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A podcast for people looking to blend the permaculture design process and techniques of permaculture with right-livelihood.
Repairing the planet, solving problems, producing products, and making a living doing it.
You'll hear from experts who are far down their respective paths and people just like you who are starting out and making a go of it and learning as they go.
Each episode gives you practical insights and advice that you put into action today.
The show is hosted by Diego Footer, the Founder of Permaculture Voices.
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The Episode Archives:
DO THE WORK – The Daily Podcast
ASK Voices with Farmer John Suscovich:
See all of those episodes on this page.
ASK Voices with Homesteader Justin Rhodes:
See all of those episodes on this page.
ASK Voices with Mycologist Peter McCoy:
See all of those episodes on this page.
Hiding In Plain Sight with Javan Kerby Bernakevitch:
1: Why 'Follow Your Bliss' Might Be the Worst (or Best) Advice in the World with Javan Bernakevitch
2: Decisions are Destiny – An In-depth Look at the idea of the Holistic Context with Javan Bernakevitch
3: Agruing with Reality – And Making Yourself Miserable with Javan Bernakevitch
Grass Fed Life with Darby Simpson:
Old School and New School Farmers – When Paradigms and Views Don't Align – Grass Fed Life – Episode 26
The Summer Grind – Dealing With and Setting Expectations for the Long Hours of Summer – Grass Fed Life – Episode 25
Starting a Farm and Staying Married – A Couple's Farm Start-Up Experience – Grass Fed Life – Episode 24
It's Your Dream, Not Mine – Farm Transition – The View from the Farmer's Wife with Brandy Simpson – Grass Fed Life – Episode 23
8 Reasons Why You Might NOT Want to Start a Pastured Poultry Enterprise – Grass Fed Life – Episode 22
Growing Sales in Order to Start Farming Full-time – A Case Study with Ben Grimes of Dawnbreaker Farms – Grass Fed Life – Episode 21
Grass Fed Cattle Basics – Why You Should and How Can Get Started with Cattle Using Stockers – Grass Fed Life – Episode 20
Grass Fed Cattle Basics – An Introduction to Raising Cattle on Grass – Grass Fed Life – Episode 19
Farm Transition – Being a Great Employee, so You Can Be a Great Business Owner – Grass Fed Life – Episode 18
Transitioning Chicks from the Brooder to Pasture – What to Do and When to Do It – Grass Fed Life – Episode 17
The Ins and Outs of Brooder Management – New Chicks Arrive on the Farm, Now What? – Grass Fed Life – Episode 16
Raising your first batch of chicks? What should you focus on? Hint… it's not the money – Grass Fed Life – Episode 15
Declaring Independence in Your Own Life, From What Society Tells You It Has to Be – Grass Fed Life – Episode 14
Farmers Markets, Farm Tours, On Farm Sales – Are they worth it? – The Steps and the Process – Grass Fed Life – Episode 13
A Close Up Look at Poultry Processing Day – The Steps and the Process – Grass Fed Life – Episode 12
How to Tell You Story Clearly and Effectively at Farmers Markets – Grass Fed Life – Episode 11
How to Raise Pigs Regeneratively in the Woods – Part 3 – Selling Pork and Balancing Demand – Grass Fed Life – Episode 10
How to Raise Pigs Regeneratively in the Woods – Part 2 – Infrastructure and Equipment – Grass Fed Life – Episode 9
How to Raise Pigs Regeneratively in the Woods – Part 1 – The Basic Methodology – Grass Fed Life – Episode 8
Sell What the Customer Wants and Will Pay For – Balancing Tomorrow's Ideology with Staying in Business Today – Grass Fed Life – Episode 7
When Farming Sucks – A Realistic Look at The REALLY Hard Times as a Farmer – Grass Fed Life – Episode 6
Time is Money – Advantages, Disadvantages, and Things to Consider for Farm Scale Poultry Processing – Grass Fed Life – Episode 5
Forced to leave a farmers market due to low sales – What's Next? – Grass Fed Life – Episode 4
Advice on Choosing Hatcheries, Chicken Tractors, and How Darby Starts His 500 Broilers on Pasture – Grass Fed Life – Episode 3
A New Farm Season Begins – Making Improvements and Planning Ahead – Grass Fed Life – Episode 2
Raising Cows, Pigs and Chickens Profitably on Pasture – Grass Fed Life – Episode 1
The Urban Farmer with Curtis Stone – Season 2:
Growing to Get Better – Not Just Bigger – Changes Coming to Green City Acres – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 26
Hustle – The Biggest and Most Powerful Tool on The Farm, And It's Free – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 25
Small Scale Farming on the Cheap – What's the least you could spend to start a farm? – Part 3 – The Tools – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 24
Small Scale Farming on the Cheap – What's the least you could spend to start a farm? – Part 2 – The Tools – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 23
Small Scale Farming on the Cheap – What's the least you could spend to start a farm? – Part 1 – The Base Principles – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 22
Adapt or Die – The Importance of Being Flexible with Ideas and Expectations – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 21
How to Keep Weeds from Overtaking Your Farm, and How to Manage Them If They Do – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 20
Real World Challenges and Concerns about Starting Up a Farm on Half an Acre – How to Make it Happen and What to Think About – A Case Study – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 19
Selling to Restaurants is Great! Maybe, Maybe Not. A look at the Pros and Cons of Selling to Restaurants – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 18
All Customers ARE NOT worth Selling To, An In-Depth Look at High Maintenance versus Low Maintenance Customers – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 17
It's REALLY Hot Out – Dealing with Summer Heat on the Farm For the Farmer and the Crops – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 16
Sit Back and Count the Money – Observations and Advice from a Farmer's Market – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 15
Your Journey to You – Following The Dream and Following Opportunity Too – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 14
How to Sell More (by specializing in something) – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 13
17 Things You Need (or Don't Need) When You Start Farming – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 12
