anthony IBO
A bit of verse as a tribute to Anthony Tait for his retirement “do” A legend in education, the photo is of me in his DC office complete with a shark, disco balls and a moose head to name just a few absurdities
Author: Sue Gilbey
Indy Genoa presenter
this is the short story of Indy, in readiness for his presentation at the GENOA Re-store, Re-story seminar. The long story will follow www.democrasee.club cosmic-lab.me iLiving.guru https://abc7news.com/society/5422338/ yogamission.uk Indy lives in a community house in the SF Bay Area – The name of our community project is “The Perch” because we have an amazing view of the SF, the Golden Gate bridge, the ocean and the world! Tons of birds…
Cindy Sweats personal pandemic
this podcast captures what happens when you put into lockdown for well over 100 days, a performer, an artist, an extrovert, and an amazing business woman who transformed her story and her way of being into a lockdown coping mechanism for other people that ended up making a profit in a time when so many artists were going broke . And this is all the while she is slipping into…
riseup singing for climate change
these songs speak for themselves gentle angry people people gonna rise like the water we need to build a better future and we need to do it now
Dr Nick on hope
Dr Nick talks about anxiety, how necessary it is, how crippling it can become and what can be accomplished when you have Hope for the future particularly in these pandemic times .
BLM 1and 2
Psychiatrist Dr Nick was incredibly generous with his time and expertise. In these 2 episodes he talks about the Black Lives Matter movement, the situation in Hong Kong and other anxiety triggers. Unfortunately there is a lot of background noise in the recording, but what he says is so worth hearing.
algorithms and such
Another interesting chat with psychiatrist Dr Nick, full of insights, ideas and recommendations to follow up on
the perils of privatisation
Julie was a union delegate in the catering section of a large public hospital where she worked for 20+years. In that time she never worried about job security. Now in the era of privatisation her colleagues will not enjoy that same security. It is alarming that even though the pandemic has exposed the risks involved in casualised and privatised workplaces no lessons have been learned, privatisation is still on the…
swcommunity
The Adelaide South West Community Centre opened to the public in 2005 in leased premises in Sturt Street after considerable behind-the-scenes work by local residents and Council. Since 2005 it has become the central hub for strengthening the local community. The property changed hands in 2018 and the Council secured two extensions to the lease. In February 2021 the owner will take possession of the premises and although Council resolved…
local historian’s reflections
Dr David Faber gives some fascinating insights on where we are placed from a historical perspective for a cultural R-evolution.