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Geoff Ebbs is a thinker, actor and writer. Since 2005, The Generator has provided content for a range of radio stations and shows including The Cross, Chime, Cage Live and EcoRadio. This Soundcloud account is the audio repository for those projects. Geoff is the author of best selling books including The Australian Internet book, Sydney's Guide to Saving the Planet and the forthcoming Your Life Your Planet. His long term concern for a sustainable economy and agriculture has led him to support a range of Green businesses and groups and hold a wide range of official positions in The Greens until late 2015. His business, Great Notion provides investment and srategic acvice to Social Entrepreneurs and Profit for Purpose organisations,
Revel Pointon details the legal and scientific issues around preventing the free and uncapped extraction of groundwater from the Gondwana Rainforest
Ceris Ash describes the current state of the fight to end the free and uncapped extraction of groundwater from the Gondwana Rainforest and how we can support locals address the issue
Ceris Ash describes the background to the fight to end the free and uncapped extraction of groundwater from the Gondwana Rainforest and how the locals have approached the issue
Wavy Beach interviews Martin Bannard about the Tamborine Mountain residents engagement with preventing the exploitation of Gondwana Rainforest water extraction on their side of the ridge.
Rurkeys trash gardens to build their nesting mounds. They stop the cockroach infestations typical of subtropical cities though. There are ways to live together.#loganpalmscommunitygardens #communitygarden #urbanfood #ylyp #YourLifeYourPlanet
The magic of #compost. Take your kitchen scraps, #grassclippings and weeds and turn them into soil. Healthy #soil grows healthy plants producing healthy food to build healthy humans. Get composting. https://ylyp.au/compost-magic/
It's harvest time. Make sure it's you that gets the fruit of your labour, rather than the rot, rats or other furry and flying things. Pick early and pick often. Protect your crop, and don't leave old fruit on the plant or the ground.Go to https://ylyp.au for the detail
Baby it's hot out there. February is getting hotter and some plants just aren't geared to survive that heat. Especially young plants that have been grown in a nursery or shade house. This week Geoff talks about shade and water to help young plants survive the heat wave
There is too much of one thing at harvest time, so it pays to preserve it. This week Geoff, outlines the basics of #preserves fir #ylyp and #ecoradio. Details at https://ylyp.au/preserving-the-harvest/
This week Konstantin Kisin is subjected to the clear analysis of the Cage, stripping away the debating tricks to reveal the straw men, emotional red-herrings and out of context nuggets of truth that make this powerful mal-information.
Lizz from Wild Mountains chats with Geoff, Dave and Issy about her 6,000km (is that 6Mm?) trek from the Border Ranges on the East Coust, to the Ningaloo Reef on the West Coast to connect communities to nature.
GeoffEbbs riffs on the frog deaths in the Royal National park, phytoplanktons and the need to Agitate, Educate and Organise.
Banook Balouch (Lady Balouch) joins Dave and Geoff on EcoRadio to discuss the protests in Iran and the plight of the Balouch people
High tech billionaire neo-natalists, incel mass shooters and conservative anti-feminists all fear the slippage of power, the failure of fertility, and the loss of control. Not that we should forget that men dominate and kill for gratification rather than political gain.
Geoff reflects on the edge of reality and the role of paranoia in survival and sanity. How does privacy become paranoia? Why are bullies so paranoid? How does paranoia spread?
We talk a lot about community and grassroots resilience in The Cage, but greedy individuals cut across the fabric of community destroying the fibre of resilience. Luckily, sometimes, the law does what it is supposed to. In addition to the handful of environmental wins in Australian courts, one greedy individual met his come-uppance big-time when he tried to prevent his neighbours using an easement.
Geoff pauses the #doomscrolling in #TheCage to remember the #hazydays of summer. "Two men look out between the bars, one sees mud, the other ... stars." The unspoken joys of nature, memories of childhood, of children of great acts of kindness and creativity.
Geoff checks in on State Violence against protestors, quoting Hannah Arendt that the state resorts to violence as it loses its grip on power. He reflects on the role of media and how we create our own media while avoiding the tech-feudalism of social media.
Geoff interviews Professor Sarah Pink about the work of the Emerging Technologies Lab at Monash University and how she finds hope and trust in the unpredictability of the future.