Killing Busy So You Can Live – A Productivity Episode – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 11
Farming For More Than Dollars – A Look at The Multiple Forms of Income from Farming – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 10
How to Sell More Vegetables – Options Beyond The Farmers Market, Restaurants, and CSA – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 9
Expanding the Farm with Social Capital – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 8
Tomato Mania – How to Get More Total Crop Production by Inter-planting Tomatoes with Other Crops – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 7
Early Seasons Greens Production – Tracking and Managing One of Curtis's Biggest Crops – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 6
Creating The Minimum Viable Farm – $20,000 on a 2000 Square Foot Micro-Farm – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 5
If you don't succeed it's your own fault; Stop blaming people and get to work. – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 4
How To To Start Lettuce in Micro Soil Blocks and Why to Do It That Way – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 3
Scaling Up The Market Garden – A Visit to the Farm of the Future – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 2
Taking Advantage of Time with the Passive Techniques of Over-Wintered Crops and Stale Seed-bedding – The Urban Farmer – Season 2 – Week 1
The Urban Farmer with Curtis Stone – Season 1:
"I am now on the path to starting my own farm!" – TUF Listeners Share Their Stories – The Urban Farmer – Encore Episode 5
Farming in the City – The Presentation – The Urban Farmer – Encore Episode 4
What Nobody Told Me About Small Farming: I Can't Make a Living – DISSECTED – A Case Study – The Urban Farmer – Encore Episode 3
Six Months of Transition Into Farming – A Conversation with New Farmer Scott Hebert – The Urban Farmer – Encore Episode 2
Profitable Small Scale Farming in Sebastopol – A Visit to Singing Frogs Farm with Paul and Elizabeth Kaiser – The Urban Farmer – Encore Episode 1
End of Season Reflection – Thinking about How Things Went This Year, to Alter Course and Plan for Next Year – The Urban Farmer – Week 40
The Urban Farmer Season Wrap Up and Looking Ahead – Thanks for Listening – The Urban Farmer – Week 39
It's Not All About the Money – Keeping What Works and Getting Rid of What Doesn't – The Urban Farmer – Week 38
17,500lbs of Vegetables Produced on One Third of An Acre – A Closer Look at What Was Produced on the Farm this Year – The Urban Farmer – Week 37
Losing Thousands When Restaurants Don't Pay. Real World Issues and Troubles with Restaurant Customers – The Urban Farmer – Week 36
Your Business Model Sucks, or You're Not Very Good at It… (and what to do about it) – The Urban Farmer – Week 35
Ask The Urban Farmer – Curtis Answers Questions – From Startup to Restaurant Sales to Record Keeping – The Urban Farmer – Week 34
Improving Processes to Be More Time, Energy, and Labor Efficient AND more Profitable – The Urban Farmer – Week 33
Post Harvest Crop Processing and Small Farm Equipment That You Wouldn't Think Of – The Urban Farmer – Week 32
Being Realistic with Your First Year Expectations – Work to Learn, Not to Earn – The Urban Farmer – Week 31
When to Expand the Farm By Adding More Land and When NOT TO Expand By Maximizing What You Have – The Urban Farmer – Week 30
How To Increase Profits and Get More Done… by Doing Less Work – The Urban Farmer – Week 29
The Importance of Record Keeping: You can only know where you're going if you know where you've been. – The Urban Farmer – Week 28
What You Are Doing May Not Work… Do It Anyway – The Urban Farmer – Week 27
More Common Reasons Why Many Farmers Struggle, and Practical Advice On How You Can Avoid Those Struggles – The Urban Farmer – Week 26
Tips for Dealing with Hot Weather and Planning Your Crop Production for the Cooler Days of Fall – The Urban Farmer – Week 25
Solving the Sales Problem – Optimizing Your Fresh Sheet to Increase Sales – The Urban Farmer – Week 24
Successful Farmers Think – The Importance of Information, Mentors, and Adaptation – The Urban Farmer – Week 23
Tips on Selling Into New Markets and Sourcing Products from Other Farmers – The Urban Farmer – Week 22
Transitioning Into Farming from the Corporate World – A Conversation with New Farmer Rob Kaiser – The Urban Farmer – Week 21
Taking a Smart Approach to Farming. Having the Right Mindset to Save Yourself Time, Money, and Mental Trauma – The Urban Farmer – Week 20
Hacking the Farmers Market. Tips and Tactics for Selling Your Farm Products Through Farmer's Markets and CSAs – The Urban Farmer – Week 19
Creating On Farm Systems to Increase Your Efficiency and Chances for Success – The Urban Farmer – Week 18
Streamlining Tasks and Being More Efficient. Tips for Maximizing Effort and Time on the Farm – The Urban Farmer – Week 17
Different Farms, Different Markets, Different Models – Differences Between Farming Two Acres and a Quarter Acre – The Urban Farmer – Week 16
Tips for Finding Land to Farm in the City – What Works and What Doesn't – The Urban Farmer – Week 15
5 Common Reasons Why Many Small Farmers Fail and How You Can Avoid These Pitfalls – The Urban Farmer – Week 14
Harvesting Products, Delivery to Restaurants, and Crop Planning – The Urban Farmer – Week 13
Greens. A Powerful Economic Driver of the Urban Farm that Keeps on Giving and Giving – The Urban Farmer – Week 12
High Production Tomato Growing – How to Grow a lot of Tomatoes in a Small Space – The Urban Farmer – Week 11
How much money can you make as an urban farmer? And other questions answered. The Urban Farmer – Week 10
Urban Farm Land – Gaining Access to Land and How To Convert the Land from Lawn to Mini Farm – The Urban Farmer – Week 9
Hacking the Seed, A Not So Obvious Look at Direct Seeding Crops – The Urban Farmer – Week 8
There's A Party In The Greenhouse?!?!? – The Urban Farmer – Week 7
Transplanting and Interplanting. Getting the Most Out of Limited Space – The Urban Farmer – Week 6
Protecting and Manipulating Crop Growth Using Poly Low Tunnels and Setting Up Farm Irrigation – The Urban Farmer – Week 5
Pricing Products & Bringing On a New Employee – The Urban Farmer – Week 4
Going No-Till – The Urban Farmer – Week 3
The Setup Phase – The Urban Farmer – Week 2
It's Winter, Know the Farm Numbers – The Urban Farmer – Week 1
Permaculture Voices Podcast – The Episodes:
