Utopia Rising

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Utopia Rising

Mignon

3 episodes

1 week ago

A dream shared turns into a vision

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A dream shared turns into a vision

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Episodes (3/3)

Utopia Rising

Shangri-La

Lost Horizon a book by James Hilton (1933) and made into a movie with the screenplay by Robert Riskin and directed by Frank Capra (1937). The vision of Utopia in a place called Shnagri-La in a hidden valley. The urgency of saving the world in the 19'30 with the second worldwar just at the doorstep.

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1 week ago

27 minutes 27 seconds

Utopia Rising

The Millenium and the Leaf Blower

Happy Autumn everyone! Diving into Upton Sinclairs book "A Millenium- A comedy of the year 2000" in this episode, with side notes and thoughts

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1 month ago

27 minutes 27 seconds

Utopia Rising

Utopia 2102 - 2 Books written at the end of the 19th century

Inspired by a homeless man, I am starting this Podcast. I've been reading Utopian Novels for quite sometime now and this talk is about he novels which impressed me the most so far. As I feel we are living in a society which is very unhappy at the moment with its governments, I try to inspire new ways of thinking and to create a better future for ourselves. I am talking about two Utopian Novels both written at the end of the 19th century. News from Nowhere by William Morris and Edward Bellamy Looking Backward 1989-2000.

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2 months ago

19 minutes 56 seconds