Foment
Foment
Podcast Description
Albert and Christina share what they know about cooperative housing and other collective experiments in the solidarity economy and beyond. (A podcast of the Intercollective Plenitary)
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Content Themes
The podcast covers a range of topics including cooperative housing, mutual aid, community land trusts, and decolonization from corporate tech. Notable episodes have discussed moving away from corporate platforms to values-aligned alternatives, the concept of revolutionary congregations, and the practice of art for healing, showcasing practical strategies and theoretical discussions around creating sustainable communities.
Albert and Christina share what they know about cooperative housing and other collective experiments in the solidarity economy and beyond. (A podcast of the Intercollective Plenitary)
Episode Notes
In this episode, Albert and Christina talk about the importance of play, and what keeps us from play.
- telepoem
- katy chen mazzara money coach
- LIFT economy life design
- hadassah damien on fear and enough
- punished by rewards by alfie kohn
- teachers in play: elsa menendez / anthony rocco / lea redmond / come out and play festival
- more books: pleasure activism by adrienne maree brown, joyful militancy by carla bergman and Nick Montgomery
- bread and puppet
- youtube video about breaking social media addiction by replacing consumption with creativity
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