ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗

Update frequency:
semiweekly
Average audio length:
59 minutes
English
United States
7 episodes
since April 27, 2021
episodic

LATEST EPISODE 🔗

Conversation with Ole Ersson is an episode from my radio program Creating A Preferred Future.  Creating A Preferred Future describes principles, ideals plus real life  people and projects that point the way towards a preferred future where  humans live within the boundaries of the na…

SEARCH PAST EPISODES

Search past episodes of Creating A Preferred Present and Future.

PREVIOUS EPISODES

Critique of Capitalism and The Consumer Culture is an episode from my radio program Creating A Preferred Future. Creating A Preferred Future describes principles, ideals plus real life people and projects that point the way towards a preferred future where humans live within the boundaries of the n…
Transforming a suburban property is an episode from my radio program Creating A Preferred Future. Creating A Preferred Future describes principles, ideals plus real life people and projects that point the way towards a preferred future where humans live within the boundaries of the natural world an…
This podcast is focused on reclaiming  public space for bikes, pedestrians and community culture. Cars and  their highways, roads, streets and parking infrastructure occupy up to  half the land surface in an urban area. Cars create pollution, noise,  they run over people and cau…
This is a high performance interview with University of Oregon Professor Marc Schlossberg. Marc has a keen interest in "active transportation." Thats biking and walking. In the interview he identifies the many benefits to be gained by moving away from cars. The interview touches on social engineeri…
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…
This episode contains two interviews. One is with Yvonne Chu and Tay Stenson of the Onandaga Earth Corps in Syracuse, New York and the other is with Bob Randall, a permaculture icon in Houston, Texas. The OEC is a local non profit with focus is to  empower young people to engage in community …
You have seen all episodes of this podcast
Disclaimer: The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Jan Spencer, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.