135: Growing Effectively – Thoughts on Starting and Managing Businesses around Family and Life with Erik Ohlsen of Foresite Mapping
134: Crushing It and Failing – The Tale of Two Pastured Poultry Businesses Run by the Same Farmer with John McAuley of Healthy Hen Farms
133: Market Gardening in An Extreme Climate – Techniques for Growing with Cold Summers, Poor Soil and High Winds with Brian Kowalski of Newfoundland
132: The Rise of the Mushroom – A Look at the Future of the "Artificial" Intelligence of Fungi – Exploring Fungi's Roles in Pollution Remediation, Medicine, and Soils with Peter McCoy
131: Taking Regenerative Agriculture Forward presented by Jack Spirko
130: Activist to Entrepreneur with Permaculture Magazine North America Co-Founder Hannah Eckberg
129: Real World Farm Start-Up: Making it Happen by Doing What You Have to Do, Whether You Want to Do It or Not with Seth Stallings
128: Growing Mushrooms in the Garden and Growing Mushrooms as a Business – Mycelial Mayhem with Dave Sewak
127: Growing 10000 Trees On Acre – Expanding A Small Scale Nursery Business, an Update with Akiva Silver
126: The Bumpy Road Towards a Modern Agricultural Future: When What Could Be and What Is Collide in Reality with Chris Kerston
125: Liberation Permaculture by Toby Hemenway
124: How to Position Your Pastured Poultry as a Premium Product, and the Economics and Challenges of Doing It with Paul Greive of Primal Pastures
123: Permaculture: Change the Name or Change the Reputation? Answering critical questions around permaculture with Andrew Millison
122: The Unlikely Path To Success: From Hockey Player to Personal Care Product Entrepreneur with Philippe Choiniere
121: Paul Stamets Presents: BioDiversity is BioSecurity – Strengthening Foodwebs using Mycological Solutions
120: Going from 30 Customers to Over 6000 – Sheri Salatin on Starting, Running and Growing Polyface Farm's Buying Club
119: Soil Life Exploding at Judy Farms – Using High Density Mob Grazing and Earth Worms to Build Soil by Greg Judy
118: From No Experience to Full Time Farmer – A Look Back, and Forward, at a Farming Career with John Suscovich – Part 2 of 2
117: From No Experience to Full Time Farmer – A Look Back, and Forward, at a Farming Career with John Suscovich – Part 1 of 2
116: Greening Saudi Arabia – Seeing Progress, Plant Species, Lessons Learned, and No Regrets, an Update with Neal Spackman
115: Designing with Context – 25 Years of Design Mistakes, Evolution, and Innovation with The Best Land Designer in The World, Darren Doherty
114: 10 Essentials For Profitable Urban Farming Presented by Curtis Stone
113: A Beginner's Guide to Going from Getting "STUFF" Done to Getting "THE RIGHT STUFF" Done with Javan Kerby Bernakevitch
112: $200,000 Dollars in Sales from 320 Square Feet. Learn the tips and tricks grower Chris Throreau is using to crush it in the microgreens business.
111: You Can Change Your Own Life, If You Want To – Going from Alcoholism to Permaculture.
110: The Business of Gasification. The Challenges and Successes of Transitioning a Hobby into a Viable Business with Troy Martz.
109: Building Dams, Ponds, and Rehydrating the Landscape – The Water Retention Landscape with Zach Weiss.
108: Build A Sustainable & Profitable Education Business – Rancho Mastatal, A Model For Success with Scott Gallant.
107: Taking your concept to reality. Is the concept really worth the time, energy and money involved?
106: Permaculture Contracting. Ecologically Regenerative – Socially Just – Economically Viable. Presented by Erik Ohlsen.
105: Goats as Restorative Catalysts. Managing Goats for Environmental Regeneration, Not Degeneration.
104: 7 Steps to Start Your Profitable Permaculture Based Business presented at PV2 by Luke Callahan.
103: The Great Work of Our Time presented at PV2 by John D Liu.
102: Critiquing Permaculture – A Deeper Look Into Permaculture – Part 2.
101: What Permaculture Isn't, And Is – A Deeper Look Into Permaculture – Part 1.
100: Liberation Permaculture with Toby Hemenway.
099: Permaculture Plants: A Business and A Hobby with Taylor Walker.
098: Farmscale and Broadacre Permaculture Design Experiences with Neil Bertrando.
097: Growing Apples in Warm Climates.
096: Building Soil Health by Dr. Elaine Ingham.
095: Living Life Like a 5 Year Old. Coming Alive and Changing the World by Learning and Living with Curiosity and Intention. A Conversation with Matthew Abrams.
094: Forest Farming with Steve Gabriel. Growing Crops Within the Canopy of an Existing Forest.
093: Simple Ideas and Strategies for Breaking Ground into a New Career in Permaculture with John Pugliano.
092: Printing Permaculture: The Vision and Story of Creating a Massive Permaculture Media Business. A 22 Year Active Case Study with Maddy Harland.
091: Farming. It's Damn Hard. The Real Life Journey of Starting a Permaculture Farm with No Money. An interview with Mark Shepard.
090: Social Permaculture. Creating a Diversity of Functional Connections Between People and Their Skills.
089: Stacking Fiefdoms with Joel Salatin. Creating Multiple Complementary Businesses Under the Umbrella of an Exisiting Business.
088: Designing Simple and Effective Passive Solar Greenhouses with Rob Avis.
087: Making $2000 A Week Growing Microgreens with Luke Callahan.
086: Raising American Guinea Hogs, The Homestead Pig with Cathy Payne.
085: Quitting A Job I Love for A Life That I Love. The Unromantic Journey Into Farm Life with Chad Stamps.
084: The Veglio Project. Restoring the Land. Awakening the Soul.
083: Profitable Urban Farming. A realistic view with farmer Curtis Stone. Working your ass off and making $50,000 on a quarter acre.
082: Hugelkultur. What it is. When is it appropriate. And when isn't it. With Javan Bernakevitch.
081: Permaculture. The Future of Business and Beyond. An Interview Compilation
080: Radical Mycology with Peter McCoy
079: Hazelnuts. A Viable Broadacre Crop for the Midwest? Almost. with Phil Rutter
078: 100 Degrees and 3 Inches of Rain. Greening Saudi Arabia with Neal Spackman.
077: Changing the World by Changing Our Approach – An Interview Compilation
076: What would you do if you only had a year left to live? Building a life and a business around permaculture with Fraser Bliss
075: Geoff Lawton presents The Permaculture Designers' Manual.
074: What's a PDC? Part 2 of 2.
073: What's a PDC? Part 1 of 2.
072: Farming Well. Cultivating a Community and Growing Businesses with Nigel Walker of Eatwell Farm.
071: Natural Swimming Pools with David Pagan Butler.
