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THE HANDS THAT SUSTAIN US: On Skill, Respect, and Gratitude
The world’s unravelling—and it won’t be the suits who carry us. Every time we overlook the skilled alchemists among us—the quiet masters and hands that…
Jun 17
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Margi Prideaux, PhD
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THE HANDS THAT SUSTAIN US: On Skill, Respect, and Gratitude
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A COLLECTIVE GUIDE TO SURVIVING CLIMATE COLLAPSE
Let’s be honest with each other.
Jun 7
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Margi Prideaux, PhD
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A COLLECTIVE GUIDE TO SURVIVING CLIMATE COLLAPSE
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WHERE TO DIG: Forging a Collapse-Aware Grower Community in the City, Suburb, or Country
Survival doesn’t hinge on the perfect location—it hinges on guts, graft, and the people beside you. Whether you’re boxed in by concrete, fenced in by…
Jun 6
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Margi Prideaux, PhD
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WHERE TO DIG: Forging a Collapse-Aware Grower Community in the City, Suburb, or Country
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TRUST, DIRT, AND FIRELIGHT: Shared Answers for a Collapsing World
We didn’t plant the tree of survival twenty years ago. Now, storms are here—and there's no more time to waste. In this raw, practical, and unflinching…
Jun 5
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Margi Prideaux, PhD
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Matt Orsagh
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Justin McAffee
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TRUST, DIRT, AND FIRELIGHT: Shared Answers for a Collapsing World
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April 2025
BRACE FOR IMPACT: Building A Real-World Guide to Surviving Climate Collapse
No rebuild. No help. No relocation. If you're still waiting for someone to save you, you're already too late. The only path left is radically local, and…
Apr 1
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Margi Prideaux, PhD
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BRACE FOR IMPACT: Building A Real-World Guide to Surviving Climate Collapse
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March 2025
BODIES ON THE LINE: Bleed for what matters
To survive, we must tear ourselves free from the system devouring the Earth. Radical commitment to degrowth requires our blood, our bodies, and the…
Mar 11
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Margi Prideaux, PhD
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BODIES ON THE LINE: Bleed for what matters
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DOOMSCROLL. DELETE. DIG.
Fighting climate collapse isn’t about hashtags; it’s about getting your hands dirty.
Mar 7
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Margi Prideaux, PhD
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DOOMSCROLL. DELETE. DIG.
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WARRIOR'S MEDICINE, HEALER'S WISDOM
From Neanderthal burials to Achilles’ battlefield, and the scars of war to the wounds of a collapsing world, yarrow has stood as both warrior’s medicine…
Mar 4
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Margi Prideaux, PhD
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WARRIOR'S MEDICINE, HEALER'S WISDOM
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GRANT MONEY AND DIRTY HANDS
Growing Resilience One Onion at a Time: After securing a grant to expand our community food- and medicinal herb-growing efforts, the Resilient Roots…
Mar 4
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Margi Prideaux, PhD
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February 2025
A LESSON IN A LIE
Does the new tech order have your back? Time to step out of your digital dependence. Stop communicating and operating your life through a system that…
Feb 24
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Margi Prideaux, PhD
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A LESSON IN A LIE
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RED SKY IN THE MORNING
We’ve grown weary of the medical merry-go-round—a system hell-bent on fitting everyone into neat little boxes of symptoms and age-related drug-dense…
Feb 2
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Margi Prideaux, PhD
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January 2025
CARROTS ARE HARD
Carrots, those humble root vegetables that are the foundation of so much of the human diet across cultures and continents, are hard.
Jan 20
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Margi Prideaux, PhD
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CARROTS ARE HARD
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