Brandon Letzinger and Claire Atwell, co-founders of Regenerate Cascadia, dive into the world of bioregionalism and sustainable practices. They explore how local governance can foster resilient communities and the synergy between indigenous wisdom and modern science. The conversation touches on bioregional mapping, watershed stewardship, and innovative financial models like BioFi that support local ecosystems. They emphasize permaculture as a holistic approach beyond gardening and discuss how decentralized technologies can empower local economies and decision-making.
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Bioregionalism Unifies Place-Based Governance
Bioregionalism roots governance in ecological and cultural realities of specific regions.
It unifies diverse fields by fostering a deep sense of place and interconnectedness.
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Healing through Indigenous Wisdom
Indigenous knowledge and Western science can unite in bioregionalism to heal trauma.
The Cascadia bioregional congresses involved elders sharing place-based wisdom to guide this process.
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Chinese Cuisine Inspires Bioregional Finance
Antonio Pagliano describes how Chinese regional cuisines evolved from biophysical realities.
He connects this cultural localization with redesigning financial methods through bioregional finance.
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Timestamps 00:00 Kevin's Note 01:48 Podcast Overview 04:27 What message does the Doug Flag convey? 05:45 What is Bioregionalism 06:38 How did the term "Cascadia" originate? 08:25 How does a sense of place unify bioregionalism? 11:00 How can bioregionalism heal through indigenous wisdom and Western science? 16:26 How does bioregionalism connect to crypto? 20:13 Will the next financial crash drive crypto innovation? 21:30 How is bioregionalism practiced? 22:09 Ways of practicing bioregionalism 23:43 How is watershed stewardship linked to governance? 24:13 How does stewardship support local knowledge and subsidiarity in governance? 25:47 How do blockchain’s features make it suited for governance? 28:14 How is permaculture more than gardening? 31:31 Bioregional Mapping 35:29 BioFi (Bioregional Finance) 39:30 How can bioregionalism be seen as a shift toward a new political unit? 43:36 How do bioregional economies decentralize power? 43:48 How is bioregionalism defined in different ways? 44:33 Bioregionalism VS Localism 45:50 How does bioregionalism apply to cities and urban life? 48:17 Summary of Bioregionalism 49:57 Upcoming Episodes 50:37 More Info about BioFi 51:25 Social Network Presence 51:47 Outro
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