069: Unschooling Agriculture. Taking Steps Towards the Permaculture Farm with Grant Schultz.
068: Permaculture and the Forgotten. Teaching Permaculture in Places That Absolutely Need It. A Message of Hope with Rosemary Morrow.
067: Lawncare to Earthcare. Building Businesses, Embracing Failures, and Transitioning to a Career in Permaculture.
066: Urban Permaculture Design with Larry Santoyo. Creating Systems Where the Byproducts are More Sustainable Cities.
065: Re-Thinking Farm Products. Creating a Brand that Needs Ingredients from the Farm with Philippe Choiniere
064: Bringing More Permaculture to the Farm, Real World Constraints with David Sachs
063: 1000′s of Trees and Half an Acre. Small Scale Nursery Business with Akiva Silver
062: 75 Chicks to 10000. No Experience to Full Time Farmer. The Ronan Byrne Story
061: Designing & Building the Future…Literally. Open Source Ecology with Marcin Jakubowski
060: Building a Profitable Permaculture Business with Jack Spirko
059: Striking a Balance. Two People, and One, Two, or Many Dreams. Permaculture Beyond the Land, Building and Cultivating Resilient Relationships
058: Woody Agriculture. Breeding Trees, Restoring a Piece of America's Past and Establishing a Piece of Our Agricultural Future with Phil Rutter. Part 2 of 2
057: Woody Agriculture. Breeding Trees, Restoring a Piece of America's Past and Establishing a Piece of Our Agricultural Future with Phil Rutter. Part 1 of 2
056: An Idea Worth Sharing. Inside The Permaculture Orchard.
055: Rhodesia to Long Beach. 50 Years of Struggle, Persistence, and Success with Allan Savory.
054: PermaEthos. Changing the Agriculture System, A New Permaculture Farm Model with Jack Spirko
053: Plants and the Evolution of Permaculture with Byron Joel
052: Fermenting Success. A Passion for Family, Friends and Mead. The Frank Golbeck Story
051: Grow Better, Not Bigger. The Market Gardener – Producing $140,000 on 1.5 acres.
050: What Really Matters? Staying on track through your permaculture journey with your goal in mind.
049: Just Start. A Year of Podcasts. My Top 10 Most Impactful Episodes.
048: Planning for Success. Creating a Business Plan with Bill Bean.
047: Permaculture Homesteading – Enjoying Life Being a Realist, Not an Idealist with Cliff Davis.
046: Water – Simple, Yet Complex with Watershed Artisan Craig Sponholtz.
045: Profitable Methods Used to Heal the Land With Mob Grazing with Greg Judy.
044: How Can I Make it Happen. Stop Aspiring, Start Doing.
043: Starting a farm and living the happy farm life. A conversation with farmer Shannon Jones.
042: Bees and Beekeeping with The Bee Whisperer, Michael Jordan.
041: Navigating the Fear of Leaving One Job and Starting Fresh. Hint: It probably won't be as bad as you initially think.
040: Designing Systems That Will Work Before AND After SHTF – Passive Systems vs. Brittle Complicated Systems f. Ben Falk & Grant Schultz
039: The Future of Agriculture – Changing the Concept with Mark Shepard
038: Biogas and Anaerobic Digestion: Closing the Loop on Waste and Creating Energy in the Process
037: Arrive a Solution, Don't Impose a Solution. Permaculture and Life with Toby Hemenway
036: Putting the Dehesa back into SoCal, A $1M Restoration Agriculture Start-Up
035: Ditching the Status Quo, Using Your Life Energy to Make a Better World: Permaculture Business
034: Permaculture 2.0, Designing a Profitable Broadacre Perennial Farm with Grant Schultz
033: Building Soil and Closing the Loop on Waste using Chickens….plus eggs!
032: How to Figure Out What You Want to Do In Life – Fail Better, Fail Forward, and Find Your Niche with Javan Bernakevitch
031: Geoff Lawton Talks Permaculture – The Past, The Future, and The Land
030: Paul Wheaton Discusses Intentional Community – Central Leader vs. Concensus
029: Darren Doherty Introduces the Regrarian Platform [A workshop recording, Part 1]
028: Industrial Farmer to Beyond Organic Icon, Will Harris III of White Oak Pastures
027: Permaculture Design and Cold Climates with Ben Falk
026: SPIN Farming with Curtis Stone
025: The Myth of the Perfect Job with John Kitsteiner
024: Permaculture Patterns and Goals with Owen Hablutzel
023: Michael Pollan talks GMOs, Industrial Agriculture, and the Impact of Cooking your Own Food
022: Thistles, The Dehesa System, a PDC, and more on Darren Doherty
021: The Permaculture Orchard f. Stefan Sebkowiak
020: Urban Lumber, Creating Value and Saving Wood from the Fireplace f. David Barmon
019: Joel Salatin Being Proactive and Controlling Your Own Sphere of Influence to Change the World
018: Using Permaculture Earthworks to Capture Rainwater Runoff and Prevent Erosion
017: Construction Estimator to Hog Farmer, The Story of a First Time Farmer f. Rebecca Krossnoski
016: Darren Doherty Talks Keyline Design and the Importance of Building Soil
015: Joel Salatin Talks to the Next Generation of Farmers
014: Raising Pastured Hogs & Why More People Aren't Doing It f. John Backes of Circle B Ranch
013: Darren Doherty on Regrarianism and Why Regenerative is Better than Sustainable
012: Build Soil, Healing the Land, and Raising High Quality Food with Rotational Grazing
011: Growing Mushrooms, Building Soil, and Making $100,000 per Acre
010: Raising Heritage Breed Livestock and Venturing into Farming with Cathy Payne
009: Build a Backyard Food Forest Today, Part 2
008: The Story of a Beginning Farmer, Raising Pastured Lamb and Poultry in Southern California featuring Paul Greive
007: Can anyone be an entrepreneur? f. Permaculture Voices speaker Sarah Aubrey
006: How to Be a Small Farmer, Practical Advice from an Experienced Young Farmer. f. Permaculture Voices speaker Adam Klaus
005: Paul Wheaton Keynote from the 2013 Southern California Permaculture Convergence
004: Build a Backyard Food Forest Today, Part 1
003: Fruit Trees for Year Round Fruit and Small Spaces with Ben Kotnik
002: Batteries for homesteads and mobile power with Iron Edison
001: Alternative Energy with Gasification and Wood Gas with Off Grid Pro
Permaculture Voices Podcast – The b Reels:
b039 – Grazing the Savanna: Lessons from New Forest and Mastodon Valley Farms presented by Peter Allen at PV2
b038 – Savanna Gardens: Regenerating the Ultimate Human Ecosystem presented by Peter Allen at PV2
