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Panel Conversation With Cultural Creatives - Bob Randall, Lois Arkin, Jim Schenk, Jan Spencer

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This panel includes Bob Randall, a permaculture well known in Houston, Texas; Lois Arkin, founder Los Angeles Eco Village; Jim Schenk, founder, Enright Ridge, Urban Eco Village, Cincinnati; Jan Spencer, suburbanpermaculture.org, Eugene, Oregon.

The panelists describe their thoughts of the greatest challenges facing humanity and then, what they are doing in their own communities on behalf of paradigm shift.  Finally, the panel has lively discussion with each other. The content touches on urban food systems, eco villages, transforming suburbia, climate change, "changing rather than shifting", Joe Biden's agenda, turning an auto repair property into a community center, the proposed Climate Corp, moving paradigm shift ideas out to a wider audience and much more. 

The conversation focus is on real life actions for creating a socieity and economy that fits within the boundaries of the natural world and brings out the best in positive human potential.

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