Kaeley Pruitt-Hamm of The Canary Collective Podcast interviews Geoship co-founders Bas Kools and Morgan Bierschenk about their vision for the future of sustainable, non-toxic, fire and climate crisis-resilient housing. There are some audio issues with this episode, so if you're having trouble hearing, please go to the Youtube link here:
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Geoships are geodesic domes made out of non-toxic bioceramic material that is made to live in harmony with the land, in communities of people, for healthy humans and a healthy planet. As the canaries of the world feel the effects of our toxic housing crisis in our bodies through chronic illness, Geoship provides hope for solutions that are affordable and accessible to more people of all abilities. Plus, they are built based on ancient principles of sound healing and harmonizing architecture pioneered by Egyptians during the time of the building of the pyramids.
We mention in the podcast that you can invest in Geoships through a crowdfunding site. That window has since closed, but there are more ways to get involved with and invest in Geoship still!
Learn More about Geoship: https://geoship.is/