Tax payers, 🫣rate payers 🥰and private 🤑partnerships. 🫎Stacking and 🐽balancing🐣 risk.🦚 Good 🐡stuff 🐳I 🐝heard on the 🦑radio. Rehearsal 🐚speeches. plus a meeting with the lovely folks🧱 of climate caucus. 🌍

First 🕯my candidacy 📚speech. Second💡 technical 🎶notes from staff 🧗‍♀️about the timeline 💾of climate 📣adaptations. What will come next?

I recorded this episode during a slow hour in the TACo. The Tahsis Artisan Co-operative is open seasonally in a Roman catholic church called st Joseph's. It's a great showcase of quilting, knits, and other needlework, watercolor, pottery, jam, stain glass and more. Three days during the summer I was able to serve the creative collective of talented residents as the cashier. I crochet hand puppets and read some of my library book, titled Cobalt by Charlie Angus, published by house of Ananasi press.

Can save you money and reduce your climate 👣 footprint.

Sorry about the beeping which is letting me know I have a faulty cable.

Typically it pays for itself, living on a ⛵ sailboat as a person story in a housing crisis, and being responsible for every single one of your own utilities. Hope to host you in our wild🏞 west village one day Ian. It was great to talk to you on a lovely day in june where by happy accident, we both showed up virtually to the BC Chapter climate caucus meeting that was rescheduled.

Doughnut 🍩 economics and climate actions. Circular economy and the best dump ever, at least that's what my neighbors told me.

Another mixed bag episode where my food security obsession draws connections between fish and seeds. I 📚 read from the from book "the power of Pulses, saving the world with peas, beans, chickpeas, favas🍽 and lentils by Dan Jason, Hillary Malone snd Alison Malone Eathorne."

The episode is labeled with one word. Labour. That can mean a lot of things, and in my case it includes a lot of jobs that i do without explicitly getting paid for. Sometimes it isn't about what your country can do for you, but what you can't do for your country, community, company or boss.

How are we making our community and governance structures more diverse inclusive and equal? As a self described student of 🔋 power shifts and relation dynamics I know this to be the way forward. 💪 🙌