b036 – Perennial Plants for Profit – Presented by Taylor Walker at PV3
b035 – Farm Planning and Land Design via the Regrarians Platform with Darren Doherty – Part 4 – Soils, Marketing, Energy
b034 – Farm Planning and Land Design via the Regrarians Platform with Darren Doherty – Part 3 – Buildings, Fences
b033 – Farm Planning and Land Design via the Regrarians Platform with Darren Doherty – Part 2 – Water, Access, Forestry
b032 – Farm Planning and Land Design via the Regrarians Platform with Darren Doherty – Part 1 – Climate and Geography
b031 – Plant Propagation for Profit – Presented by Jack Spirko
b030 – Using Social Media to Generate Farm Revenue – Presented by Paul Greive
b029 – Making a Good Living with Profitable Market Gardening on 1.5 Acres – Presented by Jean-Martin Fortier
b028 – A Beginners Guide to Multi-Species Grazing on Leased Land – Presented by Greg Judy
b027 – Starting a Permaculture Farm from Scratch – Lessons Learned from Real World Experiences – Presented by Grant Schultz and Peter Allen
b026 – Tools and Technology for the Permaculture Homestead – Presented by Grant Schultz
b025 – Fruits, Nuts & Livestock – Creating a Permaculture Silvopasture – Presented by Grant Schultz
b024 – Permaculture for Humanity – Beyond Buildings and Food – Presented by Larry Santoyo
b023 – Ecological Adaptation Strategy – Harnessing the Power of Plants for Changing Times – Presented by Joseph Simcox
b022 – Eating Before the 'Invaders', the American Native Peoples and Their Food Systems Before the Arrival of the Europeans – Presented by Joseph Simcox
b021 – Homestead and Farm Resiliency and Regeneration – 10 Years In A Cold Climate, Principles in Practice – Presented by Ben Falk
b020 – Taking your concept to reality. Is the concept really worth the time, energy and money involved? The Webinar.
b019 – The Farmscale Permaculture Series – Tree Crops: Tree Propagation by Grant Schultz
b018 – Stalled, Stagnated, and Stuck. How to Start Living The Permaculture Life That You Dream Of with Javan Bernakevitch
b017 – Restoring Tall Grass Prairie and Tree Crops with Ben Tyler
b016 – 3 Keys to Starting A Successful Permaculture Based Business – Presented by Rob Avis
b015 – From Lawn to Productive & Profitable Mini-Farm – Presented by Curtis Stone
b014 – Renaturing the Landscape: Presented by Zach Weiss. Part 2
b013 – Renaturing the Landscape: Presented by Zach Weiss. Part 1
b012 – Holistic Grazing Plans, Energy and Marketing – The Regrarian Open Consultancy with Darren Doherty, Part 6
b011 – Darren's Farm and Broadacre – The Regrarian Open Consultancy with Darren Doherty, Part 5
b010 – PV1 Behind the Scenes, A Recap of PV1 with Diego and Tall Paul
b009 – Getting the Mineral and Water Cycle Back In Order, The Regrarian Open Consultancy with Darren Doherty, Part 4
b008 – Designing the Farm and Tree Systems, The Regrarian Open Consultancy with Darren Doherty, Part 3
b007 – Permaculture Plants – A chat with Dave Whitinger of All Things Plants
b006 – The Holistic Goal. The Regrarian Open Consultancy with Darren Doherty, Part 2
b005 – USDA Microloans and more. What they have to offer beginning and established farmers.
b004 – Restoration Agriculture, A Book Review: Chapters 4-6
b003 – Pastured Hogs Webinar with Rebecca Krassnoski
b002 – Overstory Trees with Joey Delia
b001 – Restoration Agriculture, A Book Review: Chapters 1-3
The Founder's Story:
Transitioning from a Full Time Career as an Engineer to Making a Living as a Full Time Farmer – The Founder's Story with Darby Simpson
Building a Thriving Microgreens Business from Scratch, The Founder's Story with Chris Thoreau
Learning, Putting in the Time, and Hustling to Become a Permaculture Designer, The Founder's Story with Zach Weiss
You Can't Always Be a Visionary, Building the Next Generation of Permaculture Businesses, The Founder's Story with Erin Axelrod
The Adventure of Going into Farming – Blending the Romanticism of Farming with What It Takes to Be Successful (Hint… It's A Lot of Hard Work), The Founder's Story with Jean-Martin Fortier
Designing Projects, Systems and Businesses for the Long Term, The Founder's Story with Christian Shearer
Starting A Small Scale Seed Business – An Additional Business Unit for A Small Scale Farm, The Founder's Story with Daniel Brisebois
The Importance of Story Telling (i.e. Marketing) – Who are you, what are you about, what makes your product unique and special, The Founder's Story with Hilary Bromberg
Personal Financial Planning for Entrepreneurs (and Everyone Else), The Founder's Story with Mary Beth Storjohann
Business with a Holistic Approach – What Do You Want, and How Do You Design a Path to Get There, The Founder's Story with Mary Johnson
Building Businesses, Marketing, and Dealing with Failure, The Founder's Story with Jack Spirko
Designing the Pathway to Regeneration, and Why We can't Do That, The Founder's Story with Gregory Landau
Going from Near Bankrupt to Debt Free, Grazing Cattle on Leased Land, The Founder's Story with Greg Judy
Regenerative Businesses and Landscape – It's a Process, One That's Always Trying to Improve, The Founder's Story with Ethan Soloviev
The Power of Perseverance and Taking Risks, The Founder's Story with Erik Ohlsen
Story Marketing – The Importance of Telling Your Brand's Story, but Not Just Any Story Told by Anyone, The Founder's Story with Marty McDonald
The Untold Story of You
When the world changes around you, what do you do? – The Untold Story of You
What's it like to get punched in the face? – The Untold Story of You
Secret Sorrows, An Inside Look at the World of Depression and Suicide – The Untold Story of You
Creative Destruction
The Most Important 93% of Your Life That You Aren't Thinking Enough About (CD11)
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Start Living – Two Fathers Talking Unschooling, Raising Kids, and Life with author Ben Hewitt (CD10)
Trading Time for Dollars, Supporting Your Permaculture Goals with a Career Outside of Permaculture with Rob Kippel (CD9)
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MPs are calling for a new investigation into controversial loans sold by banks to local authorities after it emerged that, in 2014, City regulators had highlighted "unfair" penalties attached to some of the deals agreed by councils.
