The Crooked Forest Podcast
There is a decades-old relationship between natural building and the chemically sensitive population. Now that demographic is growing and even those who aren’t sensitive know that chemicals are everywhere and are affecting us. Recently, affordable housing usually has not equaled healthy housing. But old methods of building with earth/adobe that were local, affordable and healthy are still possible to build now, and affordably! This podcast highlights what it means to be Environmentally Sensitive and how to create an environmental solution by living in a whole neighborhood that is designed for its microbiome. Be sure go to https://crookedforestinstitute.org/ to subscribe to learn more.
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Tuesday Nov 22, 2022
Tuesday Nov 22, 2022
Joe is an author, educator, architect and artist and our newest Board member! He has thirty years of architectural experience with a focus on ecological design, green building and sustainable community design. Join us as we discuss our Neighborhood design.
Be sure to visit to https://crookedforestinstitute.org/ subscribe for more.
Monday Nov 21, 2022
Monday Nov 21, 2022
Join us for the Crooked Forest Podcast
I'm your host, Holly Noonan, and we will be discussing affordable housing for sensitive people and all aspects of paradigm-changing trends in natural building and how it relates to your health, like living in neighborhoods designed specifically for the microbiome. We'll also explore creative solutions for affordable home-ownership like community land trusts and co-operatives, and delve into permaculture and regenerative systems design.
Be sure to visit to https://crookedforestinstitute.org/ subscribe for more.
The Crooked Forest Podcast
I'm your host, Holly Noonan, and we will be discussing affordable housing for sensitive people and all aspects of paradigm-changing trends in natural building and how it relates to your health, like living in neighborhoods designed specifically for the microbiome. We'll also explore creative solutions for affordable home-ownership like community land trusts and co-operatives, and delve into permaculture and regenerative systems design.