Permaculture audiobooks?

I'm going on a long drive soon (to look at land! yaaaaay!) and am wondering if permies have favorite permaculture-themed audiobooks they could recommend. I'm getting mine through Audible.

For my contribution I'll offer the unabridged version of Jared Diamond's "Collapse" at the recommendation of Larry Korn, whose soil scientist background made his mention of the book seem very important. Korn said that civilizations rise and fall on the conditions of their soil, and I think Diamond does a great job of supporting that case, though I don't think he set out to do that. His coverage of ancient and modern societies is comprehensive, and the scope gives you a sense of permaculture's urgency. I'm on Chapter 13 and Collapse is certainly giving me a different view of Australia than Mollison and Lawton have...curious what any Australians on here might think of its portrait.

Have you discovered Paul's Permaculture Podcasts yet?

The closest ones to audiobooks might the book review ones.

He's done -

Sep Holzer's Permaculture
Creating an Oasis with Greywater
Hands on Agronomy
Just Enough
Atlas Shrugged
Botany in a Day
Don't Eat Anything with a Face

Thanks Burra! I have been listening to Paul episodically for some time now (shh...he may be listening! ) but I appreciate your linking those book review podcasts, none of which I've heard.

Have you checked out the wealth of info and podcast from Permiekids.com Jen Mendez does a fantastic job of a large variety of podcasts, over 300 to chose from. Check them out!
https://www.permiekids.com

"Building a Better World in Your Backyard" is available as an audiobook here and on audible.

Braiding Sweetgrass was a lovely listen!

It's by "Potawatomi professor Robin Wall Kimmerer, about the role of Indigenous knowledge as an alternative or complementary approach to Western mainstream scientific methodologies."

Heartwarming and kind and a lovely sharing of some key indigenous concepts.