‘The Sequel: What Will Follow Our Troubled Civilisation?’
This post was originally written by me for the film’s own blog, but I have kindly given myself permission to reproduce it here 😉 You can watch the above taster in full here. As executive producer of The Sequel, I’m proud of what we’ve created, and...
Audiobook launch, free books, first film screening, 1st prize at the New York Book Show, Sterling College course…
The above pic of me in the recording studio is from the latest – bumper! – update on all that is afoot around the late David Fleming’s books. Including details of the audiobook launched yesterday, winning 1st prize at the New York Book Show, free...
Sterling College symposium on David Fleming’s legacy
Sterling College have posted a report on last month’s Surviving the Future symposium, including these wonderful video highlights. It’s hard to express how nourishing it is to see the impact David Fleming’s work and vision is having on influential...
“The Sequel: What Will Follow Our Troubled Civilisation?”: a film about the extraordinary task of inventing a future…
Our film about David Fleming’s potent legacy is starting to take shape. And here’s the first taster – a beautiful five minute wander through Deep Time, with a shocking ending..! I’m so proud of these tasters, and happy to see that they’re...
Community, Place and Play: A Post-Market Economics
In a couple of weeks (Feb 6-10) I’ll be leading a week-long course at Schumacher College based on David Fleming’s legacy: Community, Place and Play: A Post-Market Economics. It will be an exploration of what ‘life well lived’ looks like in a world of ecocide and collapsing civilisational structures, and a call for those present to ramp up their involvement in the informal economy of relationships and Nature. The key resources for a thriving future.
Myself, Rob Hopkins and Mark Boyle have all been walking variants of this path for at least the past decade or so, and are much looking forward to discussing and debating the most delicious, enlivening ways forward in today’s world. And all of us are deeply inspired by the work of David Fleming, the mentor I first met, along with Rob, when they taught me at Schumacher College ten short years ago. It feels a great honour to follow in his footsteps and continue his work.
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