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Episode Eighteen - Jeff Booth [Entrepreneur & Author]
My guest for Episode Eighteen of the Fermenting Place [podcast] is Jeff Booth. Jeff is an entrepreneur and author of the book, 'The Price of Tomorrow'... and while he enjoys a glass of wine with friends, every now and then, Jeff is not here to discuss wine (and other drinks), specifically...
I asked Jeff to come on the pod because something has been gnawing away at me for some time now, and I desperately needed to discuss it with someone who could help me make sense of it. I have a theory. A hunch. A suspicion based on a supposition that all our notions of environmental sustainability - particularly those desirable ideas around ecologically mindful forms of agricultural practice, such as regenerative farming, organic, and biodynamic ways of farming - are, in fact, unsustainable...
Indeed, achieving genuine environmental sustainability is impossible because of the current economic system that the whole world runs on, and the bad incentives and outcomes that such a system perpetually generates.
This is a conversation that looks beyond the final product; the beer, the wine, the sake, etc, and seeks to discuss the mostly unseen and unrealised structural economic foundations that the vast majority of us are accustomed to operating within, and why, because of this, contemporary notions and methods of environmental sustainability are, in fact, unsustainable.
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In Episode Eighteen of the Fermenting Place [podcast], Jeff and I discuss...
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Connect:
- Jeff Booth - @jeffbooth / thepriceoftomorrow.com
- Fermenting Place - @fermentingplace / fermentingplace.com
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Recommended Reading & Research
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If you dig what you hear, please consider giving the podcast a follow, subscribe, rate, and comment via your favourite podcast listening platform, like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Soundcloud. It takes no time at all, and it really helps the all seeing algorithms discover and connect with new listeners, like you.
This episode is brought to you by the Fermenting Place [podcast] Patreon Supporters.
Thank You!
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Thanks for listening... x
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By Fermenting Place [podcast]My guest for Episode Eighteen of the Fermenting Place [podcast] is Jeff Booth. Jeff is an entrepreneur and author of the book, 'The Price of Tomorrow'... and while he enjoys a glass of wine with friends, every now and then, Jeff is not here to discuss wine (and other drinks), specifically...
I asked Jeff to come on the pod because something has been gnawing away at me for some time now, and I desperately needed to discuss it with someone who could help me make sense of it. I have a theory. A hunch. A suspicion based on a supposition that all our notions of environmental sustainability - particularly those desirable ideas around ecologically mindful forms of agricultural practice, such as regenerative farming, organic, and biodynamic ways of farming - are, in fact, unsustainable...
Indeed, achieving genuine environmental sustainability is impossible because of the current economic system that the whole world runs on, and the bad incentives and outcomes that such a system perpetually generates.
This is a conversation that looks beyond the final product; the beer, the wine, the sake, etc, and seeks to discuss the mostly unseen and unrealised structural economic foundations that the vast majority of us are accustomed to operating within, and why, because of this, contemporary notions and methods of environmental sustainability are, in fact, unsustainable.
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In Episode Eighteen of the Fermenting Place [podcast], Jeff and I discuss...
- -
Connect:
- Jeff Booth - @jeffbooth / thepriceoftomorrow.com
- Fermenting Place - @fermentingplace / fermentingplace.com
- -
Recommended Reading & Research
- -
If you dig what you hear, please consider giving the podcast a follow, subscribe, rate, and comment via your favourite podcast listening platform, like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Soundcloud. It takes no time at all, and it really helps the all seeing algorithms discover and connect with new listeners, like you.
This episode is brought to you by the Fermenting Place [podcast] Patreon Supporters.
Thank You!
- -
Thanks for listening... x