Pinning by way of an #Introduction
Nicky Grady Scott, Master #Composter, on this week's #AccidentalGods#Podcast exploring the ways we can recycle everything from our food preparation. Nothing is waste. Ever
In this week's #AccidentalGods#Podcast, author Stephen Markley opens the doors to The Deluge, his ground-breaking, world-changing Climate/MetaCrisis thriller
In this week's #AccidentalGods#Podcast, author Stephen Markley opens the doors to The Deluge, his ground-breaking, world-changing Climate/MetaCrisis thriller.
@yogthos there was a very interesting moment in an interview last year by @Eceni in her #AccidentalGods podcast with a senior officer of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, a charity mainly focussed on relieving poverty, in which the officer observed that the charity had its capital invested in #capitalist industry in order to spend the dividends on seeking to ameliorate the damage which the companies it invested in were doing.
@Eceni's #AccidentalGods is not a podcast I often feel I need to listen to twice, but this is an episode I certainly do. Sophia Parker of Joseph Rowntree Foundation. Listen through – there were bits of it that really didn't speak to me, but there's nuggets of important insight.
From the intro to a new podcast episode about the climate crisis...
We’re on the edge of so many tipping points, it’s hard to know where to start. But paralysis isn’t useful and we need to talk to the people who are still moving forward – and who have ideas of how we can carry more and more people with us.
So, what can we do to unite the overwhelming majority of people who understand that we’re at the edge of the cliff and want to do something, but don’t know what or how?
Professor Rupert Read is an associate professor of Philosophy at the University of East Anglia. With a degree from Oxford and a doctorate from Rutger’s, he has a polished academic pedigree. But it’s as an activist, thought-leader, and fearless advocate for truth that he really stands out. Rupert’s books ‘This Civilisation is Finished’, ‘Parents For a Future’, and most recently ‘Do you want to know the Truth’ are all hard-hitting examinations of exactly where we are and how we could move forward in ways that will at least begin to acknowledge the truths of the meta crisis.
It’s not all writing, though. Rupert, was one of the core founders of Extinction Rebellion and has been arrested for his actions on behalf of our future, and is now one of the key thinkers behind the Climate Majority Project...
@breadandcircuses Good to see you referencing #AccidentalGods. I see no other way to approach or view the #climate crisis than through heart or eyes heavily influenced by indigenous, earth-based spirituality. #shamanism @Eceni
@bethsawin sadly no fruit or veg here yet but have been listening to an #AccidentalGods podcast on Nature Spirituality where @Eceni and Ursula Goodenough talked about whether you feel a two-way, reciprocal relationship with nature. I am perhaps not that spiritual myself but had just come in from hanging up laundry in garden and taking a few pictures and feeling deep #Gratitude for all the flowers - they are so giving, just being there