Informal Entertainment

As the brick and mortar fades on our streets a new giant appears, The New and Improved Silk road, with all the benefits of the Internet. As our needs grow the world grows to depend on "Amazonian" companies. Is this new future of interconnectivity the path to value? Find out listening to @InformalEntertainment, informally entertaining analysis.

The parallels and differences between spirituality and religion. A look in to the way that regions ebb and flow through out the ages. Open your mind and soul to informal entertainment.

In the age of technology we are dependent on connection, It governs our work and social lives. Education and information are often seen as a basic right, even with the diversity in connectivity. Providing access to the internet would vastly equalize the worlds disparities.

Feeding the current human population has become a burden our planet can not sustain. Innovations in agricultural production have the capacity to meet the worlds nutritional needs. All the while, saving our planets soil and atmosphere. #Eatmorechikin

On this week's episode of Informal Entertainment we take on the beast of consumerism and the looming destruction of the enviroment. We discuss the importance of repurposing waste materials for a more sustainable future by looking at global techniques. We also consider the personal role in a larger effort to reduce waste and global warming.

How are cultures formed? One might say it is dependent on available resources or need for resources that cause adaptive change in societies.

Explore the world in a whole new way with hosts Amanuel Teshome and Parker Smith