This episode is a guest interview from my friend Karryn Olson, continuing the conversation series on right livelihoods.
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Sitting down with The Renegade Economist Della Z. Duncan, they discuss what right livelihood can mean and how we can manifest it in the world, in this moment. They also share the structural issues which currently exist, that we can advocate changing in order to create a future that provides more equitable opportunities for everyone to pursue their own vision of a right livelihood. Throughout, Della and Karryn touch on alternative economic models, how many of us use them already in our everyday life, and how to consider implementing the various options, such as the gift economy or time banking, in our lives and communities.
Della’s work, including the Upstream Podcast, her retreats, and Livelihood coaching, the last of which is offered on a donation basis, can be found at DellaZDuncan.com.
You can find our host for this episode, Karryn Olson, at Regenepreneurs.com.
Though I’ll be sharing more conversations from this series with you in the future, until the next of those is out, if you’d like to see what’s coming up from Karryn and her guests, including how you can join a live session, visit:
Cultivating Livelihoods In Service to Life: A Conversation Series
I’m thankful to Karryn for allowing me to share these conversations and her series with you because her work and life’s passion is on creating a right livelihood and helping others do the same. Whereas I’m interested in sharing the breadth of permaculture and connecting you with the resources you need to live a deep, meaningful life, steeped in permaculture, wherever you find yourself.
These connections and our own particular focus, allow me to bring your more than I can on my own. If there is anyone you know who you’d like to have guest host an interview for the podcast, let me know.
Until the next time, spend each engaging in the systems and work that delight you, while taking care of Earth, your self, and each other.
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Karryn Olson - A Pattern Language for Women in Permaculture
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