The Good Apocalypse Guide
Alex EvansSurviving and thriving in liminal times
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 23 | Subscribers | Read | goodapocalypse.substack.com |
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Back to the future
So how do we think this apocalyptic polycrisis of ours is going to turn out? Back in 2020, as the pandemic gathered pace, Local Trust asked my friend and colleague David Steven and I to try and think this through via four stories of differe...
How do you solve a problem like collective trauma?
I was up in Horden in County Durham the other week. Horden was once home to a thriving colliery, but the mine closed in 1986 — and the community is still grappling with the effects today. If you walk through Horden’s beautifully kept commun...
Introducing the Good Apocalypse Podcast
It’s about a year since I started the Good Apocalypse Guide and it’s been such a pleasure writing it. Thanks so much for reading (especially if you’re a paid subscriber).
Cake or death?
One of my all time favourite bits of comedy is Eddie (now Suzy) Izzard’s legendary ‘cake or death’ sketch. If you don’t know it, the joke centres on gently teasing the Church of England for its tea-and-cake-with-the-vicar moderation.
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Larger Us founder & director, author of The Myth Gap, Visiting Professor at Newcastle, Senior Fellow at NYU Center on International Cooperation, believer in our better nature
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