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The project is called: S.S. Small is Beautiful Come set sail with us on the S.S. Small is Beautiful as we navigate our way through the seven seas of our individual, shared, and collective journeys. Our point of connection is Schumacher College and so, this ship, and vessel for our journey shall be the S.S. Small is Beautiful, hop on and cruise with us for awhile.This journey will be a vessel in the form of a podcast, sharing stories and conversations with past, present, and future students, lecturers, facilitators, and as many of the do'ers n' dreamers and movers and shakers that have been a part of the Schumacher College and greater Dartington Experiment.This is all about collaboration and will partly be a research project, while also becoming a living document that will help provide an archival resource for those of us who've come through Schumacher and Dartington, or for those just learning about it who would like to hear more about people's experiences, stories, and why this place has been so magical and impactful. It seems those who've been drawn here share a love and dedication to help transform our human trajectory towards a more ecologically integrated, regenerative, and socially just reality. This is a place for anyone who might be inclined to share in this journey with us. And in some ways, for folks to hear from colleagues and friends and find ways to connect with great projects, organizations, and movements around the world.

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Episode #5 ~ w/ Special Guest Georgia Cameron

June 10, 2022 • Joe Culhane / Georgia Cameron • Season 1 • Episode 5

Ah, what a delightful conversation Georgia and I had.

We explored many Schumacher College related stories and also wandered through relationships with the more than human world, the trials, successes and tribulations of actively working to decolonize our minds, lives, and worldviews as we confront the myriad crises that are in our midst.

In addition to this, I also learned during our talk of her spoken word poem that was submitted as part of her academic Master's Degree journey in the Regenerative Economics programme. That piqued my interest…

Why I bring that up here is because I asked if she could share a recording of that with me (and us) and I thankfully got a fresh recording of it just the other day! So Georgia’s spoke word poem, The Notion of Impossibility is what I am stoked and honored to be able to close this episode with 😃

So much is in this episode to enjoy.

And for those of you out there interested in making a gluten-free sourdough starter companion. Here’s a link to the recipe Georgia uses 😉

And also, a nice big shout out and whole lot o' love to Nathaniel Talbot, a dear friend who's fantastic track Intuition accompanied this episode. Nathaniel and his wife Annie who have created an amazing organic farm and seed company called Deep Harvest Farm on Whidbey Island in the Pacific Northwest. Please check it out and support it if you can!

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Joe Culhane

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