Join Kate Raworth, creator of the doughnut model, Helen Thompson, a political economy expert, and Bim Afolami, a Conservative MP focused on renewable energy, as they explore whether we can thrive without economic growth. They discuss the necessity of revising our understanding of prosperity, emphasizing sustainability and social equity over GDP. The trio critiques the relentless pursuit of growth and advocates for innovative economic models that prioritize well-being, pushing for an inclusive dialogue that challenges traditional economic narratives.

MP Bim Afolami and Revolute CEO Francesca Carlesi discuss the future of London post-Brexit, the city's technological advancements, and navigating global financial competition. They explore London's historical resilience, evolving relationships with Gulf states, and the challenges and strategies for revitalizing London's financial position in the global market.

Caroline Lucas, former leader of the Green Party, Bim Afolami, Conservative MP and renewable energy advocate, climate activist Clover Hogan, and Adair Turner, chair of the Energy Transitions Commission, debate the outcomes of COP26. They discuss whether the agreements made can genuinely tackle the climate crisis or if they fall short due to powerful nations like India and China diluting pledges. The conversation highlights the importance of youth activism, corporate responsibility, and the need for equitable support to vulnerable nations in the climate fight.