
Solarpunk Presents is a podcast that explores the people and projects working on bringing us a better world today.
Solarpunk is more than just an idea, more than just an aesthetic. Those inspire us, but where do we go from there? How do we put the values and visions described in solarpunk fiction and art into action in the here and now? What does that look like, translated into the reality of our ... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 86 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Science FictionDocumentarySociety & CultureFiction | |||

Hi! This is the summary of days 121 to 130 where we discuss nukes on the moon or whitehouse pretty much being unacceptable so get that guy out of office please. That's the most relevant thing.
CW: 'R' word.
I’m Aleya, and I founded Fastfrwrd.info. ... more
Hi! This is the summary of days 111 to 120 where we discuss inventions and archive footprints, wind-powered stop-sign flags that capture wind from passing cars, weed and hypocrisy, communal benefits at work, levels of reason, desire to break out full... more
Hi! This is the summary of days 101 to 110 where we discuss wasps, process, the world not having to make sense, my manifesto, debt, Jamaican industries mostly being care related and servitude, the more you pollute the more you earn, video games not b... more
Hi! This is the summary of days 91 to 100 where we discuss respecting those killing us all, leading by example, embarrassment, now not later, omens, earth and ecofeminism, labour theory of value LTV, illegal to leak trade secrets up to 10 years but p... more
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Update for episode 5.3: After the initial release of this episode, the hosts did take responsibility and re-released it with the critical analysis of crypto that the original lacked. The following is speaks to the unedited episode.
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In a case of hyper hypocrisy, they caution against accepting superficial solutions---things that appear utopian but really reinforce inequality and accelerate the climate crisis---while doing exactly that by talking up cryptocurrency.
Solarpunks must be skept... more
Update for episode 5.3: In a case of hyper hypocrisy, they caution against accepting superficial solutions---things that appear utopian but really reinforce inequality and accelerate the climate crisis---while doing exactly that by talking up cryptocurrency. Reduced rating to one star.
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Solarpunks must be skeptical of anyone saying it’s important to buy something, like a Tesla, or buy in, with cryptocurrency. Capitalists want nothing more than to co-opt radical movements, neutralizing them, ... more
Solarpunks must be skeptical of anyone saying it’s important to buy something, like a Tesla, or buy in, with cryptocurrency. Capitalists want nothing more than to co-opt radical movements, neutralizing them, to sell products.
People shilling crypto will tell you it decentralizes power. So that’s a lie, but solarpunks who believe it may be fooled into investing in this Ponzi scheme that burns more energy than many countries. Crypto will centralize power in billionaires, increasing their wealth ... more
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A thoughtful, action-oriented show spotlighting people and projects translating solarpunk ideals into tangible present-day outcomes. Episodes frequently feature researchers, authors, librarians, community organizers, and nonprofit leaders who explore climate action, urbanism, education, and grassroots activism through practical programs, policy, and DIY culture. A distinctive thread is turning imagination into real-world impact—whether through gamified climate initiatives, local food systems, or inclusive community projects—often with a focus on accessibility, equity, and collaboration. The show tends to attract listeners who value pragmatic solutions, cross-disciplinary collaboration, and hopeful critiques of politics and policy, all withi... more
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2. Joseph Brannan
3. Gabe Filippelli
4. Sam Nabi
5. Doug Jones
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