Serially Curious | with Mark and Eav

Serially Curious | with Mark and Eav

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  • Serially Curious | Pinkish Pods...?
    Get your Pinkish Pods!
    What does your laundry have to do with the climate crisis?What's a Pinkish Pod?Can Mark make Eav interested in Unique Selling Points, marketing, and revising Milton Friedman economics?
    Find out in this episode!
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    46 min
  • Serially Curious | So... what can I do?
    Felicity Jefferson speaks to Mark about the psychological concepts and tools that can be useful to the climate community, and the course she is running through What Can I Do Australia. As promised, here's some photos of the beautiful Hamilton Gardens.
    Mark and Eav talk about the concept of deep ecology, the small steps we took/are taking at the start of our climate engagement. We hope this is helpful, and if so, we think you'd love the course. 
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    1 hr 3 min
  • Serially Curious | What food is good for your pooch - and planet?
    Mark speaks to GG, who along with Anna, are fur parents of Lyka. Anna and GG started feeding GG home-prepared meals, and it turned around Lyka's health. They started a pet food - no, a pet wellness - company also called Lyka. And the rest is history!Lyka: Australia's only carbon negative dog food.
    There is no time to waste for climate action. The change happens with us and we are committed to helping the planet, one bowl at a time.
    That's right. No hidden agenda, no greenwashing – just the facts. Lyka is as committed to the planet as we are to your pup. Because your pup deserves great food, but it shouldn't be at the expense of our environment.
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    56 min
  • Sumatran Tiger Conservation
    Eav talks to Mudi about the Sumatran Tiger Project:
    https://sumatrantiger.id/en/
    Music: Game Hens by Blue Dot Sessions
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    46 min
  • So you've spotted ecofascism in the climate community, now what? w/ Angelica Kross
    Wellness and sustainability and environmentalism, oh my. These communities have long histories of overlap with fascism, serving as breeding grounds for fascist demagogues, and fascist groups invariably have roots in traditionalism, populism, and purity - uncomfortable. 
    We dive into these roots, the modern day manifestations, and what we can do to be aware of, and push back against, fascistic tendencies in the climate community. 
    If you liked what Angelica had to say here about fascism, then you'll love her show Half Measures and Hope - she dives into the political history of Australia and how it's engaged with climate, race, representative democracy, with some great stuff coming up. Subscribe now!Links
    The Nazi Roots of the Environmental Movement
    Recognizing Eco-Fascist Rhetoric | The Link
    The Coming Ecofascism | Instagram
    The roots of organic farming lie in fascism | The Conversation
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    42 min
  • Serially Curious | Brenna Quinlan — Permaculture Illustrator
    Brenna Quinlan is an illustrator and educator who strives to make the world a better place through her art and her actions. She lives at Australia's most well-known permaculture demonstration site, Melliodora, where she grows food, milks goats, builds soil and engages with the community - or, she did. Mark and Eav caught up with Brenna on her last day at Melliodora to talk about her art and illustration, her process, and Our Street, the new book for kids about permaculture that brings Retrosuburbia to a new generation.
    Thanks to Formidable Vegetable for their permission to use some excerpts of their tracks. 
    For more episodes of Serially Curious find them here, or for Art Breaker find and follow from here. 
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    48 min
  • Serially Curious | Brenna Quinlan - Permaculture Illustrator
    Brenna Quinlan is an illustrator and educator who strives to make the world a better place through her art and her actions. She lives at Australia's most well-known permaculture demonstration site, Melliodora, where she grows food, milks goats, builds soil and engages with the community - or, she did.
    Mark and Eav caught up with Brenna on her last day at Melliodora to talk about her art and illustration, her process, and Our Street, the new book for kids about permaculture that brings Retrosuburbia to a new generation.Thanks to Formidable Vegetable for their permission to use some excerpts of their tracks. For more episodes of Serially Curious find them here, or for Art Breaker find and follow from here. 
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    47 min
  • Modern Slavery in Fisheries - Part 2
    This episode features Andrea Herrera, who's on a mission to transform big corporations away from exploitation. Special thanks to Angelica Kross for her research.
    Find your slavery footprint
    http://slaveryfootprint.org/
    Reading
    https://www.ethicalwarrior.com.au/blog/modern-slavery/a-survivor-a-filmmaker-and-a-ceo-discuss-slavery-and-our-seafood
    https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-india-trafficking-idUSKCN25E1R7
     
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    52 min
  • Modern Slavery in Fisheries - Part 1
    In this two-part episode, Eav and Mark explore how modern slavery is driven by the climate emergency, and how ecosystem destruction and human rights abuses go hand in hand.
    In this first episode we interview Bruno, who's a Marine Biologist from Peru. We talk about the working conditions of small scale fishers in Peru and how they are left vulnerable to slavery.
    Links:Bruno's Marine Conservation NGO
    Mark and Eav's interview with Matt Stewart of the Marine Stewardship Council
     
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    46 min
  • Halfcut | The Story and The Pitch - Serially Curious/Growing Concern
    One guest - two interviews. Jimmy Halfcut has been engaged in activism, organising, and fundraising for many years. Mark and Seán, hosts of two shows on the Climactic Collective, had back to back chats with Jimmy about the story of Halfcut, and the lessons he learnt on the way to finding the formulae to their success. Having a laugh, letting people have fun while engaging with serious topics like deforestation, and visual disruption all factor into the formula. 
    Hear more chats with folks Mark and Eav find interesting on Serially Curious. 
    Tune into Growing Concern, where Seán Marsh sands back the greenwash on dirty industries, discuss brand strategy for ethical organisations and learns from inspiring individuals.
    And sign up to get Halfcut, form a team with your friends, and help save a slice of the Daintree Rainforest. Listen to James at a panel from the National Climate Emergency Summit: on ENDING FOSSIL FUELS.
     
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    42 min

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