#12 Peter Rosen: Flying with the Hawks!

02/06/22 • 55 min

Peter Rosen is a long time Big Sur resident. He is known for his extraordinary feats of hang gliding far above the Santa Lucia Mountains! In recent years Peter is also known for hauling trash out of Big Sur. We are only touching on a few things in this brief conversation so I hope we'll have a 'chapter 2' soon.
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#11 Steve Beck, Master Gardener

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This is not our Big Sur. At most we are caretakers for the next generation! / Steve Beck

There’s no way that Big Sur can ever meet the demand with supply. / Steve Beck
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Esalen InstituteEl Sur RanchBismarck, North DakotaPlease email [email protected] with any comments, critique and/or suggestions. Thanks!
These chapters are not yet updated so the times will not be exact.
00.26.00 How do you wake up in the morning

00.01.25I have never taken ‘Big Sur’ for granted

00.04.00We bought our land!

00.04.36Good Soil!

00.06.57Why did you come to Big Sur!

00.08.32Vietnam draft

00.09.58School in Bismarck, North Dakota!

00.11.00The ’story’ just didn’t work for me.

00.12.05I did not have any dreams.

00.15.35The news about Big Sur back then

00.17.23 Back in time in my family...

00.18.26Jim Hill EXPLAIN

00.19.40On the Road...heading out!

00.26.48Gazebo, Janet Lederman

00.30.52Doing scary things!

00.31.40It looked like a terrorist training camp

00.34.20The Garden at Esalen. What is is about?

00.38.16Garden goes to sleep at winter. How much fertilizer did you need from the ‘outside?’

00.39.40The boat capsized and the chimneys went away...

00.40.40My Brother was farming in North Dakota.

00.41.50Esalen Garden is a 5000 year old compost pile and burial ground.

00.43.22Esalen, gardening workshops?

00.45.20I still feel like a student, it never ends...

00.46.35 Frank and Kathy Pinney at Loet Vanderveen

00.49.55When, how & why did you get engaged in local planning.

00.51.20I walked away from Esalen...

00.53.50How’s Big Sur doing as far as land use?

01.00.36The LUP asks for a certain humility

01.01.25How did you meet Sydney?

01.02.18Q&A Susan Zsigmond, changes at Esalen?

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#14 Sanna Björling, former Swedish foreign correspondent in Washington DC for Dagens Nyheter in a conversation with Magnus Torén.

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We sit in a bar, at Benny Andersson's Rival, on Söder in Stockholm! I am speaking with Swedish author and journalist Sanna Björling. (Far from Big Sur, but as we have said, A Big Sur Podcast is free to roam!)
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Sanna recently worked as foreign correspondent in Washington DC for Dagens Nyheter, the largest Swedish daily newspaper. We talk of both her personal and professional life as a foreign correspondent, the changing media landscape, immigration, politics, having three young children in the USA and more.

Sanna has authored two books that are mentioned in our discussion (neither of which yet has been translated) are ALLT VI HAR GEMENSAMT, which translated would be All That We Have in Common, and, coauthored with Frida Stranne, SUPERMAKTEN .

Sanna is married to my second cousin Olof Torén.
Sanna often hosts a podcast HERE! (sometimes in English).
The book, Bad News, by Batya Ungar-Sargon we mention.
Title music by John Holm. Other music clips by Frédéric Chopin.

I hope you will enjoy joining us for part of our conversation. / Magnus

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