I’m often asked by readers where they can find an overview of my ideas around the Great Disruption and where society is heading, so they can revisit them or share them with friends and family. In our information, media and idea rich world this now of course has to come in many different formats.

Thanks to the University of Sydney’s Institute for Sustainable Solutions my presentation was recorded when I spoke at the Sydney Ideas lecture series and is now available for download.

• It was broadcast nationally on ABC Radio on Background Briefing so an [audio version of the Great Disruption] is available at their site.
• You can also watch [a video version of the Great Disruption] in full, including Rosemary Lyster’s introduction and the question and answer session.
• For those who prefer a quick read, my first Cockatoo Chronicles [summarises the Great Disruption] in 850 words.
• You can read [Tom Friedman's NYT column] where he references my work in his commentary on the economic and ecological crises.
• NPR in the USA had a national [one hour radio special on the Great Disruption] with Tom Ashbrook’s On Point, where I was joined by Joe Romm from the [excellent climate blog Climate Progress] (Joe is where I picked up the idea of the global economy as Ponzi Scheme)
• The original [Great Disruption letter] from July 2008 is here on my website.
• For those want Twitter length commentary, you can [follow me on Twitter] but I’m afraid I haven’t got the arguments quite summarised to that brevity yet! Perhaps “The revolution is coming hold on for the ride!” or maybe just “Shop less, Live more”