BodysIsekKing
utopian futuristic artwork by Congolese sculptor.

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BodysIsekKing
utopian futuristic artwork by Congolese sculptor.
Hello, Tumblr!
Hiya Tumblr! This is the official Solarpunk Presents podcast account, which will be posting our podcasts (bimonthly... every two weeks ... however you like to say it), posts from our blog https://solarpunkpresents.com and reblogging / liking excellent solarpunk content. We're just starting up our second season, so we don't have a ton of content right now, but watch this spot for podcast episodes that explore the people and projects working on bringing us a better world today. The podcast is cohosted by Christina De La Rocha and Ariel Kroon, who is the one writing this post and talking about herself in third person like a weirdo.
If you listen to our show and like what you hear, leave us a nice review on your podcatcher platform? We'd super appreciate it. If you have some money to spare and would like to support solarpunk content, we also have a Patreon, where Patrons get early access to our episodes + bonus content sometimes, when we get a minute.
Stay solarpunk!
-Ariel
Megastructure design for NASA, depicting the concept of a human colony in Earth's orbit, Rick Guidice, c. 1970.
Hi, friend!
Hiya Tumblr friends! This is the official Solarpunk Presents podcast account, which will be posting our podcasts (bimonthly... every two weeks ... however you like to say it), posts from our site https://solarpunkpresents.com and reblogging / liking excellent solarpunk content.
We also have a YouTube and a Mastodon, if you do those kind of things - please give us a like/subscribe and check us out there! We even have an Instagram, which is mostly run by Christina, so if you want some pics of rural Germany and chickens, give it a follow!
The podcast is cohosted by Christina De La Rocha and Ariel Kroon, who is the one writing this post and talking about herself in third person like a weirdo. We're in the middle of our third season right now, which is pretty rad. If you like the episodes you listen to, please give us a rating / review on your podcatcher of choice!
Actually, if you have some money to spare and would like to support solarpunk content with it, we also have a Patreon, where Patrons get early access to our episodes + bonus content when we get a minute (it has been ... a Summer).
Keep dreaming, and keep up the good work!
-Ariel