Geoff Interviews Sarah Pink about the implications of her research into how emerging technologies interface with everyday life and why she sees that as the locus of hope.
Geoff Interviews Sarah Pink about the implications of her research into how emerging technologies interface with everyday life and why she sees that as the locus of hope.
Geoff Interviews Sarah Pink about the implications of her research into how emerging technologies interface with everyday life and why she sees that as the locus of hope.
Geoff Interviews Sarah Pink about the implications of her research into how emerging technologies interface with everyday life and why she sees that as the locus of hope.
Geoff reflects on the history of the last tree and the implications for The Edge Of The Future and Deep Adaptation
Geoff is joined by number one daughter, Henrietta, who is cranky about property developers and the ninth law of Real Estate: Your housing development will be named after the feature it has destroyed. Geoff revives the fifteenth century lament: They hang the man and flog the woman who steal the goose from off the common. They let the common criminal loose, who steals the common, from the goose.
Geoff follows up on last month's story on the role of gold in the US betrayal of West Papua. New evidence links the then CIA director, Allen Dulles, to the murder of the UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold.
In other news, Musk's Martian Chronicles will not save humanity, but we guess you worked that out for yourself
This week, in The Cage, Geoff tackles the zoo. Despite the evolution of the institution over the last century human cruelty continues to shock and horrify. There is also the fine line between preserving and educating and vouyerism for entertainment
Geoff discusses population. Why politicians insist on having more babies but no-one wants to talk about reducing it.
This week’s episode of the Cage speculates on the value of Effective Altruism and the role of Artificial Intelligence in saving us from … Artificial Intelligence We have had a run of billionaires down here. Slumming it as they look for the next big thing. The CEO Sleepout think there’s a photo opportunity and ex politicians think the concrete walls might just scratch the itch of their relevance deficit disorder. Paul Watson knows the feeling. He quit Sea Shepherd this month saying that it has become Uber for bureaucrats. If you heard him on EcoRadio a couple of weeks ago you know where his heart is. So, the wealthy and the powerful, insinuate themselves wherever life is interesting, dramatic and exciting. So creativity and activism is a tightrope. We have to be compelling enough to attract the people to our cause but not so compelling that we focus on the compulsion at the cost of the cause.
Geoff reflects on the Iran Protests, colonisation and the role of First Nations people in recovering our humanity
Brisbane based Australian Iranians denounce the Islamic Republic and demand recognition of the revolution underway to overthrow it
Geoff reflects on the role of hope and resilience in the face of catastrophe. How can we build resilience in our communities as the fabric of society dissolves around us. The importance of building collective hope and resilience from doing the small things at home and sharing them with our neighbours.
From The Cage, Geoff reminds us of the role of money and the rise of wealth, writing and religion in creating the imperial view of extractive, exploitative growth
The statistics show that we have an embedded two speed economy that is invisible to the media and the policy makers. The problem is that the average wage is more than twice as high as the median wage. The basic misunderstanding of statistics hides the basic facts of life.
Geoff Ebbs speaks from The Cage on the role of the British Royals in modern Australia and their relationship with our First Nation people
Geoff Ebbs outlines the gap between the fantasy and the reality of rewilding the landscape and the role of industrial agriculture in realising these dreams
... No matter how hard we wish that all those hungry people would just go away, and suddenly reduce the pressure on the global ecosystems (which after all only exist for our benefit), our wealth and wellbeing is built on their disadvantage. Without them we suddenly lose access to cheap clothing, basmati rice, and all the other underpriced goods that allow us to live like kings while doing very little useful work.
EcoRadio News for Wednesday the 31st of August In this bulletin · Macron warning energises populists · ALP backs fossil fuels while claiming climate credentials · Dingoes return rejected by sheep farmers · Bravus doubles down in Adani versus Dad · Climate crisis combine to drown Pakistan
You can listen to EcoRadio News, live at midday, Wednesdays on 4zzz at 102.1 on your fm dial, and streaming any time at 4zzz.org.au. You can read the news and find the background stories at EcoRadio.net or find us at 4zzzEcoRadio on the socials.
