Sustainability is about the world we share and not just the commitment we make to supporting a better environment. It is about what we do to sustain ourselves, our communities, our society, our culture, our institutions and our future. Sustainability Time asks a central question about us: What is the natural thread that connects the many pieces of our civilization? Do we recognize what binds our challenges to a single frame? Real life doesn't arrive in separate categories. Still, we attack our problems one by one and try to make a difference. We are resourceful and accomplish many of our goals in society. On the other hand, often, we diminish important parts of our problems as we try to solve them—and lose sight of what we are actually trying to fix. We should always remember that people aren't simply consumers of resources. We are creators of value—and society's greatest resource. Economics, technology, government and natural resources matter
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Signup to Generate a PitchSustainability is about the world we share and not just the commitment we make to supporting a better environment. It is about what we do to sustain ourselves, our communities, our society, our culture, our institutions and our future. Sustainability Time asks a central question about us: What is the natural thread that connects the many pieces of our civilization?
Sustainability Time is hosted by Todd Francis. The show has published 13 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Financial Authority For All!" (26 September 2026, 30 minutes), "Prisons and Sustainability" (7 September 2026, 22 minutes), and "Trauma vs. A Sustainable Mind" (23 July 2026, 23 minutes).
Sustainability Time publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 26 minutes across 13 episodes.
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Todd Francis hosts Sustainability Time, a society podcast with 13 episodes published.
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We introduce a simple but unsettling framework: incomplete income. If it takes 27 units to live with basic stability in your society but your work pays 20, the missing 7 units do not disappear. The deficit gets paid...
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What does the food served inside an American prison tell us about the society outside of it? In this episode of Sustainability Time , we begin with incarceration and follow the question much further. We examine prison...
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From domestic violence and childhood neglect to addiction, chronic fear, and intergenerational pain, trauma shows up in everyday life and often hides behind choices that look self-destructive. Someone returns to an...
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<p>Sustainability starts in ordinary life, in the human environment we create with our words, habits, and daily choices. When people feel supported instead of abandoned, connected instead of isolated, communities become...
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<p>In this episode of It’s Sustainability Time, we explore the idea that the true goal of education in a sustainable society is the development of capable human beings.</p><p>What does it mean to be capable in the...
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<p>In this episode, we explore what it might actually feel like to live in a sustainable society in daily life.</p><p>Would we be a population of slimmer people?<br/>Would hypertension become a thing of the...
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<p>Value is the starting point of sustainability — and a healthy community is its end result.</p><p>In this episode, we explore why real progress isn’t driven by better information or improved practices alone, but by a...
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<p>Sustainability has a transcendent quality.<br/>Can we make it part of our everyday reality?</p><p>In this episode, Todd Francis explores the idea that sustainable thinking is less like a band-aid for problems and...
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<p><b>Americans make up 25% of the global prison population. </b>We live in a virtual pandemic of U.S. citizens who live their lives in 6ft. x 8ft. cells. Is this a crime against humanity or a strong commitment to keep...
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<p>We spend a third of our lives in a state where we have very little awareness of our surroundings. We have thrived as beings whose minds shut down involuntarily every day. Sleep is a central part of our physiology and...
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<p>There are so many ways we could fall to the knees of our greatest creation. Will AI computing inadvertently bring on the destruction of humanity?</p><p>It is likely that AI networks will someday overwrite human...
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<p>It would take 1.3 million Planet Earths to equal the Sun's mass and 7.5 trillion people to equal the Earth’s mass. So, where do I fit in? I myself am made up of 7 octillion atoms, which is 7 followed by 27...
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<p>Is social cohesion breaking down? Media networks have mastered the art of keeping viewers anxious and fearful. Elected leaders create a false sense of urgency that drives us to want to escalate conflicts. But, what...
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<p>Americans own 400 million guns compared to 285 million cars. The people own more guns than the military. 47% of the world’s guns are owned by Americans, yet only 30% of our households have guns. Some Americans say...
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<p>A man implies that God is his Father. The same man changes jugs of water into wine at a marriage festival. He was conceived without a human father and returns after his death to lead humanity back to its righteous...
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<p>Just 5 food items form the basis for human survival. They are the foundation for what makes civilization possible. What are they? What gives the five staples the capability to feed us all? </p>
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