Manish Jain, Creator of DGraph, discusses the benefits of storing and querying data as a graph, how DGraph overcomes limitations, building a distributed, consistent database, and the use case of integrating 51 data silos into a single database cluster.

Lyla June Johnston, an advocate for indigenous rights, joins a compelling lineup including educator Manish Jain, philosopher Bayo Akomolafe, and localization pioneer Helena Norberg-Hodge. The discussion highlights radical new perspectives needed for systemic change. They delve into the notions of truth in a post-truth world, explore sacred activism, and promote localism and alternative food systems. The guests emphasize reconnecting with identity and Earth while critiquing corporate influences on education and community, inspiring listeners to rethink their roles in an interconnected world.