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  • Audio from Snake Island, Black Sea: Russians: This is a Russian warship. I propose you lay down arms and surrender to avoid bloodshed & unnecessary victims. Otherwise, you’ll be bombed. Ukrainians: Russian warship, go fuck yourself. They were all killed.

    Eric was on the beach in Odessa and heard this happen. Let's hear about it from his firsthand account.

    It's week 4 of the war in Ukraine - let's meet Eric and Anastasia and hear their stories.

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  • In this episode we explore small scale regenerative farming and ranching.


    What does it mean practically to “go regenerative”, what are the timeframes, what benefit it is to the planet, and we’ll show sometimes you might just be trying to improve your yields and become an accidental environmentalist.

    We’re going to explore how people in the US can utilise government programs to help fund their way into more regenerative ranching practices.

    Our accomplices on this journey include Marcus Long - the founder of a long legacy and REI firm and naval officer- he’s all about helping investors around the world securely finance their future and educating the next generation holistically - and Sebastian Graf, an American kid with dyslexia that stopped normal school to hunt fossils and ended up a robotics engineer and expatriated to Berlin.


    What is regenerative?

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    Thanks again to Marcus and Sebastian to help us unpack this on our Summit Roundtable.

    Learn how your green can grow more green for your portfolio and the planet! Visit us here for everything you need to know: www.sustainableinvestorsgroup.com

    Schedule a call where we can discuss your investing needs, outdoor adventure plans, or just to get to know each other.

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  • Fabian Meyer-Brötz and Joseph Druther unpack the nitty gritty details of the costs, planning, and benefits of investing in 3D printed homes.

    They also workshop how a small business can incorporate this disruptive technology into their business.

    Our accomplices on this journey include Fabian Meyer-Brötz--the head of 3D printing for Peri - a family owned global leading company in construction scaffolding and Joseph Druther - an American small business contractor and investor uninspired by the dogma and lack of vision in the construction industry looking for a better way.

    Can this, will this -- change the world???

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    Thanks again to Fabian and Joseph to help us unpack this on our Summit Roundtable.

    Learn how your green can grow more green for your portfolio and the planet! Visit us here for everything you need to know: www.sustainableinvestorsgroup.com

    Schedule a call where we can discuss your investing needs, outdoor adventure plans, or just to get to know each other.

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  • Rich Bradbury is no gentleman farmer. He is helping provide a superior grass fed meat product and regenerate the soil by advancing regenerative practices in the drought stricken Great Basin in Oregon.


    Jim Haberer serves his nation as naval officer stationed in Naples, Italy and he wants to invest for impact from abroad. Despite being almost vegetarian, he believes in the power of planned holistic grazing. But with his career it's hard for him to get out onto the land directly. He’s in full R&D mode now, there’s no stopping him.

    Part 2 of this series we go into the technical details of private investment through many different proven vehicles to make money and make a difference.

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    Thanks again to Rich and Jim to help us unpack this on our Summit Roundtable.

    Learn how your green can grow more green for your portfolio and the planet! Visit us here for everything you need to know: www.sustainableinvestorsgroup.com

    Schedule a call where we can discuss your investing needs, outdoor adventure plans, or just to get to know each other.

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  • Rich Bradbury is no gentleman farmer. He is helping provide a superior grass fed meat product and regenerate the soil by advancing regenerative practices in the drought stricken Great Basin in Oregon.


    Jim Haberer serves his nation as naval officer stationed in Naples, Italy and he wants to invest for impact from abroad. Despite being almost vegetarian, he believes in the power of planned holistic grazing. But with his career it's hard for him to get out onto the land directly. He’s in full R&D mode now, there’s no stopping him.

    Stay tuned for part 2 where we go into the technical details of private investment through many different proven vehicles to make money and make a difference.

    Proudly affiliated with Aspiration Bank & Sustainable Investors Group

    Thanks again to Rich and Jim to help us unpack this on our Summit Roundtable.

    Learn how your green can grow more green for your portfolio and the planet! Visit us here for everything you need to know: www.sustainableinvestorsgroup.com

    Schedule a call where we can discuss your investing needs, outdoor adventure plans, or just to get to know each other.

    If you enjoyed this podcast, there’s a couple of things we need you to do right now:

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    Then, please share the show with whoever you think it will inspire.

    Until the next time, Climb Your Mountains.

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  • What happens when you get a NASA pilot together with a clean energy fund manager and MF syndicator? A whole lot of inspiration to build a better future for our kids and SOPs.

