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Midnight Looms 072 – TOP 44 of 2021 – PT 02 – December 28th 2021IT ALL COMES DOWN TO THIS. We’re running down the TOP 44 SONGS OF 2021, as selected by our host, GOBS aka MUSIC’S BOYFRIEND. LAST WEEK, we covered 44 through 22. Tonight we take you right up to THEE #1 SONG OF 2021. Gobs lives for music, and they put a lot of thought into this countdown. It’s the kind of thing they agonize over, but they’ve done their best to just be honest and put these songs in order based solely on how much they like them. With that said, you’re about to hear some ABSOLUTELY AMAZING MUSIC.
There’s plenty of NE...2021-12-311h 31
Flocities with Leanne and LonnieEpisode 8 - Dr David Fisher - home gardens as an essential element of a local food systemWe talk with Dr David Fisher about his new book Just Grow It Yourself. We explore the surprising efficiency and efficacy of home gardens. David argues persuasively that home gardens are a robust solution for cities that want to grow all the food they consume. David designs and grows home gardens that, in one growing season, can meet all your food needs for a year. David has a Phd in biology and has worked in Germany, Hawaii, and Iowa. He has been teaching and developing academic programs about sustainability for decades and was most recently the department head of t...2021-12-3057 min
Flocities with Leanne and LonnieEpisode 7 - Cities that produce the foods they consume - interview with Elise CabaneIn this episode, Leanne and Lonnie begin to explore how cities can produce all the food they consume. We start by looking back and looking forward at the same time in an interview with maraîchère (market gardener) Elise Cabane in the Hortalisse, Gaillac, France. The Hortilisse is a stunningly beautiful area of Gaillac that has been producing vegetables and fruits for the city since the middle ages. Elise is one of the new generation fo young French market gardeners. Lonnie has been volunteering on Elise's farm to learn more about contemporary urban and peri-urban vegetable production in France. ...2021-12-2646 min
Flocities with Leanne and LonnieEpisode 6 - Mark Hatch and the Maker Movement ManifestoThis week we had a delightful talk with Mark Hatch, former CEO of Techshop and author of The Maker Movement Manifesto. Mark is a colleague of Leanne from her time at the Clinton Foundation. Mark discusses how making is at the core of being human, why the maker revolution is bigger than the internet revolution, the role of purpose in business and in life, and many other things maker in this wide ranging and thought provoking discussion. 2021-12-261h 15
Flocities with Leanne and LonnieEpisode 5 - Kate Armstrong, Fabcity Global Coordinator, Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia, BarcelonaLonnie goes to Fablab Barcelona and visits Kate Armstrong. Kate is the Outreach and Engagement Lead for the Management Board of the Global Fabcity Initiative. Kate brings her perspective as a designer to her work in Fabcities. Listen and learn about the role of design in the Fabcity revolution, circular economy, equity and fabcities and more in this wide ranging discussion. Leanne and Lonnie comment on the interview and discuss upcoming special guests on the show.2021-11-3056 min
Flocities with Leanne and LonnieEpisode 4 - Cities Designed for People w/ Richard RegisterIn addition to being locally productive and globally connected, Flocities are designed for access by proximity - everything you need is a within a 15 minute walk. Richard Register is our guest this week, he is a world leader in rethinking the design of cities for people not cars, cities that use living organisms as an inspiration for 3 dimensional living. Richard is the author of numerous books on ecocity design and economics, including the classic book Ecocities. The logo for our program is the beautiful image of ecocity San Francisco from the cover of this book. Richard's latest book is on applyi...2021-10-2854 minFlocities with Leanne and LonnieEpisode 3 - Ecovillages, Ecocities, and Human Ecologies with architect and ecological designer Dr. Phil HawesDr Phil Hawes, director of the Ecovillage Design Phd program at the San Francisco Institute of Architecture and chief architect of the Biosphere Project checks in on how cities can produce everything they consume. For further information on Phil's amazing life see the film Spaceship Earth. This podcast has an issue with audio quality. We will likely re -record it but several people wanted access so we put this up for now.2021-10-191h 11Flocities with Leanne and LonnieEpisode 2 - Economics for Flocities w/ economist Dr John IkerdThe the new kinds of physical, visible infrastructure needed for Flocities are complimented by non-physical, invisible structures like intellectual property laws, government, and economics. If economics is the operating system for Flocities, what would economics look like that worked for cities that are locally productive, globally connected, and socially just? In this episode we explore economics for flocities with the inventor of the field of Sustainable Economics, John Ikerd. 2021-10-1748 minFlocities with Leanne and LonnieEpisode 1 - Intro to Fablabs, Fabcities, and FlocitiesTest ver 12021-09-1935 min
The D Curtis Randle ShowThe D Curtis Randle Show 11-10-2019
The WORD of the day
#GetItDone Mindset with Lonnie Hunter
Spiritual Vitamin with Otis Mack
Flashback Gospel
WORLD PREMIERE of " Let's Work" by Lofiet Brown (the Godfather of Gospel House)
Interview with Leanne Faine
WORLD PREMIERE of "I Got It (Holy Ghost)" by Leanne Faine
Sunday School Lesson Review
The Wake-Up Gospel Music Mix with DJ Funky O
The Final Thought
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