SPONSOR

Vaulted Invest in Gold

Visit this blog’s sponsor. Vaulted is an online mobile web app for investing in allocated and deliverable physical gold: Kunstler.com/vaulted


 

Support JHK on Patreon

 

If you’re interested in supporting this blog, check out the Patreon page or Substack.
 
Get This blog by email:

Attention Movie Producers!
JHK’s screenplay in hard-copy edition

Click to order!

A Too-Big-To-Fail Bankster…
Three Teenagers who bring him down…
Gothic doings on a Connecticut Estate.
High velocity drama!


Now Live on Amazon

“Simply the best novel of the 1960s”


Now in Paperback !
Only Seven Bucks!
JHK’s Three-Act Play
A log mansion in the Adirondack Mountains…
A big family on the run…
A nation in peril…


Long Emergency Cafe Press ad 2

Get your Official JHK swag on Cafe Press


The fourth and final book of the World Made By Hand series.

Harrow_cover_final

Battenkill Books (autographed by the Author) |  Northshire Books Amazon


emb of Riches Thumbnail

JHK’s lost classic now reprinted as an e-book
Kindle edition only


 

KunstlerCast #215: JHK is back – Nicole Foss Interview

Economic contraction and the fate of the nation

Released: January 31, 2013


JHK steps up to resume the KunstlerCast solo without Duncan Crary. I’ll do interviews with guests sometimes, and sometimes I will just yak on my own. This week I was fortunate to have Nicole Foss of TheAutomaticEarth.com swing by as an overnight houseguest and we got to sit down at the microphones for a chat. Nicole is a veteran of Canadian government’s electrical ministry and has worked in the nuclear energy ministries of the UK and the European Union. She has lectured all over Europe, the USA, Australia and New Zealand in recent years.

The new KunstlerCast theme music is called “Adam and Ali’s Waltz” from the new recording Waiting to Fly by Mike and Ali Vass.

Direct Download:

KunstlerCast_215.mp3

( 40 MB | 61 mins.)

In Stores Now
Too Much Magic

Tags: ,

About James Howard Kunstler

View all posts by James Howard Kunstler
James Howard Kunstler is the author of many books including (non-fiction) The Geography of Nowhere, The City in Mind: Notes on the Urban Condition, Home from Nowhere, The Long Emergency and the four-book series of World Made By Hand novels, set in a post economic crash American future. His most recent book is Living in the Long Emergency; Global Crisis, the Failure of the Futurists, and the Early Adapters Who Are Showing Us the Way Forward. Jim lives on a homestead in Washington County, New. York, where he tends his garden and communes with his chickens.

Trackbacks/Pingbacks

  1. James Howard Kunstler interview with Nicole Foss | Mindweapons in Ragnarok - February 2, 2013

    […] Worth a listen. […]

  2. Hate groups and more « Tipsy Teetotaler - February 8, 2013

    […] and did it well, drawing on his roots as a reporter for Rolling Stone decades ago to conduct an adept interview with the very impressive Nicole Foss […]

  3. Kunstlercast with Nicole Foss « muses of the moment - February 18, 2013

    […] groovygirl finally was able to listen to all of the January 31, 2013 podcast with Nicole Foss (about an hour). Click here. […]

  4. Our Bonzo Economies | Doomstead Diner - February 22, 2013

    […] ever clever Nicole Foss put it nicely last week on her podcast interview with Jim Kunstler (listen here) when she compared the whole credit vs assets thing to a game of musical chairs, with one chair for […]

  5. KunstlerCast är tillbaka med – Nicole Foss « ASPO Sverige - February 27, 2013

    […] » KunstlerCast #215: JHK is back – Nicole Foss Interview The KunstlerCast. Tweet (No Ratings Yet)  Loading … 27 februari, 2013, kl 19:32 Kategori: Ekonomi, Energi […]

    Support this blog on PatreonSupport this blog on Substack
    Support this blog via Patreon or Substack
  6. Een leuke video en een interessant interview - April 14, 2013

    […] KunstlerCast #215: Economic contraction and the fate of the nation. […]

  7. Solidarity Hall | When the Trust Horizon Contracts - April 17, 2013

    […] she explains in a fascinating podcast conversation with James Howard Kunstler here, in an economic expansion phase such as that of the last 70-80 years, public trust moves outward […]

  8. The KunstlerCast: How One Podcast Becomes Two | The Evening Paper - August 30, 2013

    […] seat. Every guest reinforces Kunstler’s narrative whether it’s online Peak Oil darlings Nicole Foss of The Automatic Earth and Five Stages of Collapse author Dmitry Orlov with Northeastern […]