According to an internal review unearthed by a Freedom of Information request, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) looked into complex lobo loans, which were taken out by hundreds of councils across the UK, and concluded that a proportion of them may have been "unfair" due to their large exit fees.
The Labour MP John Mann yesterday said that both the FCA and the big-hitting Treasury Select Committee – of which he is a member – should now investigate the issue.
"Councils are unsophisticated investors – they are easy targets. This is a matter for the FCA," Mr Mann said.
"When [the new FCA chief executive] Andrew Bailey arrives, he should be robust in dealing with this.
Fellow Labour MP Clive Betts said Parliament should examine the relationships between the banks, brokers and consultants who sold the loans. Mr Betts added that the Communities and Local Government Committee, which he chairs, could also re-examine local authority lobo lending.
The Independent this week reported how councils are said to be paying £30m in excess interest costs on lobos. British banks have allegedly made gross upfront profits of £300m on the deals.
The loans have also come in for criticism because some consultants paid to offer advice to the councils were also paid by organisations setting up the borrowing.
The councils criticised for taking out the loans insist they saved money for taxpayers, while the banks involved say they lost money on the loans.
The lobo loans – lender option, borrower option – typically run for around 50 years. But the lender has the option, on certain dates, to impose new interest rates. At that point the borrower can agree or choose to repay the loan. When the Financial Conduct Authority looked at a sample of the lobo loans' terms in 2014, it found that a "handful may have unfair terms [in other words, big repayment penalties)".
However, the FCA's remit – determined by Parliament – means it does not typically regulate such commercial lending, and it concluded that lobo loans did not pose a general market risk.
Mr Betts said his Communities and Local Government Committee had shelved its inquiry into local authority lobo lending, but would look at the issue again if new evidence came to light.
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1/50 United goin down
Manchester United's absence from the Champions League hurt more than the fans' pride last year - it also dented the bottom line. Revenues at the New Uork listed club dipped 8.8 per cent to £395.2m in the year to June, triggering a £1.2 million loss after broadcasting and sponsorship deals dried up. The club said it was now looking to raise $400m from a share issue.
2/50 Star Wars boosts economy
Production of the next Star Wars movie has brought an economic impact of some £150 million to Britain, according to company accounts. The seventh movie in the series, The Force Awakens, will be released in December.
3/50 Natalie Massenet Leaves Net-a-Porter
The Net-a-Porter founder Natalie Massenet decided to quit the online fashion retailer during "a summer of reflection" that included a spectacular 50th birthday party on the Almalfi coast.
4/50 I'll keep working, says Mayer
The chief executive of Yahoo, Marissa Mayer, said that she was expecting twin girls in December. She said she would "approach the pregnancy and delivery the same way as I did with my son three years ago, taking limited time away and working throughout". In 2012, she took two weeks off when her first child was born.
5/50 World's richest lose $182b
Warren Buffett, the world's third richest person, lost $3.6bn in last week's market slump. Fears that China's economy is slowing took many indices into correction territory. The turmoil has wiped $182 billion off the wealth of the 400 richest billionaires, according to research by Bloomberg.
6/50 City for sale
London City Airport was put up for sale by the American hedge fund Global Infrastructure Partners, which also owns Gatwick and Edinburgh airports. It is expected to fetch around £2 billion
7/50 Kicking up a skink Down Under
An Australian court has overturned approval for Adani's Carmichael coal mine in north Queensland, based on concerns over the impact of the project on the endangered yakka skink (pictured). Standard Chartered is under renewed pressure to stop financing the deal
8/50 Scope to do more in the City?
Damien Hirst's 7m statue, Charity, has been installed in the shadow of the Gherkin in London. It is based on an old Scope collection from the 1960s and has provoked a debate about the City and disability. The Lord Mayor of London says the City does not employ enough disabled people.
9/50 Thousands more take a look at Sky
Drama and football are a winning formula for Sky, which has recorded its best growth for 11 years, gaining 124,000 UK customers in the past quarter. Sky paid £4.2bn for Premier League rights, but also has 35 dramas planned, following successes such as the 'The Enfield Haunting' (pictured) with Timothy Spall.
10/50 FirstGroup suffers over lost lines
FirstGroup, the bus and rail operator, is paying the price for losing a string of rail franchises last year. Rail revenue will be "substantially lower" in 2015 after some big franchise losses, including ScotRail. The division lost out on tenders for the East Coast and West Coast (pictured) mainlines, which went to Virgin Trains.
11/50 US retail rush hour slows down again
US retail sales unexpectedly fell in June as households cut purchases of cars and a range of other goods. Sales fell 0.3 per cent, while economists had forecast a small rise.
12/50 Blockbusters aid Pinewood expansion
Pinewood Studios revealed it is having to turn away major films until the five new stages it is building come on stream next summer. The group still saw operating profits rise from £4.9m to £5.8m in the past year, which saw it host the new Star Wars and Avengers films (Scarlett Johansson, pictured, stars in 'Avengers: Age Of Ultron') as well as the latest Bond release, 'Spectre'
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13/50 Rogue trader freed
Kweku Adoboli, the former UBS trader who was convicted of the UK's biggest banking fraud, has been released from jail after serving half of his seven-year sentence. He was imprisoned in 2012 on two counts of fraud that resulted in losses of £1.4bn, the largest trading loss in British banking history
14/50 Burberry's autumn ad campaign
Burberry is launching its autumn ad campaign today with a cast of models including the singer Tom Odell and the actress Holliday Grainger
15/50 Sneak peak at console battlefield
Videogame titans Microsoft and Sony vied for attention ahead of the industry's annual E3 conference yesterday, giving fans sneak peaks of the latest games for their Xbox and PlayStation consoles, including Sony's new 'Assassin's Creed Syndicate'
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16/50 High street shops hit by exodus
The number of Britons out shopping has fallen for the second month in a row. High streets saw 1.5 per cent fewer shoppers and shopping centres 2 per cent fewer in May compared with a year ago. Only out-of-town retail parks saw a rise, with 1.4 per cent more visitors, the British Retail Consortium said. Overall shopper numbers fell by 1 per cent.
