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Alia Shawkat

Photograph by Peter Bohler.

[lesravageurs]

Ravageurs dive. | Laird Hamilton by Peter Bohler

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Beardcast 11.17.16

This week we talked about how the Peter Böhler quote to John Wesley spoke to us. “Preach faith till you have it; and then, because you have it, you will preach faith.”

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© Peter Bohler

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Peter Bohler’s photographs find stillness in wild places, moments close to reverence when seemingly nothing’s in control. Bohler walks us through what it’s like to find a niche in the world of glossy assignments.

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Nerdist Podcast #566 - Snapsy (Hostful)

Intro: 0:00 - 3:50

Podcast Start: 4:16

Informed the guest of the start of the podcast: None (Informed before pressing record.)

Link to Podcast: http://www.nerdist.com/pepisode/nerdist-podcast-snapsy/

Snapsy (aka Peter Bohler) can be found at http://peterbohler.com/

"We're podcast mashing."

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LOS ANGELES

LA-based photographer Peter Bohler captured stills from one of our favorite earthbound fantasias, Arcosanti -- the living dream of late Italian-American architect Paolo Soleri who passed this spring at age 93. Some of Peter's thoughts on Paolo's invention:

Arcosanti was conceived by Paolo Soleri as a new form of city—one that would exist in harmony with nature and promote community by being free of cars. He called his philosophy arcology, a merging of architecture and ecology. He found a home for his city in Arizona on the edge of a canyon an hour north of Phoenix.

Construction began in 1970, with a crew of volunteers casting Soleri’s sweeping concrete forms in the desert sand. Thirteen buildings were built this way through the 70’s and 80’s, but construction stalled because of a lack of funding. Originally intended to hold 5,000 people, today Arcosanti is home to a transient population of just 50 to 100 people.

Arcosanti supports itself through the creation of bronze and ceramic bells based on Soleri’s design. The residents first complete a five-week workshop on Soleri’s ideas, and then are employed either in the workshops or in the daily operation of the city. They comprise a community of idealists as Arcosanti slips from dream to relic.