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New Story Ancient Song

New Story Ancient Song

De : Roger Hudson and Tom Robinson
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The stories we tell about the world shape how we live. They mould the culture around us,

There are stories of domination, revolution, isolation, purification, accumulation, and victimization. New Story Spokane names these six stories that much of the world currently lives bym but we choose and recommend the Seventh Story which is "driven not by self-interest but the common good."

For New Story Spokane that means choosing - to prosper, together, by caring for people and the planet. And many people are!

Multiple non-profits, green businesses, farmers, gardeners, and inspired volunteers are choosing the Seventh Story. Some are working to care for the planet, others to care for people, still others work for profit while doing both. Together they are forging a New Story Collaborative to help bring about a reliable prosperity for all.

This podcast tells their story.

New Story Spokane Economie Sciences sociales
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