
From Good Living to Good Coexistence
Casa Pueblo’s Solar Revolution

Against the Cloud
Permacomputing, the cyberdeck revival, and the right to own the machine in front of you

Access Over Ownership
From Depression-era toy loans to pandemic-era mutual aid, the real sharing economy has never looked like an app — it looks like whoever shows up to do the unpaid work of keeping things in circulation.

The Republic of Necessity
What the world calls informal welfare, community justice, and traditional mourning practices was, in one Bucharest housing block, a complete unwritten government — and this is its history, before the archive dies with the last person who carried it.

What Thirty Communes Taught Me About the World We're Building
One meditation retreat turned into an eighteen-month, thirty-community tour — from an off-grid solar farm in rural Virginia to a château collective in Burgundy to a "decentralized neighborhood" in Brooklyn. What the writer found on the road wasn't a single blueprint for utopia, but a patchwork of people relearning how to share labor, land, food, and trust at a moment when both the need for that knowledge and the generational wealth to fund it are converging. Now, they're trying to build one of their own

It Takes a Village
From a Tanzanian village to a Texas trailer park, women are rediscovering a solution to an age-old problem — the nuclear household was never built to protect them.









