This is a musical intro. and outro. with some serious science on carbon on planet earth and how to understand it more broadly.

Here I go into why I feel religion is more a part of the problem and mysticism the solution.How to use introspection to do good design.

I take this fine Fall day to remember and project forward into our evolutionary future. A future Informed by the past.

Herein I breakdown the flaws of the present centralized fossil fuel model of economic growth. Then I outline what the retrofit process looks like fore creating greater regional autonomy as an economic goal.

Here I am laying the conceptual foundation for how to use permaculture For creating a new model of economic development. A model focused on greater regional self reliance and less import export dependency with our energy sources being renewable and local.

Here I take a different path and read from a Address that Vonnegut gave to Bennington college graduating class.A Great piece on military science, pessimism and religion all in an address to College graduates in 1970. Give a listen and let me know what you think! His insights and viewpoints I felt were of great use to us all today. I hope you enjoy it.

In this broadcast I get into the permaculture vision of abundance, where does it come from and how do we achieve it? I also share a music track I recorded with my daughter Juniper at the end.

Herein I build on the theme of giving a in-depth exploration of the foundations of Permaculture. I share examples from consultations we have done recently and how to read the landscape in order to know how to fit in and be suited to the places we call home.

This is field recording I did one night in Vermont while teaching a class at Yestermorrow. The recording is a little lower quality sound, but great peepers in the background. I get into the beginning of a topic I will be expanding on in future broadcasts; Scaling up Permaculture to be applied at a Regional and watershed scale as the foundation of a new economy.

This a candid conversation with Permaculture Designer extraordinaire!

Lisa DePiano, about what brought her to permaculture how to use it to navigate through the chaos of modernity!