17/50 Argentina hit by strikes
Daily life ground to a halt in Buenos Aires yesterday amid a 24-hour general strike protesting against moves to limit pay rises and increase taxes.
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18/50 Duty rises blamed for beer woes
Beer sales are still "fragile" after a decade of "devastating" duty hikes, according to the British Beer and Pub Association. The industry lobbyists said sales in pubs and shops were up 1.5 per cent in the past year, but fell by 0.8 per cent in the first quarter. Sales have fallen 24 per cent in the past decade.
19/50 New Look in push for men
New Look is planning a menswear push after poaching Christopher Englinde, H&M's menswear chief. Like-for-like sales at the fashion chain rose 5 per cent
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20/50 Court halts Airbus insider trading trial
A French court has quashed an insider trading case against seven current and former Airbus executives as well as Lagardère and Daimler, who were investors in the plane maker. Judges said the trial was dropped as they had all been cleared by France's market regulator AMF, and it would have breached safeguards against double prosecutions
21/50 Alibaba hits back over 'fake' claims
Alibaba has hit out at Gucci's owner, Kering, for "wasteful litigation instead of the path of constructive co-operation", after the French luxury giant filed a lawsuit in New York alleging the Chinese online retailer allows sales of fake goods on its websites. Gucci unveiled its Fall-Winter 2015-2016 women's range at this year's Milan Fashion Week
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22/50 Hats off to Ralph Lauren
The upmarket US clothing company Ralph Lauren saw sales climb 1 per cent to $1.9bn (£1.2bn) in the quarter to 28 March. The company said it opened several stores across key markets around the world, fuelling momentum for its luxury accessories business. However, net income decreased to $124m, compared with $153m in the same quarter last year, partly as a result of exchange-rate impacts.
23/50 With this ring… arts sales jump
Sotheby's raised $380m (£241m) in its New York contemporary art sale, a day after rival Christie's sold a Picasso for a record $179m, with the auction house describing bidding as a "rush for art". The top lots included Roy Lichtenstein's 'The Ring (Engagement)' Estate of Roy Lichtenstein
24/50 Brewdog's dead cat bounce
Brewdog parachuted taxidermy "fats cats" holding its latest prospectus out of a helicopter over the City of London as the Scottish brewer looks to drum up publicity for its latest "punk" fundraising. The craft beer group has already raised £5m of the £25m it is seeking from investors to fund a new brewhouse and set up a US operation
25/50 Change at the top for Alibaba
Chinese ecommerce giant Alibaba replaced its chief executive yesterday. Daniel Zhang, chief operating officer, will replace Jonathan Lu. The move follows the share price briefly dipping below $80 this week, its lowest since its New York flotation in September.
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26/50 Put that light out
New York City officials have been informed by the American Government that the Big Apple's dazzling neon billboards violate a 2012 highways ruling and must be taken down. The city could forfeit up to $90m (£59m) in federal highway money if it fails to comply. New York is debating getting an exemption from the rule.
27/50 Lionsgate wants the lion's share
Lionsgate yesterday announced plans to finance and co-invest in up to 25 British independent films over the next four years. The Canadian-US entertainment company has previously invested in such UK films as A Little Chaos, starring Kate Winslet
28/50 Tillman planning a 'new Jaeger'
The fashion entrepreneur Harold Tillman (centre) has spoken out against the way Jon Moulton's Better Capital has run Jaeger since taking it over from him and declared he would start a rival business to serve disappointed Jaeger customers. Mr Tillman said turnover at the group had fallen and losses widened since the private equity firm took over.
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29/50 Aer Lingus: end in sight to Irish talks with IAG
Aer Lingus, the Irish carrier being bid for by British Airways' owner IAG, yesterday said it is hopeful talks between its suitor and the Irish government will conclude soon. Ireland owns a 25 per cent stake in the airline, which posted a €48m (£35m) first-quarter loss yesterday but said its long-haul business had performed well
30/50 Weir sheds more jobs in oil slump
Slumping orders for oil and gas projects in the wake of the oil price collapse have forced the engineer Weir to cut another 125 jobs. Since the start of the year, the US oil-rig count has more than halved, sending orders in Weir's oil and gas division down 23 per cent in the first quarter. Weir has already shed 1,300 staff in the past year
31/50 Williams F1 team drives into the red
Formula 1 team Williams drove £34m into the red for 2014 after the worst season in its history. A fall in prize money for 2013 – paid a year in arrears – meant the Frankfurt-listed group went into reverse after a £12m profit the year before. But Williams said this year's figures would be better after it finished third in the 2014 Constructors' Championship. Its driver Felipe Massa, pictured in Bahrain, is 5th in this year's driver's contest
32/50 Rivals roar as Harley stalls
A strong dollar allowed US motorcycle-maker Harley-Davidson's foreign competitors to undercut its prices in the first quarter, hurting its sales and market share and prompting it to lower 2015 shipment forecasts. The news sent its shares down 10 per cent in early trading
33/50 Climate changes for BP
BP will be more accountable for its role in climate change after 98 per cent of investors backed a resolution to make it more transparent on the issue. BP's annual shareholders' meeting was held in London yesterday and attracted a protest against offshore oil drilling.
34/50 Car sales lift in Europe
Demand for new cars in Europe soared last month, particularly in Spain and Portugal where sales increased by more than 40 per cent on March last year. Meanwhile UK sales were up 6.1 per cent on March 2014, according to the European Automobile Manufacturer Association.
35/50 Ricci heir guilt of tax fraud
Arlette Ricci, the heir to the Nina Ricci perfume and fashion fortune, has been convicted of tax fraud by a Paris court, after hiding millions in an offshore HSBC account. Ms Ricci, 73, was sentenced to a year in prison and ordered to pay a €1m (£72,000) fine.
36/50 Camden set for a makeover
Teddy Sagi, Camden Market's new Israeli billionaire owner, has appointed Mace as project manager to oversee the redevelopment of Camden Lock Village, with 170 homes as well as shops and offices in the north London district.
37/50 All aboard the iron ore train
Australia is reportedly examining how BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto shift billions of dollars in iron ore profits through low tax hubs in Singapore.
