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| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 343 | Subscribers | Read | doomeroptimism.substack.com |
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DO 299 - Small Scale Production, Henry George, and the Land Value Tax
Willy Denner of Little Seed Gardens in Chatham, NY, joins Jason and returning co-host Nigel Best for a wide-ranging conversation about 32 years of small-scale organic farming, the economics of direct market production, and the political phi...
DO 298 - The Wool Empire, Faith, and Local Business
Jason is joined by Greg Cello to discuss his plan to build a regional wool industry in New England, starting with sheep on his Rhode Island homestead. This isn't just about producing sweaters; Greg sees sheep farming as a way to revive the ...
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DO 297: Mulberries in the Rain: Permaculture, Crisis, and Building Food Systems for the Future
Ashley sits down with Ryan Blosser and Trevor Piersol, co-founders of Shenandoah Permaculture Institute and authors of Mulberries in the Rain, to explore permaculture beyond the stereotype of backyard herb spirals. We discuss what sets perm...
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first comes doom, then comes optimism
I write about flourishing and social class in the Machine age.
I am Ashley Fitzgerald, otherwise known as @RizomaSchool. I am an environmental sociologist who co-founded the Doomer Optimism podcast. I am using all my agency and willpower to find points of hope in the world.
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