Solarpunk Futures: Demand Utopia! Podcast

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Demand Utopia, Build New Worlds

Our newly renamed podcast, Solarpunk Futures: Demand Utopia! launched on Friday April 19th with our first episode, “Utopian Visions Through Time,” and you can listen right here! No need to panic. The RSS feed is the same, the webpage has the same URL. No need to resubscribe on your favorite podcast provider. We changed the name up a bit, but all those nitty gritty details have stayed the same.

Join us along with occasional guests as as we discuss topics related to utopian and post-utopianism in general, and solarpunk in particular as both a genre of literature-art that imagines utopian futures and a social movement taking practical action and steps to build a better world right here in the present.

The Anatomy of Utopia Solarpunk Futures

In this second episode of Solarpunk Magazine's newly relaunched podcast, Solarpunk Futures: Demand Utopia!, host Justine Norton-Kertson looks at different characteristics, ideas, and alternative systems that have been proposed as part of various utopian visions. And we'll think about how we can apply these lessons to the collective solarpunk world-building project Solarpunk Magazine is launching on May 1st. You can make sure you get notifications when we release new world-building polls and questions buy signing up for our blog or the free section of our Patreon.Join the conversation on social media pages around the questions of community parenting and what ideas you think might best lead to more utopian societies in the future.Instagram | Facebook | Bluesky | TwitterThe Solarpunk Futures: Demand Utopia! podcast is a production of Solarpunk Magazine and Android Press.Produced and hosted by Justine Norton-Kertson. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
  1. The Anatomy of Utopia
  2. Utopian Visions Through Time
  3. Solarpunk Futures: When We Hold Each Other Up
  4. Solarpunk Presents Finale: Let's Talk Solstice, Solarpunks!
  5. How We Build Climate Resilience: An Interview with Dr. Lisa Dilling

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