    Yes, step-by-step details on how normal people like us can invest into renewable energy projects either passively or actively and take advantage of the tailwinds behind solar and be at the front of the Green Wave.

    Micheal Euperio is paddling out front on that wave. His company Redeem Investments breathes life into old apartments to rejuvenate the community and now massively making impact on a clean future by raising a fund that works with minority business enterprise developers on a utility grade solar farm.


    Dan Heaney doesn’t let the status quo define him, on his conventional real estate search he noticed empty land and thought, why don’t I buy it and put a solar farm on it? No tenants, just PVs. He’s in full R&D mode now, there’s no stopping him.

    Stay tuned to the end where we digress into treacherous but amazing mountain bike trails and taking a break from being a tourist and simply drinking beer on the beach with the locals is the best part of being on vacation

    I’m a total beginner on this but you’ll see it’s not all that different from investing in commercial real estate as a private lender but with a whole lot of government subsidies.

    I know we’ll be hearing a lot more from Micheal and Dan in the future.

    Michael Euperio is COO of Redeem Investments, West Point graduate and multifamily syndicator. [email protected]

    Dan Heaney is an aspiring solar farm developer and Nasa Pilot.

    Supported by Aspiration Bank & Sustainable Investors Group

    Thanks so much to Dan and Micheal for helping me dive deep into the topic, I’ll admit I really didn’t understand how you can act as lender for solar projects and stay outside the equity position on a depreciating asset like equipment.

    I had a blast learning about this and in conclusion:

    Solar has huge tailwinds and we should paddle out on the front of this green wave for a diversified portfolio resilient to climate shocks.

    Seas to Swim In: Solar Lending

    Solar Lending: For predevelopment/development: the Fund has a 15% IRR with a 3 year exit plan. Sounds pretty good. The utility company will hold the asset and reduces risk on maintenance.
    Paris Agreement: Solar is likely the most profitable short term solution to meet our energy demands to limit global warming. Many approaches are needed though.

    Mountains to Climb: Solar End-to-End

    Complexity: Without experience it’s tough to sort out all the technical details, partnering with an experienced operator would be helpful to avoid costly mistakes.

    Initial Investment: land needed is about 2-5 acres per megawatt. 85-95 cents per watt is a good build price.

    Thanks again to Micheal and Dan to help us unpack this on our Summit Roundtable.

    Book Recommendations: Traction, Climate Wealth

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    Schedule a call where we can discuss your investing needs, outdoor adventure plans, or just to get to know each other.

    Special thanks to Dan and Mike for taking the time to share so many great insights with us.

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  • Who here loves sushi and Korean Kimbap? I do! Well this episode is going to blow your mind at the opportunities to invest in seaweed that sequesters carbon and is sunk to the bottom of the oceans to save the world!

    We also have some killer conversation on how Iceland is fighting climate change with Viking Lava Stones that sequester carbon!

    Sebastian Graf is robotics expert and founder of True Carbon.

    Sponsored by Aspiration Bank & Sustainable Investors Group

    You will learn the nuts and bolts of the potentially disrupting, emerging voluntary carbon marketplaces.

    We will decipher what carbon certificates are, who buys them, the science behind it, and how you can invest in them.

    It revolves around the topic of regenerative agriculture - all the rage on land, but our guest Sebastian Graf a robotics expert and carbon tech entrepreneur, takes it one step further.

    He wants to connect tech companies flush with cash but desperate to offset their entire carbon footprint to farmers on the land AND sea doing regenerative practices based in science.

    Stay tuned to the end where we digress into Viking Lava Stones - What will Iceland think of next?

    I’m a total beginner on this, so if you are new to the concepts this is a great episode for you because I ask all the questions.

    Thanks so much to Sebastian for helping me dive deep into the topic, I’ll admit I really didn’t understand how you can link these disparate entities together.

    I had a blast learning about this and in conclusion:

    Carbon farming while not new, is just now starting to have efficient startups that can eliminate middlemen in issuing certificates that are supply constrained. It has great potential to disrupt and solve some problems in food and climate but there are also hurdles.

    Seas to Swim In: Carbon Farming Marketplaces

    Supply Constrained: Big tech companies have made net zero pledges for their entire history and don’t have enough places to purchase certificates to offset their CO2.

    Better Soil, Coral: Regenerative practices not only sequester carbon but they make better, more fertile soil that can produce a better yield. And in the sea, plants can regenerate coral reefs too.

