In which we talk about the power of community, the magic of open source, and the many ideas of Andy Didorosi including his open source truck project based in Detroit. Learn More at the Mutiny...

In which we discuss Local Ocean, a restaurant on the coast of Oregon that specializes in local fish and sustainable wages. What is a sustainable wage? How does it work when the local economy is...

In which Leela and Lisa discuss Judge and Co, a small landlord with a big heart, and the need for including people with a carceral system history in housing and job opportunities Judge and Co...

In which we talk about the FABULOUS repairability-based business ‪@MrMixer316‬ has going, where he fixes KitchenAid mixers. We talk right to repair, loyalty, brand trust, and more. Mr. Mixer on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@MrMixer316 Leela Sinha, aleixianoconsulting.com...

On this first episode of season 3, Leela and Lisa chat about the great work Chef Mike and his brother Ahmad are doing with their sandwich truck/shop Detroit 75 Kitchen: taking good care of their...

“In the colonial white supremacist system, there is no community. There’s only power, but there’s no community. But that doesn’t mean that we have to abide by that model. We can create a new model....

it’s six am and I’m trying to beat the clock. Where do climate change and immediacy and action and just wanting time for oneself collide? A short poem.

I’m ending the hiatus, but I’m coming back a little less polished. substack: http://leelasinha.substack.com

“Once you use intensive and expansiveness to develop a job description, to do some hiring, to do some delegation, you can’t unsee it. Once you’ve seen it, it’s everywhere. And it’s not the only metric...

Paul Baron: “what they really liked about the wall printer, which is what I’m most proud of, is that every customer we have, becomes a new company. Everybody that buys a wall printing machine establishes...