Exploring Slow Money
Woody Tasch, Marco Vangelisti, Mary Berry and Joel Salatin from the Slow Money 2014 gathering.
Slow Money
Slow Money & the new Beetcoin
We need to learn how to earn, save and invest a new kind of coin. Consider BEETCOIN.
From Bitcoin to Beets
The recent collapse of Mt. Gox and the “inconvenience,” in its CEO’s words, caused by the disappearance of hundreds of millions of dollars of Bitcoin investors’ money, should make us all think about the history of finance and … organic beets.
Share the Bounty
Slow Money is about asking people to consider the costs and benefits associated with the production of our food.
Of Kale and Capital
The air is cold and the snow is deep, but inside the hoop houses at Green Gardens Community Farm, the greens are growing. Donna McClurkan talks with Trent and Ruthie Thompson about their year-round operation and the slow money that made it possible.
Essential Knowledge for Transition: Financial System and Local Investing
The first in a 3-part series of teleseminars on economic transformation by Marco Vangelisti.
Credibles Crowdfunds Credit for Food Businesses
Credibles’ brilliant model is one part loyalty program, one part Slow Money investment, one part crowdfunding campaign, and one part credit currency.
July 2013: Foodishiary Notes from Woody Tasch
Foodishiary. Wait, read that again, slowly: food ish iary.
Preparing Personal Solutions
Radio Ecoshock is back with more local solutions for global problems – from the Mother Earth News Fair.
SLOW MONEY: Making local economies work (VIDEO CHAT)
Watch the recording of our recent web chat where PCI Local Economies Fellow Michael Shuman joined Slow Money Founder and Chairman Woody Tasch to discuss the wide-ranging benefits of investing in local food systems.
