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Align in the Sound - New Economy Network / Radio BTL / CoCanberra episodes

April 11, 2018 Geopolitics peace and nuclear - S Wareham A Broinowski F Gray GI17-10.2
The arrival of the climate crisis, sharply deepening inequality, the rise of the extreme right, and massively accelerating technological development make the next 25 years among the most pivotal in human history to date.
If we don’t change direction dramatically, we face a future that is nasty, brutish and short.
We have a very brief window to turn this around and create a society that can not only survive but thrive.
Ecology teaches us that everything is connected, and that everything and everyone is better when we have connected diversity.
A truly ecological politics will connect us to each other, to and within nature, and to democracy – to our own agency.
It will see us all as the protagonists in our own lives, but within supportive, enabling, diverse and connected communities.
Find out more at www.greeninstitute.org.au/
Edited by Behind the Lines.
Some questions were not audible, and have been skipped. As a result the QnA sections may appear a bit disjointed.
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1 hr 17 min
April 11, 2018 Green institute everything is connected conf Wrap Up And Thankyous GI17-12
The arrival of the climate crisis, sharply deepening inequality, the rise of the extreme right, and massively accelerating technological development make the next 25 years among the most pivotal in human history to date.
If we don’t change direction dramatically, we face a future that is nasty, brutish and short.
We have a very brief window to turn this around and create a society that can not only survive but thrive.
Ecology teaches us that everything is connected, and that everything and everyone is better when we have connected diversity.
A truly ecological politics will connect us to each other, to and within nature, and to democracy – to our own agency.
It will see us all as the protagonists in our own lives, but within supportive, enabling, diverse and connected communities.
Find out more at www.greeninstitute.org.au/
Edited by Behind the Lines.
Some questions were not audible, and have been skipped. As a result the QnA sections may appear a bit disjointed.
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24 min
April 09, 2018 14th Australasian Permaculture Convergence C Brennan K Bates D OBrien 2018-04-06 BTL
The 14th Australasian Permaculture convergence is happening in Canberra from the free Permaculture Festival at Canberra City Farm on the 15th April 2018, through 4 days of conference, and winding up with regional tours and further courses.
Wondering what permaculture is all about?
This interview is a primer for the convergence, with organisers Cally Brennan and Katy Bates, and with Danny OBrien from Canberra City Farm.
2XX will be at the convergence throughout, and will bring you all the speakers.
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1 hr 16 min
April 07, 2018 Movements And Political Parties - How They Relate - H Hammond S Copland M Azize C Ozich GI17-11.3
The arrival of the climate crisis, sharply deepening inequality, the rise of the extreme right, and massively accelerating technological development make the next 25 years among the most pivotal in human history to date.
If we don’t change direction dramatically, we face a future that is nasty, brutish and short.
We have a very brief window to turn this around and create a society that can not only survive but thrive.
Ecology teaches us that everything is connected, and that everything and everyone is better when we have connected diversity.
A truly ecological politics will connect us to each other, to and within nature, and to democracy – to our own agency.
It will see us all as the protagonists in our own lives, but within supportive, enabling, diverse and connected communities.
Find out more at www.greeninstitute.org.au/
Edited by Behind the Lines.
Some questions were not audible, and have been skipped. As a result the QnA sections may appear a bit disjointed.
This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International License.
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43 min
April 07, 2018 Institutions Of Connection - NGOs n Neoliberalism - HoneyBee Democracy - Cut Short GI17-4.3
The arrival of the climate crisis, sharply deepening inequality, the rise of the extreme right, and massively accelerating technological development make the next 25 years among the most pivotal in human history to date.
If we don’t change direction dramatically, we face a future that is nasty, brutish and short.
We have a very brief window to turn this around and create a society that can not only survive but thrive.
Ecology teaches us that everything is connected, and that everything and everyone is better when we have connected diversity.
A truly ecological politics will connect us to each other, to and within nature, and to democracy – to our own agency.
It will see us all as the protagonists in our own lives, but within supportive, enabling, diverse and connected communities.
Find out more at www.greeninstitute.org.au/
Edited by Behind the Lines.
Some questions were not audible, and have been skipped. As a result the QnA sections may appear a bit disjointed.
This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International License.
To view a copy of this license, visit creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/.
To give attribution for this work, include this URL: www.greeninstitute.org.au/
20 min
March 23, 2018 Darren Sharp - Shareable - Shareable Cities Book Launch - 2018-03-23 BTL
Shareable is the most widely read journal of the "sharing economy".
https://www.shareable.net/
Through their work they have amassed many case studies, and really got to know their stuff.
Through their "sharing cities" program they have been building networks around the globe of new ways for cities and regions to meet their needs, reducing human dependence on an extractive economy to simply live.
Shareable has now released their book - Sharing Cities: Activating the Urban Commons.
Darren Sharp, the Australian editor of shareable, and the co-author of the book, spoke to us a few weeks before before the April 10th Canberra launch of the book.
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56 min
March 23, 2018 A New Canberra Renewable Energy Co-op Tom Nockolds At Co-Canberra Meeting 2018-02-26 CoCan
Tom Nockolds and Kevin Cox outline a renewable energy cooperative being developed by Pingala Energy Co-op and Coops Commons and Communities Canberra.
The model is intended to be a local, readily repeatable co-op, with a unique funding method.
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49 min
March 15, 2018 Alternative Conceptions Of Economics - A Schlunke J Hawkins GI17-5.2
The arrival of the climate crisis, sharply deepening inequality, the rise of the extreme right, and massively accelerating technological development make the next 25 years among the most pivotal in human history to date.
If we don’t change direction dramatically, we face a future that is nasty, brutish and short.
We have a very brief window to turn this around and create a society that can not only survive but thrive.
Ecology teaches us that everything is connected, and that everything and everyone is better when we have connected diversity.
A truly ecological politics will connect us to each other, to and within nature, and to democracy – to our own agency.
It will see us all as the protagonists in our own lives, but within supportive, enabling, diverse and connected communities.
Find out more at www.greeninstitute.org.au/
Edited by Behind the Lines.
Some questions were not audible, and have been skipped. As a result the QnA sections may appear a bit disjointed.
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To give attribution for this work, include this URL: www.greeninstitute.org.au/
1 hr 12 min
March 12, 2018 Southern Harvest - Penny Koethe 2018 - 03 - 09 BTL
Southern Harvest is a business and community led organisation focused on growing local and regional food communities in the ACT and South East NSW
We spoke to Penny Koethe.
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1 hr 14 min
March 11, 2018 Earthworker Co - Ops- Katherine Cunningham - 2018 - 02 - 23 BTL
Earthworker is establishing a network of worker-owned cooperatives committed to sustainable enterprise throughout Australia. They believe social and environmental exploitation are intertwined, and that the problems of climate change, job insecurity and growing inequality must be tackled simultaneously, through greater grassroots economic ownership.
They have already established Redgum, a worker owned cleaners co-operative in Melbourne, and are in the final stages of establishing the Earthworker Energy Manufacturing Cooperative (formerly Eureka’s Future).
We had a yarn with Katherine Cunningham from Earthworker.
Find out more about Earthworker at http://earthworkercooperative.com.au/
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Join us for a yarn with Kathleen Cunningham from Earthworker.
1 hr 10 min