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A monthly conversation with creative activists pioneering new forms of commoning.

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As climate change and other crises makes the economy and everyday life more precarious, innovative forms of bioregional action are needed to respond to 'Gaia on the move," says Isabel Carlisle, founder and director of the Bioregional Learning Centre ... more

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Recent Guests

Tom Llewellyn
Executive Director of Shareable, a nonprofit news and action hub promoting people-powered solutions for the common good
Shareable
Episode: Tom Llewellyn on the Many, Innovative Spheres of Organized Sharing
Alejandra Maria Ortiz
A published author, researcher, and community builder from Mexico
Papaya Kuir
Episode: Commoning within Arts Collectives, Episode #61
Amber Huff
An anthropologist and research fellow coordinating the Centre for Future Natures
University of Sussex
Episode: Future Natures: On Seeing Commons through Popular Genres
Valeria Graziano
Activist with experience in various collectives in Torino and London, dealing with precarity and gender issues.
Episode: Pirate Care as a Revolutionary Act: Valeria Graziano & Tomislav Medak
Tomislav Medak
Co-author focusing on collectivizing the production of knowledge and contesting privatization.
Episode: Pirate Care as a Revolutionary Act: Valeria Graziano & Tomislav Medak
Yuria Celidwen
An Indigenous scholar focused on how Indigenous wisdom traditions can enhance compassion, gratitude, and community belonging.
University of California Berkeley
Episode: Yuria Celidwen on Applying Indigenous Wisdom Traditions to Modern Challenges
Zoe Gilbertson
A leading voice in the global movement to transform the fashion industry
Episode: Zoe Gilbertson on Bioregional Fibersheds & New Fashion Commons
Stefan Gruber
An architect, urbanist, and associate professor at Carnegie Mellon University's School of Architecture
Carnegie Mellon University
Episode: Stefan Gruber's Global Portfolio of Urban Commons
Brandon Letsinger
A Seattle organizer involved in bioregional identity and culture of Cascadia
Cascadia Department of Bioregion
Episode: Brandon Letsinger on Cascadia and Bioregional Activism

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David Bollier
Host of conversations exploring the role of commoning and community-driven initiatives.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 65 ratings
  • Hopeful

    This show is incredible as a resource for anyone wondering how we might push past infinite growth (and therefore inherently deadly) capitalism. It does not just pose some ideas for an alternative, and slightly less damaging form of capitalism, it offers a sober and inspiring ontological shift in our understanding of value and the potential of human collective action. It also will not ask you to choose one way or belief, but rather how commons, markets and households can all weave together in a v... more

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    5
    C. Beer
    United States4 months ago
  • Nerdy, factual, inspiring, educational. Audio quality can be hit and miss though.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Aurorespera
    10 months ago
  • Nerdy, factual, inspiring, educational.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    warrior woods
    2 years ago
  • Frontiers of Commoning

    This podcast is so inspirational and full of vision of a future that works for a healthy planet and a healthy minded humanity. I couldn’t recommend it more highly! Ganesh Himal

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    5
    Denise Attwood
    United States3 years ago
  • Must listen for everybody

    I heard of this podcast from the Ralph Nader radio and I must say this will be a must listen for my family and friends!!!

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    5
    honeyoliv
    United States5 years ago

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Many reviews emphasize the podcast's ability to provoke thought and inspire action towards social change.

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Tom Llewellyn on the Many, Innovative Spheres of Organized Sharing
Q: What do you think should be the ideal relationship between mutual aid networks and the state government?
There is a challenging balance, as mutual aid networks can sometimes be more effective than government responses, making it essential that we hold the state accountable while supporting community-led initiatives.
Tom Llewellyn on the Many, Innovative Spheres of Organized Sharing
Q: What could be done to make it easier to build those infrastructures?
We need to focus on prefigurative politics, building the necessary infrastructure for the future today.
Tom Llewellyn on the Many, Innovative Spheres of Organized Sharing
Q: How does Shareable situate itself in that realm?
We are not taking credit for existing work but instead lifting up practitioners and connecting communities with resources.
Tom Llewellyn on the Many, Innovative Spheres of Organized Sharing
Q: Tell me about your re-engagement with the grassroots from a progressive dimension.
It has been difficult, but we are looking at successful models and organizations to partner with in order to facilitate grassroots development.
David Bollier on His New, Updated Edition of 'Think Like a Commoner'
Q: What kinds of new types of infrastructures and institutions need to be created to help bridge this gap?
Bollier suggests creating legal infrastructures that underpin sharing practices, enabling community initiatives without waiting for federal aid, especially in light of climate change's challenges.

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Focusing on groundbreaking discussions around commoning, this podcast offers a platform for creative activists and thought leaders who are envisioning new models for social collaboration and community organization. Various episodes explore themes such as mutual aid, community resilience, artistic expression, and the intersection of ecology and social justice, highlighting the role of shared resources in cultivating inclusive environments. Unique guests from diverse backgrounds provide rich insights into grassroots movements and innovative strategies, making this series a compelling listen for those interested in alternative approaches to societal challenges.

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