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Oil guru Richard Heinberg on life after fossil fuels. Marjory Wildcraft: why you may want to grow your own groceries. Radio Ecoshock 150408
Interviews by Alex Smith, Radio Ecoshock.
Occasional music by Alex Smith
Song from Peaceful Belly Farm, Boise Idaho by Jamie Drysdale and Blackstreet (no title).
In the Affiliates version there is a good break point, followed by re-intro, at exactly 28:33
Is peak oil dead? And why isn't the economy responding to cheaper oil? We'll ask the guru, Richard Heinberg. He's one of the people who popularized the oil squeeze, with his book "The Party's Over".
Heinberg has a new book out: "Afterburn, Society Beyond Fossil Fuels".
After that, this Spring a couple of us hope to persuade you to grow some of your own food. Marjory Wildcraft, from growyourowngroceries joins us. There's a lot of reasons we need to pay attention to the food supply.