Does slow living have a branding problem? With James Wallman - The Slow Home Summer Series

The Tortoise with Brooke McAlary

Brooke McAlary

Education, Personal Journals, Society & Culture, Self-improvement

4.6 • 525 Ratings

🗓️ 25 January 2017

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

In this ep of The Summer Series Brooke talks with James Wallman, author of Stuffocation, and asks whether we can make slow living more appealing to the mainstream.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the Slow Home podcast, Summer Series.
0:05.2	This is the...
0:05.9	Winter warmer series.
0:07.3	Yes.
0:08.0	Last time I said that you made fun of me, so...
0:11.4	But this is the last...
0:13.5	The last of the summer series.
0:16.3	Next week, we'll be back.
0:17.9	We're back on deck.
0:18.8	Back on deck.
0:19.7	After our break in Japanapan yeah really really looking
0:23.2	forward to to coming back i'm assuming but for the meantime we've got one more conversation
0:30.6	this was james warman james yeah so this one really got me thinking about... I really like this.
0:38.2	Me too.
0:38.9	Me too.
0:39.7	Yeah.
0:40.0	This is a great conversation.
0:41.4	So James is the author of a book called stuffication.
0:45.0	But he, and he also coined the phrase or at least really popularized the term experientialism.
0:52.2	You know, so not thinking about stuff in terms of how little we can
0:55.6	get away with or, you know, anything, anything really rigid.
1:00.0	Yeah, quantifiable.
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