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EP195 Farming Ideas vs. Farming The Land: Reflections from Another Continent with Bill Spohn (November 2024)

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In this episode of the Building HVAC Science Podcast, Eric dives into Bill's recent two-week trip to Africa, covering his time in Kenya and Tanzania. The discussion is rich with cultural insights, unique experiences, and lessons in building science. Bill shares his observations of local architecture, sustainability practices, and the warmth of the people he met, all against the backdrop of Africa’s breathtaking landscapes and abundant wildlife.

The full video presentation will be available shortly on the Trutech Tools YouTube channel:

https://www.youtube.com/@TruTechTools/featured

Key highlights include:

  • The distinct climate and seasonal patterns near the equator, where temperatures remained mild (59°F to 85°F) and the length of day varied only slightly year-round.

  • Exploring open-air, sustainable structures designed for natural ventilation and comfort without reliance on modern HVAC systems.

  • Encounters with wildlife, from giraffes and lions to hippos and wildebeests, often seen just steps away from their accommodations.

  • Reflections on cultural humility, local hospitality, and the sharp contrast between rural simplicity and modern amenities.

The episode closes with a profound observation from a local guide about life in rural areas versus cities: “In village life, your work sustains you directly (farming crops and livestock), while in city life, your work sustains you financially by farming the ideas in your mind.”

This episode was recorded in November 2024.

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In this episode of the Building HVAC Science Podcast, Eric dives into Bill's recent two-week trip to Africa, covering his time in Kenya and Tanzania. The discussion is rich with cultural insights, unique experiences, and lessons in building science. Bill shares his observations of local architecture, sustainability practices, and the warmth of the people he met, all against the backdrop of Africa’s breathtaking landscapes and abundant wildlife.

The full video presentation will be available shortly on the Trutech Tools YouTube channel:

https://www.youtube.com/@TruTechTools/featured

Key highlights include:

  • The distinct climate and seasonal patterns near the equator, where temperatures remained mild (59°F to 85°F) and the length of day varied only slightly year-round.

  • Exploring open-air, sustainable structures designed for natural ventilation and comfort without reliance on modern HVAC systems.

  • Encounters with wildlife, from giraffes and lions to hippos and wildebeests, often seen just steps away from their accommodations.

  • Reflections on cultural humility, local hospitality, and the sharp contrast between rural simplicity and modern amenities.

The episode closes with a profound observation from a local guide about life in rural areas versus cities: “In village life, your work sustains you directly (farming crops and livestock), while in city life, your work sustains you financially by farming the ideas in your mind.”

This episode was recorded in November 2024.

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