    Mountains to Climb: Carbon Farming Marketplaces

    Scaleability: To move more carbon into the soil and make it healthier or place more biomass at the bottom of the sea requires many agricultural operations to do it and educating them on these practices is a monumental task.

    Initial Investment: Converting land and sea agriculture takes time and often is not insured by places like the USDA. Financing is needed.

    Thanks again to Sebastian to help us unpack this on our Green Grows Green Series: Is Carbon Farming the New Gold Rush for Investors?

    Get in touch with Sebastian.

    Learn how your green can grow more green for your portfolio and the planet! Visit us here for everything you need to know: www.sustainableinvestorsgroup.com

    Schedule a call where we can discuss your investing needs, outdoor adventure plans, or just to get to know each other.

    Special thanks to Sebastian Graf for taking the time to share so many great insights with us.

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  • We also have some killer conversation on how to make Martian concrete!

    Helicopter pilot & investor James Gray asks the hard questions of Werner Bittner, former CEO of Umdasch Group Ventures on this in-depth roundtable about 3-D Construction Printing.

    Sponsored by Aspiration Bank & Sustainable Investors Group

    Did you know it’s projected that 3 billion people in the next 50-70 years are expected to move from being poor to middle class in this world and they will not only demand better places to live, but start to emit carbon like we do in the West?

    Enter: 3D Construction Printing.

    Seas to Swim In: 3d Construction Printing Benefits

    Affordability: If building codes are adopted, scale is possible as the robot is fast with walls and lumber prices have skyrocketed the past year with no signs of dipping anytime soon.

    Sustainability: Built to last vs stick builds. Concrete homes are generational. No waste. Minimise amount of concrete needed vs poured concrete with hollow walls. No plywood forms. Low transportation emissions due to less workers needed on site.

    Speed. The Robots can work very fast to make walls. MEP planned in BIM ahead of time and less time on site for skilled trades.

    Labor: 2-3 person teams is all that’s needed for walls. Every 30 min or so they stick in some metal reinforcements and walls are erected in 24-48 printing hours for a 200 sq. meter home.


    Safety: less human injuries due to robot.

    Style: Curved lines and textured walls are not significantly more expensive the rectangles, letting a modern and interesting aesthetic be applied to non-luxury properties.

    Mountains to Climb: 3d Construction Printing Challenges

    Material Mixtures: The so-called Ink for most printers is 3-10 times cost of poured concrete. Often they rely on extra cement which increases the embodied carbon. Many mixtures are proprietary so you don’t even know what’s in it. Can they be locally sourced to reduce transportation costs?

    Regulation: Building codes are built in blood and hard to change, but work is being done now and 2022 has big promise to include 3D printed walls as load bearing but for now each building is a special case permit.

    Semi-Automation: Currently the robots only can manage walls. Fully autonomous house building is still some time in the future but these companies including Contour Crafting Corporation are not only planning Earth scale construction automation but Martian too. So cool!

    Initial Investment: the robot costs 5-800K according to Werner and there may be other robot arm styles that are cheaper, but it doesn’t yet produce a turnkey home. so construction management and skilled trades are needed to coordinate and unlike other products that are automated you really need a lot of coordination for your final product.

    Carbon: Stick built, bamboo, mass timber all have lower embodied carbon than concrete because of the cement needed. But if mixtures for 3D have more aggregates vs cement that will improve it’s and considering the average lifespan of concrete houses vs stick built, it’s not exactly an easy equation.

    Thanks again to Werner and James to help us unpack this.

    Yes, you heard that right. Today in the US, Germany, India, Africa and more You can 3d print houses, commercial buildings.

    Imagine a giant robot that looks like a toothpaste tube or maybe more like an icing funnel that races along much faster than a pastry chef spewing out concrete in layer upon layer to create the walls of a house that will last generations?

    We explore all that we even have some killer conversation on how to make Martian concrete!

    Expect in depth discussions about the Outdoors, the pros and cons of 3d construction printing what makes a home or building sustainable from European and American perspectives.

    Featuring search and reduce helicopter pilot James Gray — who between flying duty over the Dolomites from his AF base in Italy, managing a portfolio of US short term rental properties and raising 3 kids enrolled in local Italian schools.

    And now he is exploring how to make impact for the planet and his portfolio by asking the hard questions of our other guest, Werner Bittner.

