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EPISODE · Feb 4, 2016 · 18 MIN

Episode 3

from Art and Rural Knowledge · host Adele McFarlane

This week I babble about my wood stove envy and share the rest of my conversation with Emily Kane. We talk about living in and organizing small spaces, natural building, and how to advocate for the environment through art. I recommend the book Woodswomen by Anne LaBastille http://www.amazon.ca/Woodswoman-Ecologist-Challenge-Adirondack-Wilderness/dp/0140153349 Emily let me borrow this book and it is a total gem if you love books about living in isolation in the wilderness.

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