World Building and Climate (S2C E37)

Why are we fascinated with apocalyptic scenarios and dystopian futures? What is our fascination with explosions and the collapse of all we know? And what […]

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Material Shifts (E36) – Paul Crovella

Do you think of wood as passe, old-school, rudimentary? Well, think again. In our conversation with Paul Crovella we learn that mass timber is one […]

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Energized Calm – Yasuragi Spa and Jimmy (S2C E31)

Lauren and I had a wonderful, fun, happy, and energizing chat with Jimmy Myhrinder. He is an award winning spa manager, running the Japanese Yasuragi […]

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Anything is Possible (S2C E28)

Do you believe the message in the title? It is a reference to the time of transition, and the example our guest, Brent, described to […]

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Mentorship and Impeccable Words (S2C E21)

Meet Laura Thorne who has built a career on doing more things than can be listed in a half hour podcast. She is an amazing […]

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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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Bonus: Makers of Healthy Air Quality (S2C E16)

We have to send along this bonus video, with Todd Thomas and his excitement over an air scrubber inspired by Nature. Biomimicry, all the way! […]

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Make it – Figure Out How (S2C E16)

Todd Thomas can fit more passion and more verbiage into a few minutes of time than anyone else I know. His brain ticks along at […]

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Every Child is Smart (S2C E14)

I walked away from our conversation with Kenyon Black energized and inspired, and you can hear Lauren’s excitement as well. I can’t think of a […]

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Reflections that are Subject2Change

I spent about four hours today rigorously cleaning my house. I swept, dusted, vacuumed, and even mopped. I delved into crevices that I haven’t cleaned […]

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