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Mentioned in 16 episodes

Whole Earth Catalog

Access to Tools

Book • 1969

The Whole Earth Catalog was published between 1968 and 1972, and sporadically thereafter until 1998.

It was designed to provide 'access to tools' for newly dispersed counterculture communities, back-to-the-land households, and innovators in technology, design, and architecture.

The catalog featured product reviews, essays, and articles on various topics including sustainable design, experimental media, and community practices.

It played a significant role in the environmental movement and was influential in shaping the cyberculture of the time.

The catalog won the National Book Award in 1972 for its 'Last Whole Earth Catalog' edition.

Mentioned by

Isabelle Boemeke

Raúl Romero Havaux

Mentioned in 16 episodes

Mentioned by

Tim Ferriss

as a book that impacted his thinking.

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Mentioned by

Fred Turner

as the seminal 1968 publication by Stuart Brand that connected countercultural readers to tools and systems thinking.

Counterculture to Cyberculture with Fred Turner

Mentioned by

Isabelle Boemeke

as a very big environmental publication in the 70s.

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Mentioned by

Stewart Brand

when discussing his work and its impact on the counterculture.

Stewart Brand on Starting Things and Staying Curious

Mencionado por

Raúl Romero Havaux

al hablar de la primera foto de la Tierra y su impacto en la visión global moderna.

170. Integrando Perspectivas con Raúl Romero Havaux

Mentioned by the narrator as a publication Kelly edited in the early 1980s.

Kevin Kelly: Flounder Mode

Mentioned by

Karl Schmieder

as co-founder of Revive and Restore.

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Erwähnt von

Julia Niemann

als eine Sammlung, die Steve Jobs und andere Gründer des Silicon Valley inspiriert hat.

Die SAP Story – Epsiode 2: "Einfach immer besser"

Mentioned by

Ian McEwan

as the book written by Stuart Brand that inspired the Long Now Foundation.

Ian McEwan on Imagining the World After Disaster

Mentioned by

Nick Gillespie

and

Stewart Brand

as Brand's earlier influential publication that inspired computing and environmental movements.

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