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The Shifting Ape

De : Liam Crook & William Van Ausdal
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  • Join Liam Crook and William Van Ausdal as they share the stories of people that are actively creating a positive future for our planet. They speak with inspirational "doers" to tease out practical solutions that you can either implement yourself, work with others to develop or advocate for.
    Copyright 2020 Liam Crook & William Van Ausdal
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    • Episode 17: #17 Simon Fisher from Christie Walk - Eco-conscious living in the heart of Adelaide
      Dec 22 2020
      Our last episode for 2020, and what a year it has been. Our guest in this episode is a long-standing resident of Christie Walk, a hub for sustainable living in every sense that sits on an old recycling depot on the Adelaide CBD.
      Simon walks us through the community's history, the things that have worked well and a few that haven't, and (in true Christie Walk style) how they plan to continue challenging the way our homes and meeting spaces are designed and used. Thanks for listening, see you in 2021!

      Want to find out more about Christie Walk?
      Visit: www.urbanecology.org.au/eco-cities/christie-walk/

      Like this episode and want to hear more?
      www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theshiftingape
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      53 min
    • #16 Nick Graalman - What does a low carbon life look like?
      Oct 15 2020
      Nick Graalman is a freelance camera operator and cinematographer based in South Australia. He is considered one of the early pioneers in motion control time-lapse photography, and has received several awards for his films that showcase the impact our species is having on the environment. In his most recent film, Nick and his partner spent a year changing almost everything about their lives, from how they commute and source their food to where their waste ends up, all with the hope to stay below 2 tonnes of carbon dioxide per person per year (a tough feat, Australia has an average per capita footprint of 17 tonnes). Nick shares some simple (and not so simple) ways you can also live a low carbon life.

      Want to learn more about Nick and his work? Check out:
      nickgraalman.com/index.html

      Like this episode and want to hear more? www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theshiftingape
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      36 min
    • #15 Dr David Galler - COVID-19, climate change, community and the meaning of life
      Sep 22 2020
      Dr. David Galler is an intensive care specialist at Middlemore Hospital in South Auckland, which serves over 600,000 of New Zealand’s most vulnerable people. David is the author of Things That Matter: Stories of Life & Death where he shares some of his experiences from over 25 years in the fast-paced world of an Intensive Care Unit. He is passionate about integrating indigenous culture and awareness of our changing climate into the medical ecosystem that he works within to improve the health of his community and our environment.

      Want to hear more from David?
      www.tedxchristchurch.com/dave-galler

      Like this episode? Check out our other episodes at: www.podomatic.com/podcasts/theshiftingape
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      38 min

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