EcoRadio News for Wednesday the 31st of August In this bulletin · Macron warning energises populists · ALP backs fossil fuels while claiming climate credentials · Dingoes return rejected by sheep farmers · Bravus doubles down in Adani versus Dad · Climate crisis combine to drown Pakistan
You can listen to EcoRadio News, live at midday, Wednesdays on 4zzz at 102.1 on your fm dial, and streaming any time at 4zzz.org.au. You can read the news and find the background stories at EcoRadio.net or find us at 4zzzEcoRadio on the socials.
EcoRadio News for Wednesday the 31st of August In this bulletin · Macron warning energises populists · ALP backs fossil fuels while claiming climate credentials · Dingoes return rejected by sheep farmers · Bravus doubles down in Adani versus Dad · Climate crisis combine to drown Pakistan
You can listen to EcoRadio News, live at midday, Wednesdays on 4zzz at 102.1 on your fm dial, and streaming any time at 4zzz.org.au. You can read the news and find the background stories at EcoRadio.net or find us at 4zzzEcoRadio on the socials.
Robe Peking from the Food Connect Shed discusses their local stone mill and working with indigenous farmers and bakers to produce commercial quantities of nutritious native grain
Geoff and Dave take a tour with Chris Fullon, Founder of Australian Urban Growers and Jimmy Southwood around the Barrambin Urban Farm at Kelvin Grove State College We will talk about urban farming and the future of food security, we will also give you a tour of their set-up in Kelvin Grove State College College and the work that Jimmy Southwood is doing to ensure Indigenous practices are the foundation for learning.
Geoff and Dave take a tour with Chris Fullon, Founder of Australian Urban Growers and Jimmy Southwood around the Barrambin Urban Farm at Kelvin Grove State College We will talk about urban farming and the future of food security, we will also give you a tour of their set-up in Kelvin Grove State College College and the work that Jimmy Southwood is doing to ensure Indigenous practices are the foundation for learning.
Dave visits a bat colony in Brisbane to talk to bat rescuer and carer Rebecca Appleton from Bat Conservation and Rescue QLD.
Dave visits a bat colony in Brisbane to talk to bat rescuer and carer Rebecca Appleton from Bat Conservation and Rescue QLD.
Sharing food is the heart of the revolution. The four horsemen of the apocalypse are coming for your privileged arse, and your lettuce. Sharing food is the way to build resilience. Get your hands in the dirt and make your own music in the evening.
Christine Schindler describes mould as the new housemate in low cost housing across Eastern Australia
Dave Whitfield from EcoRadio on 4ZZZ interviews Sam from Reverse Garbage Queensland about their upcoming WornOUT Fashion Exhibition. Sam also takes Dave around the warehouse to explore how manufacturing waste materials can be repurposed for FASHION!
Geoff Ebbs talks to Sammy J on ABC Melbourne Breakfast about the beginnings of Internet Explorer
You Shoulda Been There! Tyson nailed the challenges of the SDGs and called out the impact washing, black cladding and green washing that is rampant
Our energy descent projections do not match our Paris commitments, even if they did, emissions are not the only problem. Geoff talks about clean hydrogen, decoupling energy from emissions and the need for degrowth.
Water engineer David Bristow provides Geoff Ebbs with an overview of a modern urban water system in this episode of EcoRadio's water special. This follows directly on from the first episode in this series where Dave Whitfield interviewed Dr Aysin Dedekorkut-Howes
Water engineer David Bristow is an expert witness in many environmental cases and owner of water engineering and training firm, Simmonds & Bristow. He discusses Urban Water, Smart Urban Water and different approaches to slaking the city's thirst without damaging the environment,
Water engineer David Bristow discusses Sewer Mining with Geoff Ebbs in part 3 of this interview in this episode of EcoRadio's water special. Sewer mining is the process of extracting the nutrients and energy in sewage.
Dr Aysin Dedekorkut-Howes is a Senior Lecturer of Urban and Environmental Planning at the Griffith School of Engineering and Built Environment and a member of the Cities Research Institute. Her current research focuses on climate change adaptation and urban/disaster resilience, water resource management, and urbanisation in subtropical areas and coastal cities
Dave Whitfield and Dr Aysin Dedekorkut-Howes talk about the impact of climate on urban water
Geoff Ebbs and Nick Steiner discuss the role of food security in wellness, how food networks can work cooperatively and the role of schools, councils and donors in building a viable food system
Geoff Ebbs and Nick Steiner discuss the mini-farm project's approach to providing free food to those in need. They discuss the business model, funding and the need in the community
Geoff Ebbs talks to Dr John Dwyer about plant communities and ecology and how we best support them in the face of climate change and habitat loss.