    He's the former CEO of Umdasch Group Ventures and previous chairman of the board of Contour Crafting Corporation based in CA. With it’s roots in research and patents since 1994, this company has not only sold military grade 3d printers to the US army corps of engineers but also has a civilian model to print the walls of houses and commercial buildings.

    CC specializes in using a concrete mixture that has coarse aggregates making it more sustainable and cheaper “ink" than other models.

    As always, lots of nuance, collaboration, and abundant brainstorming to make this awesome world even better.

    Welcome to the Summit Roundtable: Expanding Your 3d Printing Horizons.

    Get in touch with James Gray

    Get in touch with Werner Bittner email [email protected]

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    Schedule a call where we can discuss your investing needs, outdoor adventure plans, or just to get to know each other.

    Special thanks to James Gray and Werner Bittner for taking the time to share so many great insights with us.

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    On this Summit Roundtable we discuss the ROI of converting a farm from conventional to regenerative ag, how there's an elegant solution to transfer wealth from large urban corporations to rural farmers, effective communications strategies to connect to farmers, and how we might solve political partisanship with a game of cornhole.

    Featuring CEO of the Nori carbon marketplace Paul Gambill and emmy award winning journalist and comedian Charlie Berens.

    Connect with Paul on www.nori.com with his podcast, blog, and more featuring farmers, scientists, founders, and even religion trying to figure out how to remove carbon from the skies.

    Connect and laugh with Charlie on his website, youtube, and instagram.

    Sponsored by: Aspiration Bank: Signup for Fossil fuel Free banking and get a $50 exclusive offer. #PlantYourChange

    If you’re ready to take the leap into converting your land to not only benefit your soil but also start taking advantage of the up and coming voluntary carbon marketplaces, or you want to reduce your carbon footprint of your own urban business -- then this episode is for you!

    INSIGHTS AND IMPRESSIONS

    Big urban companies can basically give a bridge loan to farmers that want to move from conventional to regenerative agriculture.

    There's a huge supply shortage of carbon removal projects.

    Regenerative agriculture vs conventional agriculture.

    If farmers could see an immediate hit in the form of subsidies created by lobbists to do the "green work" it would make transitions much simpler.

    “If latte-sipping yuppies will buy bitcoin, whatever that is, the money is there, they will buy carbon tokens too if they know about it”

    Charlie is an emmy award winning journalist, stand up comedian, host, creator of Manitowoc Minute and active with multiple charities supporting veterans, farmers, and many many more. The Wisconsin native has been featured on Fox, CBS, Funny or Die, TBS Digital, Variety, MTV News and more.

    Charlie began his career working for MTV News' Choose or Lose. In 2012, Tribune Media tapped Charlie to host the comedic news show Nightcap. In 2013, he won an Emmy for "The Cost of Water" while reporting for KDAF, a television station in Dallas, TX.

    In 2014, CBS Sports Network hired Charlie to host the sports gameshow You’re So Money. Also in 2014, PMC (Variety, Deadline) made Charlie the host of their comedy/entertainment news brand @Hollywood. From red carpets to Sundance to SXSW to Coachella, Charlie has interviewed hundreds of celebrities, politicians, actors, and musicians.

    Charlie is a frequent collaborator on Funny or Die. His comedic mashup including “If Jack Dawson Was Really from Wisconsin” have garnered more than 13 million views.

    In 2017, Charlie began the viral Midwest comedic news series Manitowoc Minute. His fans flock daily to his Facebook page to view his content. He currently has over 550,000 Facebook followers. After garnering millions of views, he’s toured the United States selling out venues within minutes.

    Most recently, Charlie’s Midwest-focused sketch comedy videos have garnered hundreds of millions of views. In addition to sketch comedy and the Manitowoc Minute, Charlie also hosts Dark Side Of on Discovery ID.

    Charlie hosts his own podcast, Cripescast, where he interviews musicians, artists, comedians, creators and more to talk about their story and connections to the Midwest.

    Charlie is currently developing an animated show and is writing his first book that will be released next year.

    Paul Gambill is the CEO and co-founder of Nori, the carbon removal marketplace. In 2015, Paul established the first community dedicated to carbon removal called Carbon Removal Seattle. He has 10 years of experience in managing mobile and web application projects for clients including Nike, Showtime, Target, and Starbucks, and has shipped well over a dozen different apps to the public. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree from Arizona State University, and his Master of Engineering Management degree from Duke University.

