Ever wonder what life will look like once humans get their act together?
What would it be like to live in a world where we no longer create endless trash; are no longer bathed in toxic chemicals; and where all our activity no longer revolves around working 40 hour-a-week jobs we hate?
What will we eat? Where will we sleep? How will we spend our days?
Join us, Marianne West and Jenise Fryatt, as we attempt to draw a detailed picture of what Charles Eisenstein calls, “the more beautiful world our hearts know is possible.” Not only do we believe it’s possible, we, along with countless others from around the world have already started to create it.
Maybe you’re one of us. Whether through homesteading, permaculture, spiritual advancement, natural remedies, natural childbirth, real food or countless other endeavors, we are committing to lives that nourish and treasure what for so long we all took for granted.
We’re taking back our lives and our roles as stewards of our environment, because it’s time. And, as Victor Hugo said, “All the forces in the world are not so powerful as an idea whose time has come. ”
Hello thanks for getting in touch through Twitter about doing a podcast. I will talk to my colleagues. I am sure someone will be very interested. Can you send me the best email contact. Regards, Judith
Hello!
I am a Wesleyan Universtiy student passionate about sustainability. I follow your podcast and I listened to the Podcast about sustainability in Greece with Ted Karfakis. I would love to get in contact with him in an interest to support and learn more about his work/initiatives. Get you help me with getting in touch with him?
Thank you,
Julie Magruder
Hi Julie!
I’m so sorry I missed this! Please email me at jenise@sustainablelivingpodcast.com and I’ll try to connect you.
How can I download your podcasts to listen to when I don’t have an internet connection? E.g. on my smartphone
You can find us on iTunes, Stitcher or other apps which work with your phone. Thank you for listening to us.
Beautifully said! You ladies are inspiring!