"Is the concept of local is best, still relevant?"
Claire and Geoff talk about privacy and fences, safety and the role of eyes in human communication
Guy Lane discusses with Geoff what he intends to take the the UN Biodiversity COP 15 and the relationship between morals and ethics and spirituality
Claire Tracey Art and Geoff Ebbs revisit Robbie Burns poem Louse, discuss the game Rising Dawn and the play Boy Swallows Universe
Cheery tomatoes remain in season well outside commercial varieties, they self-seed are fruit fly resistant and hardy. Using seasonal alternatives and rescue food, Geoff makes a low-carb, zero-cost tabbouleh.
Guy Lane discusses with Geoff Ebbs the historical background of oppression of spirituality and the role of spirituality in restoring our relationship with the earth.
Geoff reads from The Profession of Violence a biography of the Kray Brothers, talks about the hypocricy behind the normalisation of institutional state violence and the disapproval of personal violence. ... and pheronomes
EcoRadio's Geoff Ebbs discusses mutual aid, mass mobilisation and degrowth with various activists at Meanjin XR's Community Day for Client
The wild-eyed EcoRadio's Geoff Ebbs (he missed siesta) discusses mutual aid, mass mobilisation and degrowth with various activists at Meanjin XR's Community Day for Client
EcoRadio's Geoff Ebbs discusses mutual aid, mass mobilisation and degrowth with various activists at Meanjin XR's Community Day for Client
Guy Lane discusses the role of spirituality in reversing ecological destruction with Geoff Ebbs on Fashion by Dad. Guy is the founder of the spiritual philosophy Vita
Geoff Ebbs and David Whitfield interview Andrew Maclean, Alette Nalder and Kel O'Neill regarding housing models on EcoRadio
Pegging the patriarchy - appropriation of Cara Delevigne and Luna Matatas, female hip-hop does a little pegging, Claire Tracey Art explores the privilege of the pale stale male behind the microphone and Geoff discusses how to start a religion worshipping the female earth goddess with fellow patriarch Guy Lane. We burn Joan of Arc along the way, and take a detour into the stench of eighteenth century Paris, A feast of the beast, a festa of the senses. Perch on the edge with Fashion by Dad.
The podcast cut of Fashion by Dad this week revisits Tip 5 - Pay It Forward from #Yourlifeyourplanet in honour of the 55th anniversary of #WaveHill and the yarns we shared last week from #AloneOnTheSoaks. Also Sarah Gruen's Water for Elephants, the history of magic The Golden Bough and some snips from Nick Earl's Zig Zag Street.
Fashion by Dad discusses the relevance of Tip 51 Pay it Forward on the 55th anniversary of #WaveHill
Fashion by Dad's Time for a Story Time Story is Alec Kruger's Alone on the soaks, the Blazer of Glory is Jade Not Jane and the Warp on Drugs is coffee. But wait, there's more, the baby in the air conditioning duct and an update on effigies with exploding heads. What more could you ask for?
Geoff recounts two parallel research projects, one to retrieve the original and only copy of some 50 year old notebooks telling the story of the #WaveHill #walkoff, the other to recover the first Internet Search Engine built in Australia five years after it was built. Guess what? Paper one.
Geoff introduces Alec Kruger's Alone on the Soaks by recounting the yarns of an 11 year old spending 3 summer months keeping the water in the soaks open to cattle and a near death experience as an adult stock rider on a horse. The book provides background for the Wave Hill walk off, being commemorated 50 years ago today
Jade Not Jane talks to Geoff about the benefits and challenges of making your own stage costumes and generally, surviving as an artist in CoViD times.
This episode of Fashion by Dad features as its Blazer of Glory the tales of badly dressed executives of the founding PC companies, the Time for a Story Time Story (TfaSTS) features Roald Dhal's The Landlady, which bleeds into the regular Aint Necessarily So that once again regales you with Tales of Two Chickens, this week The incident of the Charcoalized Chicken in Walhalla.
