2023 stories & Marian Goodell on the real time rain response - long podcast

[some seeing eye]

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/1 ... 0628044598

(00:01) - Eamon's Intro The snippet by Marian here is priceless - it repeats about 1:49.

(00:12) - Part 1: Katie Bain (Billboard): "Whimsy Is Reliance" | Katie Bain, Director of Billboard Dance, cuts through the media noise with her balanced and playful perspective on this year's Burning Man. (Billboard article - https://eplaya.burningman.org/viewtopic ... 3&t=113524)

(00:28) - Part 2: Katrina Gordon (Camp KISS): The Grasshopper Prepares | Katrina Gordon, one of the leads of my own Camp KISS, gives the nitty-gritty of camp management and resilience.

(00:51) - Part 3: Emily Collins (Seven Circles): Burners of the World Unite! | Emily Collins, an environmental protester, challenges us to consider the ethical implications of such a large-scale event in the face of climate change.

(1:14) - Part 4: Matthew Sundquist (Fly Ranch): A Slow Burn to Sustainability | Matt Sundquist, director of Fly Ranch, discusses the 2030 Sustainability Roadmap and using a Theory of Change approach to sustainability.

(1:41) - Part 5: Marian Goodell (Burning Man Project): The Storm is our Portal to the Future | Co-founder and CEO of Burning Man shares her real-time decision-making and unique insights into Burning Man's evolution and its role in the broader climate conversation.

[some seeing eye]

More, a podcast from Charlie Dolman April 2022 - https://burningman.org/podcast/charlie- ... e-details/.

[BrutalGenie]

awesome podcast. since there are no comments in the thread, almost missed it.
I decided to post it here so more people could listen to the interesting conversation.