Tag: small-business
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Just Wait for the Collapse
Seems like there’s a new affliction amongst some segment of permaculturalists these days, maybe we could term it collapsicosis or collapsitis. This peculiar and apparently growing meme goes something like…
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Understanding Economies of Scale
This week’s podcast epsiode, the Failure of Permaculture, has created a lot of debate and some controversy. A first point is expressed in the below quote from @ajtarnas. “The podcast…
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Episode #145: The Failure of Permaculture
Update 2: This thread is still hot several months later, but a more recent episode of the Agroinnovations Podcast summarizes the conversation that has happened since this was published. Episode…
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Episode #144: $90,000 an Acre
This episodes features a listener submitted interview with Dr. Joe Kovach of Ohio State University. Dr. Kovach describes a small-scale mixed fruit-vegetable polyculture designed to produce steady, high-yields with a…
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Episode #143: The Crisis of Sustainable Agriculture
Frank welcomes Chris Stelzer of the Agricultural Insights Podcast. Chris outlines the purpose of and previous guests on his podcast. The conversation then launches into a discussion of the business…
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Episode #87: The Small-Mart Revolution (Part II)
In part II of my interview with author Michael Shuman, we discuss strategies for buying local, the prospects and possibilities for relocalizing capital markets, opportunities for local entrepreneurs, strategies for…
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Episode #86: The Small-Mart Revolution (Part I)
We are joined by Michael Shuman, who is the Director for Research and Economic Development with the Business Alliance for Local Living Economies. Michael is also the author of seven…
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Episode #38: Local Currencies and the Berkshare Program
Local currencies are a key pillar to the sustainability movement. In this episode of the podcast, I interview Sarah Hearn of the The E.F. Schumacher Society. We talk about the…
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Institutionalizing Innovation
Innovation, by its very nature, is difficult to institutionalize. Innovation requires free and open environments where people can be creative, explore their own interests, and leverage available resources. Institutions rely…
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Que Verguenza
There is a fundamental difference between developed countries and the developing world. First World countries have institutionalized a culture of entrepreneurship. This is not to say that developing countries are…
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