Fashion by Dad takes you to Outremer Jerusalem in the Blazer of Glory where a red, hair Richard and subtle, smooth Saladin fight each other to exhaustion. The long anticipated story of the Chook and the Afghan Hound on the road to Broken Hill is told in Ain't Necessarily So and we hear about the history of the Basque and the Cod in Time for a StoryTime Story
The history of GuyFawkes, the tradition of crackernight in Australia, the love of gunpowder by those god fearing nineteenth century Rechabites.
This week's episode of Fashion by Dad explores the Basque's relationship with the cod in Time for a StoryTime Story, Richard the Lionheart and Saladin the Smooth in Blazer of Glory and the Chook in the Desert in It Ain't Necessarily So. Hope you have as much fun listening to it as I did putting it together.
She put the hot dumpling, dripping with Apricot syrup, in my mouth and I struggled to roll it around in my mouth to stop it burning.
"Now bite."
When I did as I was told, the dumpling exploded, hot apricot squirting into my mouth and completely smothering the hot dumpling in its sweet, slippery sauce. As I gasped, breathing in cool air, to overcome the hot, sticky fluid that filled my mouth, the melted gorgonzola erupted onto my tongue ...
We run from the priest’s house to the cobbler’s house. His windowpanes are broken; his door is smashed in. Inside, everything has been ransacked. Filthy words are written on the walls. An old woman is sitting on a bench in front of the house next door. We ask her: “Has the cobbler gone away?” “A long time ago, the poor man.” “We wasn’t; among those who went through town today?” “No, the ones who went today came from somewhere else. In cattle trucks. Him, he was killed here, in his workshop, with his own tools. Don’t worry. God sees everything. He will recognise His Own. When we get home, we find Grandmother lying on her back in front of the garden gate, her legs apart, apples scattered all around her. Grandmother doesn’t move. Her forehead is bleeding. We run to the kitchen, wet a cloth and take the brandy down from the shelf. We put the wet cloth on Grandmother’s forehead and pour brandy into her mouth. After a while she opens her eyes and says: “More!” We pour more brandy into her mouth. She raises herself up on her elbows and starts shouting: “Pick up the apples! What are you waiting for, sons a bitch?” We pick the apples up from the dusty road. We put them in her apron. The cloth has fallen from Grandmother’s forehead. Blood is trickling into her eyes. She wipes it away with a corner of her shawl. We ask: “Are you hurt, Grandmother?” She sniggers: “It’ll take more than a blow from a rifle butt to kill me off.” “What happened, Grandmother?” “Nothing. I was picking apples. I came to the gate to watch the procession. My apron slipped; the apples fell and rolled into the road. In the middle of the procession. That’s no reason to hit someone.” “Who hit you Grandmother?” “Who do you think? You’re not fools! They hit them too. They hit the people in the crowd. But all the same there were some who were able to eat my apples!” We help Grandmother get up. We take her into the house. She starts peeling the apples to make a compote, but she falls down and we carry her to her bed. We take off her shoes. Her shawl slips off; a completely bald skill appears. We put her shawl back on. We stay by her bedside for a long time, holding her hands and watching her breathe.
Fashion by Dad awards the Blazer of Glory to the painting Jahingir Preferring the company of Sufis to Kings from the book The Anarchy by William Dalrymple
Witness X and Bernard Collaery may have evidence of the theft of billions of dollars in helium royalties from the Timor Sea, suggests Ian Cunliffe. Is that why they are being treated so harshly and prevented from giving evidence?
Helena Norberg Hodge, Manish Jain, Stephan Harding and Ella Noah Bancroft discuss the respective roles of science and spirituality in healing the earth, the environment and humanity. The recording was made in the Coming Home session as part of the World Localisation Day conference in June 2021. The picture of Stephen is from Morag Gamble's separate podcast, Sense Making as a shout out to Morag.
Dad does Water in the third of Fashion by Dad's elemental series. The Blazer of Glory is the orange life vest, What the Tesla knocks off the boiling curd and sets up the blacksmith's forge in the space station, When I was a boy delivers beer to grandma in a billy, and Time for a Story Time Story takes you up the Mississippi during a flood, in a kayak. No wonder Samuel Coleridge became addicted to opium
Dad does Water. This is the third in the Fashion by Dad elemental series. We look at water in the rivers, paddle up the Mississipi in a kayay, see what Know Idea said about water under pressure, The Blazer of Glory this week examines the rise of the orange life vest, and When I was a Boy revisits The Billy of Beer and the Cutter. Little Sammy Coleridge drops in for a cuppa opium in Time for a StoryTime Story ... It's a wet, wet episode of Fashion by Dad
Fashion by dad considers air in love songs, I can't Breath, The air that I breathe, politicians and fossil fools "You call it pollution. We call it life."
