Kiko Denzer – Earth Ovens, Stories, Philosophies – #BS8

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Adrian Leaman – Roundwood Timber Framing – #BS9

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In this episode of the ‘Building Sustainability’ podcast we chat with Adrian Leaman, a woodsman and roundwood timber framer.

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Adrian Leaman from wholewoods.co.uk talks to us about his journey into the world of roundwood timber framing, green woodworking and building in general. We go off some wonderful tangents and hear many of Adrian’s philosophies. We end up with Adrian discussing his building gripes! Continue reading

Flo Hamer – Building a tiny house – #BS10

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In this episode of Building Sustainability we talk with Flo Hamer. Flo lives in a tiny home that she has built. We discuss how she became interested in tiny living, the build process and how it’s changed her way of life. Continue reading

Rob Hopkins – ‘What If’ we imagined a better future? – #BS11

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Become a Patron! In this month’s ‘Building Sustainability’ podcast, we talk with Rob Hopkins. A massive thanks to Rob for being such a wonderful guest… even if Google Maps tried to sabotage our meeting by sending him on a spurious and time consuming route!
Rob Hopkins is a cofounder of Transition Town Totnes and Transition Network, and the author of The Power of Just Doing StuffThe Transition Handbook, and The Transition Companion. In 2012, he was voted one of the Independent’s top 100 environmentalists and was on Nesta and the Observer’s list of Britain’s 50 New Radicals. Robhopkins.net
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Community wood recycling – Ben Moss – #BS12

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This month we talk to Ben Moss from Bristol Wood Recycling Project (BWRP).

Ben set up the recycling project in 2004 with the aims of:

  • Recycling timber from the waste stream,
  • Promoting social inclusion,
  • Being self funding
  • Providing affordable timber to the community. This is an excellent project that benefits the community on many levels and gets the maximum use out of precious materials.

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