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This episodes run time is 52:58.

We’ve officially hit half a year, and with that produce what is very likely our weirdest podcast yet. Never has more time been spent talking to you about what we are doing with the podcast. Never has there been so many complete jumps in topic and time being recorded. Never shall we have another podcast like it. Shot directly from the Centre for Social Innovation, late on a Monday night, this episode covers civic engagement, Line 9, and the importance of getting involved. Stefan is joined by some excellent fellow CSI’ers but neither regular co-host can make their appearance.

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The music for this episode comes from Tegan and Sara ft. Lonely Island and their track Everything Is Awesome.

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This episodes run time is 38:49.

We’ve officially hit half a year, and with that produce what is very likely our weirdest podcast yet. Never has more time been spent talking to you about what we are doing with the podcast. Never has there been so many complete jumps in topic and time being recorded. Never shall we have another podcast like it. Shot directly from the Centre for Social Innovation, late on a Monday night, this episode covers civic engagement, Line 9, and the importance of getting involved. Stefan is joined by some excellent fellow CSI’ers but neither regular co-host can make their appearance.

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The music for this episode comes from Janes Addiction and their track Just Because.

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This episodes run time is 42:49.

Wind farms are evil! There is a chorus of opposition against wind farms across North America. Daryn and Stefan discuss this group of activists and the merits of opposing renewable energy installations. We also discuss where the line exists between protecting the rights of municipalities and fighting for much needed energy infrastructure changes. We would also like to post a minor warning that both of us were in a bit of a tired mood, so we may have been a bit more bitter than usual in this episode.

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The music for this episode comes from Bob Dylan and his track Blowin in the Wind.

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This episodes run time is 48:37.

This episode is all about food waste. David, Daryn and Stefan explore their thoughts on the Hot Docs documentary Just Eat It, which explores just how much food is wasted in our society and the reasons for it. We jump around from the importance of localism, who not to blame, and a few ideas of just what can be done about this overlooked problem within our society.

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The music for this episode comes from Modest Mouse and their track Trailer Trash.

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This episodes run time is 48:40.

In this episode Daryn interviews James from Extra Creditz about video games and having a sense of agency in the world. The second portion of the show has a guest appearance by friend of the show Corey, as we discuss the importance of feeling like you can have an impact on the world around you and how best this can be achieved.

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This episodes run time is 38:24.

Stefan and David discuss the ideas of deep ecology and the ethical implications that accepting such a philosophy would have on the world. From this jump off point, we cover the possibility of a secular environmental viewpoint, and whether all such concerns must be anthropocentric in nature. As promised in the podcast, here is the link to the New Yorker article on Plant Intelligence and more information on the Union Carbide disaster in Bhopal can be found here.

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The music for this episode comes from The Devil Makes Three and their track All Hail.

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This episodes run time is 34:21.

Much of this episode was lifted from the Green Majority’s short lived video project ‘Over the Green Line’ which in some ways acted as a precursor to this podcast. In this episode we speak with Tim Nash, the Sustainable Economist. This will act as a precursor to some future discussions with Tim and if you are interested, be sure to check out our blog series on Alternatives Journal which focuses on Sustainable Growth.

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I incorrectly identified the music for this episode saying that it came from A + E, however that is the name of the Album, and the band is in fact Clean Bandit. Luckily, this does not take away from their excellent track, Rihanna.

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This episodes run time is 48:39.

Stefan and Daryn debate whether or not the Ontario Green Party should ever consider folding into another political party to support green ventures. This discussion boils down to how the Green Party sees itself and how best it can serve the environmental movement. We are also lucky enough to be moderated by the one and only Guy Riel who takes the lead in keeping us on topic. Who do you think wins the debate? Send us your comments or tweet @GSCampaign with the hashtag #VoteSteho or #VoteDaryn to determine who was victorious!

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The music for this episode comes from AC DC and their track Heatseaker.

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This episodes run time is 43:13.

Will hipsters save the world? We tackle the question of the ethics and societal implications of found fashion and make it work decor. We discuss the concept of Jugaad, the three other R’s (refuse, repair and repurpose) and what each can do for the health of our planet.

As mentioned in the podcast, this is the Laurie Anderson song about experts and this is the TED talk on window gardening.

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The music for this episode comes from The Cool Hands and their song I Did the Iggy.

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This episodes run time is 51:07.

The Dave is back in town! Co-host of the podcast David Hostetter is back in this episode after a two week break. We get his thoughts on the side benefits of environmentalism and then jump into the question of how to generate real change.

In other exiting news, we now have a logo! We are still working on the question of whether or not it is supposed to have any specific meaning, so at the moment we present it without comment.

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The music for this episode comes from Yacht and their Summer Song.

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