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Running for President | Regenerative Governance A man running for President of the United States is knocking on doors handing out sweet potato starts. Not flyers nor yard signs. A living thing that feeds a family and shares with neighbors. For the Regenerative Culture Podcast I sat down with Jim Gale, founder of Food Forest Abundance and now The Stewardship Party. He spent years turning American lawns into food forests and now he is stepping up his leadership to help solve world problems. His whole platform runs on one idea that a permaculturists already know in their hands: Earth Care, People Care and Fair Share, and most of what we call politics starts solving itself. The simplicity is the radical part like Bill Mollison once said: “Though the problems of the world are increasingly complex, the solutions remain embarrassingly simple.” - Public land planted instead of mowed - Schools that feed the families around them - You cannot starve people who feed themselves - Power handed back down to households and communities This lands right in the middle of what we are exploring all week: Regenerative Governance. How do we actually organize ourselves? Who decides? Where does authority live? Jim is running a campaign that answers by demonstration rather than argument, which is exactly the move we keep coming back inside the Regenerative Leadership Community. Watch the Premiere: Friday, August 14th - 6pm EST Get Notified below: Ссылка скрыта I also invite you to take action with us and be part of the movement: 🌱 JOIN THE STEWARDSHIP PARTY 🌱 Ссылка скрыта Regenerating life through culture... —- Follow this page & invite a friend Ссылка скрыта —--

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