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38/50 Shell's Arctic plans under fire
Greenpeace activists have climbed aboard a Shell oil rig in the Pacific Ocean bound for the Arctic. They plan to camp under the rig's main deck in protest against the oil giant's plans to restart drilling off the coast of Alaska. The group said the six protesters would occupy the underside of the Polar Pioneer's main deck but would not interfere with the vessel.
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39/50 GoDaddy off to flying start in New York
GoDaddy shares jumped 34 per cent as they started trading on the NYSE Wednesday, valuing the website group at more than $5bn (£3bn). The firm, which manages 59 million web domains – a fifth of the world's total – raised $460m. It sponsors race car driver Danica Patrick (pictured with chief executive Blake Irving) and is backed by private equity firms KKR and Silver Lake
40/50 The first lady of high street banks
Shriti Vadera, a former adviser to Gordon Brown, has become the first female chairman of a UK high street bank, succeeding Sir Terry Burns at the helm of Santander UK. Baroness Vadera will be paid £650,000 and work alongside Santander's new CEO, Nathan Bostock
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41/50 Sterling returns for Compass
Compass could see £30m added to its annual profits, thanks to the strength of the pound. The catering giant, which serves up strawberries and cream at Wimbledon each year, said underlying revenues are up 5.5 per cent in the first half, while gains from sterling against the euro, yen and Brazil's real are set to offset any weakness of the pound against the dollar
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42/50 Serco sells Australian rail unit
Serco has sold its Great Southern Rail to the Australian private equity firm Allegro Funds in a £2.5m deal. The disposal of the luxury business, which runs tourist trains such as The Ghan (pictured) across Australia, is part of the outsourcing group's move to focus on core businesses under its new chief executive, Rupert Soames
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43/50 Italian Retailer Yoox eyes Net-a-Porter
The Italian internet retailer Yoox in the latest contender to swoop in with an offer for the luxury fashion business Net-a-Porter that could value the London-based firm at £1.3 billion
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44/50 Li Ka-shing buys O2 for £10bn
Li Ka-shing's Hutchison Whampoa has finalised a £10.25bn deal to buy the UK mobile business O2 from Spain's Telefonica. Hutchison, the Hong Kong conglomerate that already owns Three in the UK, entered exclusive talks with Telefonica in January.
45/50 Jaguar climbs high in the City
A Hollywood stuntman in a Jaguar XF crosses the River Thames by highwire to promote the latest model. The stunt was supported by 34mm-wide carbon wires.
46/50 Pubs get protected
New rules have been announced to mark Community Pubs Day today which protect local pubs and give communities a greater say in planning processes.
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47/50 Tesco jet still left on shelf
Tesco has been forced to cut the price of its Gulfstream G550 jet by £3.5m in an attempt to shift it. The retailer has already sold three of its fleet of five jets since October but has cut the price of the 14-seater jet from $35m (£23.5m) to $30m. It also still has a Hawker 800XP.
48/50 Uber called to account in Paris
Uber's Paris offices have been raided by French police as part of an investigation into its UberPOP service that lets anyone offer taxi rides. The French headquarters of the US taxi-booking app have been targeted by authorities as part of investigations into the feature, which is not available in the UK, that allows non-professional drivers to sign up
49/50 P&G on the scent of a sale?
Procter & Gamble is believed to be looking at a sale or IPO of some of its beauty brands, which range from Herbal Essence shampoos to Olay creams and Boss perfumes (as advertised by Sienna Miller, pictured). Shares in the US consumer products giant rose 2 per cent on the prospect of a sale yesterday, even though P&G said the report, on Bloomberg, was "speculation"
50/50 Blackpool pier is on sale for £12.6m
Blackpool's central pier has been put up for sale by its owner Cuerden as the attractions organiser looks to restructure its operations. The group is asking for offers of about £12.6m for a package of three piers – including Blackpool's 19th-century central and southern piers and a third in Landudno in Wales
"Some councils may have entered into bad deals, but we didn't get evidence to show there was a systematic problem with lobos," he said.
However, he added: "I am still quite angry with the so-called financial advisers … they are paid by the organisation setting up the borrowing. That is not acceptable in my view."
Lawyers said some councils could have legal grounds to make a claim for breach of contract against their advisers over managing conflicts of interest or their obligation to advise on suitable products.
"If councils are not looking at this they should be," said Janine Alexander, a partner at the law firm Collyer Bristow. "If they don't act quickly, they may run out of time."
She added that the high exit fees identified by the FCA could also be challenged. "The problem is, councils are stuck with these things and have to pay a prohibitive penalty to get out. But there is a question about whether they are enforceable."
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Kawasaki's Tom Sykes will start Sunday's two World Superbike races from pole position after Superpole was cancelled at Phillip Island on Saturday after a fatal accident took the life of young Australian Superstock 600 rider Oscar McIntyre prior to the start of the session.
It is just the second time in the history of Superpole that it had been cancelled – the first was in 1998 at Donington Park in England because of snow – as the track was shut down for some 90 minutes while investigations into McIntyre's death were carried out by local officials.
"Pole position has come with mixed emotions because of some very bad news and first and foremost I want to pass on my condolences to the family and friends of Oscar McIntyre," Sykes said in a release. "As far as our on-track weekend has worked out so far, yesterday we just made sure things were right with the bike and pushed a bit more in this morning's qualifying session in cooler conditions."
Second on the grid for Sunday's two 22-lap Superbike races will be Aprilia's Max Biaggi, the Italian .54 of a second behind Sykes. World Champion Carlos Checa and Liberty Racing Team Effenbert Ducati rider will complete the front row as the 25th year of World Superbike racing gets started Down Under.
The pole is the third in Sykes' World Superbike career.
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Dr. David Shuster specializes in spinal cord injury medicine, pain management, physical medicine and rehabilitation in Kettering, Ohio.
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Primary Location for Dr. Shuster
2600 Far Hills Ave
Suite 309
Kettering, OH 45419
Patient Ratings and Reviews
Dr. David Shuster has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5) with a rating of Very Good based on 2 reviews.
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Board Certification, Specialty and Expertise
Dr. David Shuster has been identified as specializing in Spinal Cord Injury Medicine, Pain Management and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
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Dr. David Shuster accepts the following plans at 2600 Far Hills Ave, Kettering, OH
- Aetna
- Anthem
- Cigna
- Medical Mutual of Ohio
- Humana
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