Ecovillage Library

Mar 04 2024 25 ep. 38 mins 27
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Educational platform that facilitates the realization of sustainable communities and empowered individuals.

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Ecovillage Library Update

Mar 04 2024 22 mins  
An update on the Eco Village library podcast

Transitioning towards an Ecovillage Way of Life (with Jeff McGregor)

May 13 2020 87 mins  
Jeff McGregor and I share ideas and reflections about transitioning towards an economic paradigm that is more accommodating to the creation of ecovillages and living off the land. Share your thoughts and comment below! Join the Ecovillage Library club and learn more at ecovillagelibrary.org If you'd like to donate to Ecovillage Library, follow the link: paypal.me/ecovillagelibrary

Eco Village Voice (with Michael Ney)

May 11 2020 47 mins  
Interview guest: Michael Ney, editor of Eco Village Voice (description below) // Contact: [email protected] Guest Links: Eco Village Voice: https://ecovillagevoice.com/ Crystal Waters Documentary: https://bit.ly/cwdoco01 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Towards a Village Economy

May 03 2020 30 mins  
Why have we seen massive rural to urban migrations during this past century? What does it take to improve the quality of life in the rural sector and transition towards a village economy? Share your thoughts and comment below! Join the Ecovillage Library club and learn more at ecovillagelibrary.org  If you'd like to donate to Ecovillage Library, follow the link: paypal.me/ecov

Charcoal Making for Small Enterprises

Apr 25 2020 26 mins  
The making of charcoal has been a versatile utility for humans for as long as history has been recorded. Charcoal is made from any kind of wood and its manufacture may promote a socially desirable development provided that its organization is well planned and conducted in an ecologically conscious manner. Special thanks to Appropriate Technology Library and to the original Peace Co

Yelema Ecovillage Project Case Study in West Africa (with Adelaide Merle)

Apr 24 2020 50 mins  
Adelaide Merle is one of the authors of the Yelema Project Case study: click here. Sobata is a traditional village in Guinea, West Africa. The community can grow food only three months of the year, during the rainy season – and the rest of the year is getting drier and drier with climate change. The people of Sobata dream of transforming their community into a thriving ecovillage

Be Transformed by the Renewing of Your Mind (with Vera Franco)

Apr 10 2020 66 mins  
Interview guest: Vera Franco (verafranco.org) facilitator for greater consciousness and presence in communities; businesses; next cultures; and learning environments, centered on authentic adulthood initiatory processes.  Contact Ecovillage Library Podcast at: [email protected] or leave a voice message! If you'd like to donate to Ecovillage Library, follow the link:

Traditional Villages of Asia (with Clarissa Wei)

Mar 28 2020 39 mins  
Interview guest: Clarissa Wei (clarissawei.com) is senior reporter at Goldthread, a digital imprint of the South China Morning Post. She has previously written for National Geographic, the Los Angeles Times, NPR, CNN, BBC, VICE, USA Today, Bon Appétit, Eater, CBS Los Angeles, Food Network, Saveur, among others.  Contact Ecovillage Library Podcast at: ecovillagelibra

The Global Ecovillage Movement (with Cynthia Tina)

Feb 29 2020 43 mins  
Interview guest: Cynthia Tina (cynthiatina.com), founder of Ecovillage Tours, is based out of Vermont and Slovenia.  Contact Ecovillage Library Podcast at: [email protected] or leave a voice message and get featured in the next podcast episode! If you'd like to donate to Ecovillage Library, follow the link: paypal.me/ecovillagelibrary or you can also support the Ecov

Traditional Hemp Living in Sintra, Portugal (with Lilian Enders Ribeiro)

Feb 19 2020 48 mins  
Interview guest: Lilian Enders Ribeiro, founder of 7 Irmas, is based out of Sintra, Portugal.  Lily is a visual artist, mother of two, and focuses on the versatility of the hemp plant through the production and transformation of products based on home-grown hemp. Check her out here: https://www.instagram.com/7_irmas http://www.quinta7nomes.com/canhamo.html  Contact Ecovil