Miriam Martineau, a counselor, teacher and founder of Next Step Integral, discusses the practical aspects of running an intentional community.
FTP131: Daniel Christian Wahl – Designing Regenerative Cultures
Daniel Christian Wahl on regenerative cultures, the role of humans on planet Earth, and the importance of being in right relationship with technology, nature, and the process of life as a whole.
FTP130: Nora Bateson and Joe Brewer – Earth Regeneration Q&A
Discussion and Q&A about Earth Regeneration and Smart Villages with Nora Bateson, Joe Brewer, and Future Thinkers Community members.
FTP128: Richard Perkins – Regenerative Revolution: How Permaculture Can Save Failing Food Systems
Richard Perkins of Ridgedale Permaculture on the surprising ways permaculture can save failing food systems & regenerate human society.
FTP127: Nora Bateson – Healing A Disintegrating Society
Nora Bateson is back for another sensemaking conversation on the current disintegration of societal systems, and how to navigate the chaos of the world.
FTP126: Joe Brewer – Regenerating The Earth
Joe Brewer is back on the show to talk about living in economic collapse, re-establishing relationships with nature and community, and his new book called The Design Pathway for Regenerating Earth.
FTP125: Bonnitta Roy – Human Flourishing in the Time of Turmoil
Author and philosopher Bonnitta Roy talks about human flourishing, the rise of localism, whether we need institutions, and validating different expressions.
FTP124: James Ehrlich – Designing Regenerative Villages
The founder of Regen Villages talks about the future of smart villages, why we need them, and what are the barriers and risks to getting there.
FTP120: Q&A With Joe Brewer
Joe Brewer's work is centered around regenerative cultures. He travels around the world, studying different practices that contribute to the regeneration of the environment and communities.
FTP109: Dr. Dayna Baumeister – Biomimicry: What We Risk If We Ignore Nature’s Design
Dr. Dayna Baumeister talks about biomimicry, and how we can learn from nature to be more resilient, self-sustainable, and raise better adapted kids.
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