Green Planet Blue Planet Podcast

About ReHumans ReHumans are inspiring leaders committed to understanding what it means to be human in the 2020s and beyond, as our times are complexifying and our spirit is uniting. Together we are reimagining the new narrative and redefining what success means.  About Duane Elgin Duane is an internationally recognized author, educator and speaker. His books include: Voluntary Simplicity, The Living Universe, Promise Ahead, and Awakening Earth. With Joseph Campbell and a small team of scholars, he co-authored Changing Images of Man. He has co-authored numerous studies of the long-range future since the early 1970s—first while working as a social scientist on a Presidential Commission on the American Future, and then with the futures group in the think-tank, SRI International with clients such as the President’s Science Advisor and the National Science Foundation. Since 1981 he has co-founded three non-profit and trans-partisan organizations working for media accountability and citizen empowerment. Duane received the Peace Prize of Japan, the GoiAward, in Tokyo in 2006 in recognition of his contribution to a global “vision, consciousness, and lifestyle” that fosters a “more sustainable and spiritual culture.” He is currently the co-director of the “Great Transition Project” that is exploring the deep future and a new paradigm pathway to a sustainable future. See the developing website: www.GreatTransition.Earth

About (Re)Humans  The ReHumans around the Planet, are being featured in a book, documentary and gatherings. The life stories of ReHumans bring a new perspective of hope, seeking a balance between doing and being. What they do is at the heart of a new narrative that describes the world that is emerging and reveals it in all its splendor and prospects. What they are is the role models we need for the future of humankind: humans worried about our impact on the Planet and on the consequences of it for our future. In this episode founder and curator of the ReHumans: Rodrigo V Cunha is the co-host to our episode.  About Ernesto van Peborgh He is an entrepreneur, engineer and holds an MBA from Harvard University. He now creates systemic interactive networks by applying social technology and knowledge management. He applies the potential of social media to catalyze a cultural change from the collaborative ways of working. He is the founder of a multidisciplinary team called El viaje de Odiseo dedicated to the finding solutions for sustainability at the organization and knowledge levels. Odiseo has offices in Buenos Aires and São Paulo, and has clients in Latin America, the US and Europe. He has published a number of books about sustainability, collaborative businesses, complex systems, knowledge commons and human evolution.

Angela Del Sol is a climate activist and social entrepreneur, international curator passionate about the connection between art, culture, and impact. In 2016, she founded Solare Creative, a creative studio to help brands connect with their audiences from URL to IRL (Real Life), and catered for the Global Generation that values design and legacy. She recently launched a new social business, Rainbow Sun Bags to support artisan women in her home country, Colombia. Angela Del Sol has used her voice to advocate for climate action and bring clean energy and drinking water to places that needed most. She has fundraised over $100k to bring Solar Power and clean water to places like Puerto Rico and Colombia. She has been highlighted by her humanitarian work by Olafur Eliason, Little Sun Energy.

This conversation is an inquiry into our collective garbage problem. More so the lack of proper, holistic planning in the distribution and shipping cycles of materials, objects and the stuff we use on a daily. Sami and his story are about SOAP. One of the most simple necessities in everyones life. About 5 Million blocks of Soap get thrown out every day, in the global hotel complex alone. Samir Lakhani is a social entrepreneur dedicated to restoring health and dignity to developing countries. Before founding Eco-Soap Bank in 2014, Samir was deeply involved in aquaculture and nutrition projects in northern Cambodian villages. He has also developed solar lighting solution projects in Cambodia, Bangladesh, and Nepal. Through his six years of nonprofit work in the areas of nutrition, water accessibility, and sanitation/hygiene, he has witnessed firsthand how delivering key products like soap transform the health and well-being of impoverished communities. Samir received a CNN Heroes Award for Eco-Soap Bank in 2017 and a Unilever Young Entrepreneurs award in 2018. He also recently gave a TEDx Talk. He is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh and currently lives in Pittsburgh, PA. If you want to be part of the big solution Samir is creating, reach out here: samir@ecosoapbank.org

Life is not a to-do list. We are on this planet to have an experience. In this episode there is so much good stuff: Getting into flowstate through meditation and breath for optimal living Advanced listening; learning from the trees. Allowing yourself to be where you are now and then atuning by shifting just 1 or 2 degrees. Transmuting energy through tantric practices Expanding our awareness & Coming into oneness Julian is on a quest to showcase & display the key players in the regenerative movement, to make Planet Earth worth living on. He shares about what it takes for leaders and visionary creators to connect with purpose and create for self, others and the environment. You can work with Julian in a Coaching or Mentorship relationship, or find out more on the transformational Events he fosters on his website. Julian helps people connect with their true purpose beyond simple success metrics. He is an avid Yogi, long-time meditator and loves outdoor sports. https://www.greenplanet-blueplanet.com/ Follow the podcast Youtube: https://bit.ly/samanthalotusyoutube Itunes/Spotify/All platforms: https://anchor.fm/realityhackingpodcast Say hi on social: Facebook: https://facebook.com/samanthalotuspage Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samantha_lo... Twitter: https://twitter.com/samantha_lotus

