Post-Growth Australia Podcast
The podcast where better is definitely better than bigger.Do you think growing infinitely on a finite planet is an oxymoron?
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Global Futures and Just Transformation: Michael Bayliss presents Degrowth at Curtin University, Western Australia (opens the original)
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This episode centres on a presentation given by Michael Bayliss to postgraduate students in April 2026 on the topic of Degrowth, as part of the Global Futures and Just Transformation course at Curtin University in Western Australia. This is the second year that the hosts of PGAP have been invited by the unit lecturer, Dr Paul M. Pulé , to present on Degrowth as part of the course. In 2025, Michael was joined by Mark Allen, who facilitated a Holistic Activism workshop and guided meditation. The f
A Journey Through Solastalgia (opens the original)
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Solastalgia : The pain or distress caused by the loss of, or the inability to derive solace connected to the negatively perceived state of one’s home environment (Glenn Albrecht, 2007). For this episode of the Post Growth Australia Podcast (PGAP) co-hosts Mark Allen and Michael Bayliss explore the emotional impact of becoming disconnected from home and place, an experience that can too often be a downstream consequence of the rapid pace of our growth-based culture. Michael and Mark share their o
How Do We Plan For Albany’s Growth - Live at the Albany Public Library (opens the original)
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After a two-month break, PGAP returns with a live recording of the Albany community forum: “How do We Plan for Albany's Growth: Perspectives on Degrowth and eco-friendly design.” This event was coordinated by the Albany Community Environment Centre (ACEC) to address the ‘big picture issues’ impacting many of the single-issue conservation campaigns impacting one of Australia’s fastest growing regional cities. PGAP host Michael Bayliss was one of three panelists at the event, including Julie de Jo
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