2C E24)
Lauren and I have full respect for Makers of all sorts, and even more so for the people that make making accessible. Join us for […]
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The Future of Small Cities (S2C E18)
This past week I took part in a conference called the Sustainable Futures Conference, held remotely, and originating through the Future of Small Cities Institute […]
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