Rob Hopkins

When I visited OccupyLSX at St Paul's Cathedral, I interviewed Shaun Chamberlin, author of 'The Transition Timeline' about his thoughts on the links between the Transition and the Occupy movements.

It's the second Transition podcast, which explores some of the month's Transition stories in greater depth.This month we hear from Brixton about the latest developments with the Brixton Pound, from the Wiltshire town whose Town Council just voted to become a Transition Council, andfrom the Yorkshire valley that recently declared independence from the global food system.Presented by Rob Hopkins.Find out more at www.transitionculture.org or www.transitionetwork.org.To find out more about the stories in this podcast, visit http://brixtonpound.org/, http://www.transitionmarlborough.org/ and http://www.slaithwaite.coop/.

Do let us know what you think of this podcast, and we'll see you next month!

It's the second Transition podcast, which explores some of the month's Transition stories in greater depth.This month we hear from Brixton about the latest developments with the Brixton Pound, from the Wiltshire town whose Town Council just voted to become a Transition Council, andfrom the Yorkshire valley that recently declared independence from the global food system.Presented by Rob Hopkins.Find out more at www.transitionculture.org or www.transitionetwork.org.To find out more about the stories in this podcast, visit http://brixtonpound.org/, http://www.transitionmarlborough.org/ and http://www.slaithwaite.coop/.

Do let us know what you think of this podcast, and we'll see you next month!

On Tuesday 18th October 2011, Rob Hopkins of Transition Culture and Transition Network visited Brixham to see a ship called Tres Hombres, the world's first entirely sail-powered cargo vessel. I spoke to members of the crew, and to other people attending a public event on the ship, to find out more about the ship, and about the whole idea of sail reemerging as the primary way in which goods are shifted around the world.

This is my first ever podcast! Do let me know what you think....

www.transitionculture.org / www.transitionnetwork.org ' http://svtreshombres.homestead.com/

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On Tuesday 18th October 2011, Rob Hopkins of Transition Culture and Transition Network visited Brixham to see a ship called Tres Hombres, the world's first entirely sail-powered cargo vessel. I spoke to members of the crew, and to other people attending a public event on the ship, to find out more about the ship, and about the whole idea of sail reemerging as the primary way in which goods are shifted around the world.

This is my first ever podcast! Do let me know what you think....

www.transitionculture.org / www.transitionnetwork.org ' http://svtreshombres.homestead.com/

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