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Fransesca Rheannon, of The Writer’s Voice, is an excellent interviewer.  All the basics of about finding and keeping a good housemate are in the half-hour interview.

You can listen to her half-hour interview of me here or download the podcast here.

It’s an hour-long show, I’m the first half-hour.

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Living Alone: It’s Modern

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Thought for the day: The ability to live alone only becomes possible when electricity, running water and central heating allow an individual to maintain a life without using muscles – their own or hired. It is decidedly a late-twentieth century phenomenon. The first census that asked about the size of households was in 1940. At [...]

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Your Sneak Preview

What does a Sharing Housing presentation sound and look like?  Like this. For a larger view go here. (You must have Flash enabled.) Related Posts:Going Solo—”Surprising Appeal of Living Alone”—Really?Listen to Podcast on Sharing HousingActive Social Life May Delay Memory LossHe Took The Plunge

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Causabon’s Predictions for the New Year

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Among many sobering predictions about our  oil-driven world, Sharon Astyk, author of Causabon’s Book blog, predicts that in 2011 there will be a necessary consolidation of housing.  Astyk thinks that more families and friends will choose to live together to save money and help each other out as they cope with the financial distresses of [...]

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Moving Away from Ownership

Is the electronic revolution making ownership a thing of the past?  This is an argument of Simon Smith in his most interesting article on “transumers” . He argues that renting, rather than owning, is a trend that is growing, made possible because of the Internet.  Zip cars  and Netflix are excellent examples. I’ve noticed this [...]

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