    Learn how your green can grow more green for your portfolio and the planet! Visit us here for everything you need to know: www.sustainableinvestorsgroup.com

    Schedule a call where we can discuss your investing needs, outdoor adventure plans, or just to get to know each other.

    Special thanks to Paul Gambill and Charlie Berens for taking the time to share so many great insights with us.

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  • On this Summit Roundtable we discuss the ROI and lifestyle of hospitality investing in the Swiss Alps and Italian Dolomites and Italian home buying from USA. Featuring Rick Steves’ Tour Guide and Swiss Hotelier Stephen McPhilemy and expat Italian real estate pro and social advocate Dave Waters.

    Check out Hotel Oberland or Connect with Stephen on his website.

    Connect with Dave on his Youtube Channel.

    Sponsored by: Sustainable Investors Group

    Stephen is Ireland’s foremost travel expert and tour guide and featured on the PBS show Rick Steves’ Europe. He decided to create a “pension plan” and pooled investor funds to buy a historic hotel in Dingle, Ireland and a mountain chalet hotel in Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland.

    Dave grew up in Idaho but moved to Lombardy, Italy where he has created an amazing Youtube channel informing and inspiring American investors to find their dream vacation or retirement home off the beaten path.

    Today we’re going to listen to them brainstorm about how to integrate and give back to the communities in which they are investing. Also great discussion on how to size your hotel for optimal ROI and how to create a lifestyle you love.

    If you dream of retiring in the Italian countryside or skiing the Alps out of your back door, then this episode is for you!

    INSIGHTS AND IMPRESSIONS

    We dig deep into the key features of what makes good investment on hotels, even now during covid times. A few key insights are to avoid smaller hotels as the time, money, and work required is about the same for a 10 vs 30 bedroom hotel.

    Unlike America, most European countries and even states or counties have very distinct personality, language and cultural preferences. Both guests are avid language learners and suggest you dive into the culture and avoid the “us-vs-them” mentality as an expat.

    Getting involved in local sports clubs or hobby clubs as a sponsor is also a great way to show support outside taxes.

    If you’re ready to take the leap into Europe for your real estate business, then this episode is for you!

    “The word heaven comes to mind, when looking out my backdoor.”

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    Schedule a call where we can discuss your investing needs, outdoor adventure plans, or just to get to know each other.

    Special thanks to Stephen McPhilemy and Dave Waters for taking the time to share so many great insights with us.

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  • On this Summit Roundtable we discuss the ROI of solar on short term rentals, mid-sized multifamily, and how delicious wild game tastes when you carry the elk off the mountain yourself after the hunt. Featuring motivated and mindful investor Blake Dailey and sustainability advocate Logan Boesch.

    Connect with Logan on Instagram

    Connect with Blake at multifamilyjourney.com

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    Blake has skyrocketed in the investing world starting 18 months ago with his first purchase and now has 85 doors. His systematic approach has yielded an almost 100% occupancy rate this past year despite covid.

    Logan grew up on a corn farm in MN and bought his first solar panel at 15. Today we’re going to listen to them brainstorm with actual numbers on an airbnb property with 9 months of utility data to decide if solar is a good investment for profits and polar bears.

    If you’re ready to take the leap into renewable energy for your real estate business, then this episode is for you!

    INSIGHTS AND IMPRESSIONS

    We dig deep into the key features of what makes solar a good investment on commercial properties, especially Airbnbs. A few key terms like NOI and income approach are thrown out there, no worries—all that means is that if you are the landlord and paying for utilities — adding a power planet to your roof will drastically affect the valuation of your business/investment.

    Unlike single family homes, most “commercial” properties are valued based on the income they produce minus the expenses. The financing is important, but separate from that equation and makes it a bit confusing - but a great opportunity to focus on efficiencies to improve the value of your business.

    For larger multifamily commercial properties with individual meters for tenants, it may make financial sense to consider solar based upon the orientation of your roof and the amenities the owner/investor must pay for.

    If you’re ready to take the leap into renewable energy for your real estate business, then this episode is for you!

    Learn more about Blake and his journey at multifamilyjourney.com

    Connect with Logan at Bailiwick Capital and Instagram.

    “The utility companies are slumlords, what does Texas think?”

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    Schedule a call where we can discuss your investing needs, outdoor adventure plans, or just to get to know each other.

    Special thanks to Blake Dailey and Logan Boesch for taking the time to share so many great insights with us.

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