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How to kill a community (before it even starts)

Five groups set out to start an ambitious coliving community. Four of them fail. One succeeds.

What was the difference?

With no other information, here would be my guess: The group that succeeded had one or two people willing to decide o...

13 days ago
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The Half-Assed Potluck & other simple ways to host

About a year ago I was visiting a friend in Pittsburgh who talked about how much he missed his old social circle in NYC. I suggested he invite some of the people he wanted to get to know to dinner, and he said he didn’t know where to start....

19 days ago
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Case Study: Tamera

Editor’s note (Gillian): this is a guest post from Sharon Avraham, founder of Togather, where he has been documenting intentional communities over 15+ years.

At Supernuclear we feel we have to wrestle with the common misconceptions about c...

a month ago
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[Repost] Meet Cheryl, your coliving nemesis

[originally posted July 2, 2020]

Inspired by this Tweet

Cheryl is the worst.

She leaves out dishes, she steals your headphones.

At Radish, we invented the notion of a “Cheryl” to be the repository of all those disrespectful things that...

a month ago
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What Popup Villages Teach Us About Permanent Ones (and Vice Versa)

Editor’s note: this is a guest post from Timour Kosters, co-founder of Edge City, which operates ‘pop up villages’ - a phenomenon explained below that has been exploding in popularity since COVID. At the same time, a number of groups have b...

a month ago
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  • Gillian & Phil

    Gillian and Phil write Supernuclear about living with and near friends.

  • Gillian Morris

    Founder/CEO Hitlistapp.com. Travel evangelist. Contributor @HarvardBiz @bopinion @StartupGrind.

  • Phil Levin

    Founder/CEO Live Near Friends (livenearfriends.com) Founding team @ Culdesac - building car-free neighborhoods from scratch (culdesac.com). Restitching the social fabric in our cities and neighborhoods.

  • Carly Schwartz

    ✏️ Storytelling, recovery, and other preoccupations from the author who tries anything twice

  • Nico Shi

    Researching 'grid-free' knowledge, communities, lifestyles. Community map -> https://agartha.one

  • Timour Kosters

    Building Edge City. Writing to share insights on that process, as well as thoughts on tech, meaning, and culture ☀️

  • Alyssa Wiens

    Writing about grieving well to live well. On mission for a FULL life, just like Mom would want for me. (I miss her.)\ud83d\udccdVancouver, BC

  • Jesse Evers

    Mechanic, space-holder, writer, recovering individualist. On a search for common ground. Working towards a regenerative future in the trades.

  • Chris Murphy

    I’m a founder, urbanist, technologist, and type-a collectivist. I’m motivated by the power of design and community to create healthier, happier, and more connected spaces.

  • Chris Morello

    Setting my cushy life ablaze to document the rebuilding of a life that actually fits.

  • Betsy Cornwell

    NYT bestselling author, teacher, founder of The Old Knitting Factory. Help make space for single moms to make art: http://patreon.com/oldknittingfactory

  • Sandy Bardsley

    Sandy Bardsley spent 27 years as a college professor of medieval history before realizing that community life was more fulfilling. She now lives and works at Camphill Village Kimberton Hills (camphillkimberton.org).

  • Sharon Avraham

    Artivist and community weaver, documenting the architecture of human connection. Through photography and co-creating spaces, Sharon builds research frameworks that turn community stories into shared tools for a better future.

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