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Tag: Australian Geographic

  • Keep Feb 12th free for a Revival, Launch & Festival

    Join the launch of Geoff Ebbs’ new book, Your Life Your Planet at 10:30am AEST (9:30 Qld time) on Friday 12th February. Register now for the free Sustainable Living Festival event at Humanitix.

    The 12th February event is part of the Sustainable Living Festival.

    Released through Australian Geographic and Woodslane Press, the book features practical tips on surviving in a post-carbon, post-CoViD world.

    The event will be a revival of Geoff’s popular radio show, The Generator. Contributors to the half hour show will discuss food preparation, art to raise awareness and government fudging of climate figures.

    Griffith University will physically host the show from the Colin Makerras room. You will get a personal invitation if you are a Generator listener, Australian Geographic reader, Griffith staff, student or alumnus.

    The book is available through this website as an eBook or as an autographed paperback with a personal message from the author. Pre-order now and receive copies at the same time as the bookshops.

  • EcoRadio introduces YLYP

    EcoRadio introduces YLYP

    The forthcoming book, Your Life Your Planet, deals with sustainability in the home, looking at it through the lens of degrowth and systemic change. It will be launched by Australian Geographic in February 2021.

    The experts who provided the background for the book were interviewed by Geoff Ebbs on EcoRadio over the course of 2020. Wrapping up his contribution to EcoRadio for 2020 Geoff, summarised the philosophy of the book and played snips from a number of contributors.

    One of those interviewed, was Erich Schulz. Watch Geoff and Erich in the Cage on YouTube.

    Geoff interviews Erich about activism, consumerism and systemic change.

    Maya Krikke is remarkable for building a business around the traditional drink water kefir sold in returnable bottles.

    Maya Krikke from MYK’s Kefir

    You can listen to that summary on The Generator SoundCloud channel.

    He put this in the context of previous radio shows, The Generator and The Cage.