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Building as an Act of Care: What Abundance Gets Right and Misses
Abundance is a book about wanting more, but not more in the greedy, gadget‑counting way. It’s about having enough homes, enough power, enough trains and wires so people can move and breathe without that constant background hum of “not enough” in the system. Klein and Thompson walk through America like you’d walk through an old house as a builder, not a tourist. Every room has a stuck door. Housing jammed by zoning and lawsuits. Clean energy stalled in queues and hearings. Tr
Arun Batchu
Mar 142 min read


A conversation about conservation with Carrol Henderson
The event honoring Carrol Henderson was a unique and engaging gathering, with about 20 attendees participating at The Thinking Spot. Although Carrol could not attend in person, he was successfully dialed in over the phone. His publisher, Georgia, kicked things off by giving the audience background on his incredible career and opening the floor for a rich Q&A session. Here is a detailed breakdown of the insights, stories, and conservation efforts Carrol discussed during the ev
Arun Batchu
Feb 223 min read


The Astonishing World of Fungi: Karen Kenney's Book Launch
This past weekend, guests at The Thinking Spot bookstore, celebrated the launch of author Karen’ Latchana Kenney's latest book, a young adult non-fiction work delving deep into the mysterious and essential kingdom of fungi. The event provided a glimpse into the diverse forms, transformative potential, and surprisingly dramatic history of mushrooms, fueled by fascinating insights and hands-on demonstrations. The Puffball Hook and the Ancient Giant Karen’s inspiration for the b
Arun Batchu
Oct 25, 20253 min read
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