A tribute to the air, Something in the Air, the wind, storms, Storm, OHare's Air, CO2, skydiving, Iranian love songs plus regular segments When I was a boy, the Blazer of Glory, What the Tesla and Great Notion. Enjoy taking the air, with your ancient host.
The first episode of Fashion by Dad - the theme is fire. The rule is juxtaposition and oxymoron, the exception is it makes sense. In this episode, Man's Red Flower, the Mirror and the Light, Guy Fawkes, the Rechabites
The theme for this episode of fashion by Dad is fire. This is the second hour of the radio cut. Also the Blazer of Glory features Henry VIIIs diamond encrusted manhood.
The opening hour of Episode 1 of Fashion by Dad. The first of the elements Fire and some of the segments that will become standard. It's Time for a StoryTime Story (TfaSTS), When I was a Boy, Blazer of Glory
Good news for a post carbon world • New threats to Moreton Bay • Working too hard can kill you • Coal explosion inflames energy culture wars • New economics deserts neo-liberals • Cane toads not only killers of King Browns
• Australian Open lobbied to drop Santos sponsorship • Fast rail forgotten in federal infrastructure budget • UK Architects want buildings to last longer • Half a billion tonnes of waste dropped on Africa • Nationals come out fighting to tear up basin plan • Belize asks for Climate Fund money promised in 2015
• Australian Open lobbied to drop Santos sponsorship • Fast rail forgotten in federal infrastructure budget • UK Architects want buildings to last longer • Half a billion tonnes of waste dropped on Africa • Nationals come out fighting to tear up basin plan • Belize asks for Climate Fund money promised in 2015
Helen Andrew, founder of Spare Harvest, discusses Food Waste with Geoff Ebbs. Part of this conversation was recorded at the launch of the book Your Life Your Planet. It was then continued on ABC Radio Sunshine Coast Mornings, with Sheridan Stewart.
Sheridan Stewart, of ABC Sunshine Coast Radio - Mornings, interviews Geoff Ebbs and Helen Andrew about Your Life Your Planet.
Advertisement for the forthcoming book, Your Life Your Planet about living well post carbon, post CoViD
EcoRadio introduces the interviews that form the expert opinions that back up Your Life Your Planet
A review of interviews from EcoRadio over 2020. These interviews form the backbone of the forthcoming book Your Life Your Planet published by Woodslane Press with Australian Geographic
Interviews from EcoRadio 4zzz, Brisbane - 09 09 2020. Steve Macdonald - Redlands 2030 Tania Kromolof - ACF Bayside Colliers - Newell Valley sales pitch David Graeber - Occupy London Sabrina Chakori - Brisbane Tool Library
Interviews from EcoRadio 4zzz, Brisbane - 09 09 2020. Steve Macdonald - Redlands 2030 Tania Kromolof - ACF Bayside Colliers - Newell Valley sales pitch David Graeber - Occupy London Sabrina Chakori - Brisbane Tool Library
Interviews from EcoRadio 4zzz, Brisbane - 09 09 2020. Steve Macdonald - Redlands 2030 Tania Kromolof - ACF Bayside Colliers - Newell Valley sales pitch David Graeber - Occupy London Sabrina Chakori - Brisbane Tool Library
Interviews from EcoRadio 4zzz, Brisbane - 09 09 2020. Steve Macdonald - Redlands 2030 Tania Kromolof - ACF Bayside Colliers - Newell Valley sales pitch David Graeber - Occupy London Sabrina Chakori - Brisbane Tool Library
Interviews from EcoRadio 4zzz, Brisbane - 09 09 2020. Steve Macdonald - Redlands 2030 Tania Kromolof - ACF Bayside Colliers - Newell Valley sales pitch David Graeber - Occupy London Sabrina Chakori - Brisbane Tool Library
Interviews from EcoRadio 4zzz, Brisbane - 09 09 2020. Steve Macdonald - Redlands 2030 Tania Kromolof - ACF Bayside Colliers - Newell Valley sales pitch David Graeber - Occupy London Sabrina Chakori - Brisbane Tool Library
Interviews from EcoRadio on 12th August 2020 Leigh Chantelle on Veganism, Animal Welfare and Digital Wellness.
