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“A real left ecological podcast! Ties together systems theory, social ecology, indigenous wisdom, and agroecology and blends theory with practice to help us not only survive an uncertain future, but shape that future into a just and ecological one.”
salaloquy via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/09/21
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“I started late and caught up so quickly, that I was disappointed that I had to wait for more episodes. This podcast is so inclusive, in that it lays out knowledge in a building block method. Anyone with any knowledge can start with episode one and follow along. We have lost connection with so...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
11/10/21
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“A wonderfully broad but also in-depth series. This has helped me piece together practical scientific knowledge about practices I already engage in.”
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11/30/21
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“made into a podcast -is a compilation so great that yes, notes should be taken. Thank you to the accountants out there who started staring at trees and wanted to us to connect to the naturalized bounty stream that the wall street economy, not “the” economy, system incorrectly taught as valueless.”
new podcast consumer via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/02/21
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