David Holmgren, co-originator of Permaculture, discusses integrating rather than segregating, land sharing, housing alternatives, edges, value of the marginal, personal growth, financial stability, non-monetary exchanges, indigenous connections, power dynamics in intentional communities, wealth perspectives, energy descent, and positive/negative influences within systems.

David Holmgren, ‘permaculture’ author and educator, joins Nate Hagens to discuss scaling up permaculture design, re-localization, regenerative systems, and the potential of small and slow solutions in adapting to a lower throughput future.

Legendary co-originator of permaculture, David Holmgren, returns to the show this week on the ery special occasion of the launch of the feature-length documentary, Reading Landscape. In the show notes below, you will find the link and the password to watch the full documentary for free. Please share it widely with anyone who may be interested, with the blessing of the producers. David and I discuss The development of the film What is meant by 'landscape' What is meant by 'reading' What has changed in permaculture over the decades Learning from Indigenous teachers in Australia and New Zealand And a whole lot more. It was a personal pleasure to be involved in the financing of this film as an individual and during my tenure at Permaculture Tasmania. Show Notes   Watch the full documentary here.   Use the Password: Melliodora   Holmgren Design.