Interviews from EcoRadio on 12th August 2020 Leigh Chantelle on Veganism, Animal Welfare and Digital Wellness.
Interviews from EcoRadio on 12th August 2020 Leigh Chantelle on Veganism, Animal Welfare and Digital Wellness.
In this first of three interviews about recycling. Maya Krikke talks to Geoff Ebbs about building a business around returnable, reusable glass bottles and the water kefir that's in them.
Interviews from EcoRadio on 6th May 2020 Helen Andrew from Spare Harvest Snip from Channel 7 Qld about community garden at Riviera See also Fleet Farming piece from August 2017. https://soundcloud.com/cage-live/01_01_03-fleet-farming
Interviews from EcoRadio on 6th May 2020 Helen Andrew from Spare Harvest Snip from Channel 7 Qld about community garden at Riviera See also Fleet Farming piece from August 2017. https://soundcloud.com/cage-live/01_01_03-fleet-farming
Interviews from EcoRadio on 6th May 2020 Helen Andrew from Spare Harvest Snip from Channel 7 Qld about community garden at Riviera See also Fleet Farming piece from August 2017. https://soundcloud.com/cage-live/01_01_03-fleet-farming
Interviews from EcoRadio on 6th May 2020 Helen Andrew from Spare Harvest Snip from Channel 7 Qld about community garden at Riviera See also Fleet Farming piece from August 2017. https://soundcloud.com/cage-live/01_01_03-fleet-farming
The Matrix has been built on text. To go to the next level we must go beyond text. We must learn to sing to the network. Chime is the first step in a post text interface.
The matrix has been built on text. To reach the next level, we must learn to sing to the network. Chime is the post-text interface.
Robert Pekin of the Food Connect Foundation describes how ORIC might democratise land ownership and food. The commoditisation of food and land is the source of inequity and poverty, he says.
Trump media names Soleimani as Arab Russian mastermind CIA smartphone hackers posing as Chinese spies Cyclone Debbie a super storm caused by Climate Chaos Scientists Find New Way to Get Cancer Cells to Self-Destruct Investment cooperative for organic farmers launched Australian Mechanic Discovers New Exo-planets
Lock yourself in for the rest of this hour with me Maddie Watt and Geoff Ebbs and we will Discuss the electrification and digitisation of plants and biology. Hear from the Rob Pyne, the man who took abortion up to the Queensland Parliament but was rebuffed at the altar. Tear apart the Generator News with John James To get us in the mood though, we will hear, as we usually do at this hour, the Rant of the Week. Over the last month we have focused on rants against racism. This week we move to gender issues with a clip recorded from the European Parliament with Spanish Socialist MEP, Iratxe Garcia Perez responding to right wing polish MEP Korwin Mikke otherwise known as misonygist dickhead.
In the Generator News for the week of 6th March 2017 • Abortion reform in Qld blocked by LNP • Dubai adds passenger drones to transport system • Worst drought in decades sweeps Africa • Guatemalan military impounds Dutch abortion boat • Bangalore smoked out as famous lakes catch fire • Cyborg rose proves concept of plants as batteries • Future generations get right to sue over climate change
Rob Pyne talks about the failure of the Qld Labor Government to protect women from the enslavement of their bodies by conservative institutions
We discuss Ren Hang's death last Friday Hear from the man who challenges the man who stands between Australia and World War III Tear apart the News with John James
Ambassador Pou Sothirak was born in Cambodia, escaped Pol Pot (though many of his familly did not), graduated from high school in Paris, from University in the USA, worked as an engineer at Boeing until the troubles at home called him to follow his heart and join the Freedom Fighters on the Thai/Cambodian border. From there he became a Minister in the Cambodian government and now travels the world promoting Peace and Cooperation. We locked him in the Cage t
In the Generator News for the week of Monday 20th February 2017 • Japanese youth lose interest in sex • Fukishima reactor radiation levels peak • Alcohol lead cause of violence in Australia • Deep sea trenches contain extreme toxins • Philippines cracks down on polluting mines