Eyoälha Baker is a photographer, muralist, public speaker, writer, community engagement activator. She is best known for her 6 year Jump for Joy Photo Project which started in 2012, photographing thousands of people from all walks of life to capture and share the energy of joy, and creating several large-scale public art murals with her images, uplifting people around the globe. During the summer of 2019, Eyoalha began developing her new passion and genre of work which she calls - Light realm Photography - showcasing yet another side of her continually evolving creative expression working with the energy of light, taking her photography to new realms using the dynamic forces of energy, breath, movement and sunlight to create otherworldly and uniquely original images. Her recent art show, FOUND was inspired by nearly losing 15 years of images and reflects both letting go of lost photography work and refocusing on what remains, paralleling the metaphor of her own personal evolution on her journey of healing, self-discovery and artistic expression.

Josh Whiton is an impact entrepreneur blending technology and business with active care for the planet. The companies, projects, and planetary interventions he serves aim to harmonize society with nature, catalyze a regenerative economy, and elevate human consciousness. Regenerate The Planet We need to start regenerating the planet, rather than simply consuming it as a raw material. Our society produces an enormous amount of food waste. Currently, nearly all of it goes to landfills where it rots, releasing CO2 and methane — an even worse greenhouse gas. When instead we turn that food waste into soil, the carbon and nutrients go into the ground, sequestering carbon, while producing the topsoil our food system depends on. More about Josh: The Projects he created include the transit-tech company TransLoc, for which he was named a Champion of Change by the White House. TransLoc was #5 on Fast Company's list of the most innovative companies in transportation and was recently acquired by the Ford Motor Company. Josh also co-founded one of the first urban farms in the southeastern United States, helping thousands of people each year to participate in a more beautiful food system. His latest intervention is MakeSoil.org

In this episode Julian sits down once again with Simon Fyall, and shares about his experience in Davos2020.  Julian shares about his favorite experiences during this powerful week, during which: Marc Benioff , CEO of Salesforce declared that “capitalism as we’ve known it is dead,” and called for higher taxes on the wealthy. The range was broad: At an event titled “2030,” Lucian Tarnowski and his cohort predicted a new golden age of human thriving following various radical changes, such as the overcoming of material wants and broader use of psychedelics for emotional health. And in an official nod to the revolutionary spirit, the World Economic Forum itself, which runs the show, released a new “Davos Manifesto,” for the “fourth industrial revolution.” Among Julians favorite experiences were: - The GreenDebate at Hotel Seehof - Salesforce Lunch and Panel with Jane Goodall, Will I am and others - Remember 2030 party at #Blockbase  Here is an article in the New York Times about this Remeber2030 Event during which Julian offered a Breathwork and Meditation: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/23/opinion/sunday/davos-2020-capitalism-climate.html The Green Debate, organised by In-Events, did bring together forward-thinking executives and CEOs who share a common interest in sustainable business and development. Panel participants included Erika Karp, Founder and CEO of Cornerstone Capital Group; Ibrahim Al Husseini, CEO of Full Cycle; Thimo V. Schmitt, Director of Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability at Aurora Europe;  For context, here is an overview of what the official WEF agenda was for 2020: The Programme for the Annual Meeting did prioritize six key areas: Ecology: How to mobilize business to respond to the risks of climate change and ensure that measures to protect biodiversity reach forest floors and ocean beds. Economy: How to remove the long-term debt burden and keep the economy working at a pace that allows higher inclusion. Technology: How to create a global consensus on deployment of Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies and avoid a ‘technology war’. Society: How to reskill and upskill a billion people in the next decade. Geopolitics: How the ‘spirit of Davos’ can create bridges to resolve conflicts in global hotspots. Informal meetings to set kickstart conciliation. Industry: How to help business create the models necessary to drive enterprise in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. How to navigate an enterprise in a world exposed to political tensions and driven by exponential technological change as well as increasing expectations from all stakeholders.

Joshua Spodek is a two-time TEDx speaker and #1 bestselling author of Initiative and Leadership Step by Step, host of the award-winning Leadership and the Environment podcast, and professor at NYU. Joshua teaches and coaches leadership and entrepreneurship at NYU and Columbia Business School. He has spoken at Harvard, Princeton, West Point, and globally renowned corporations. It is his mission is to help people live by their values, especially their environmental values, creating and finding joy, meaning, value, importance, purpose, passion, and other emotional reward in the process. And fun facts > He hasn’t flown (by choice) since March 2016, has picked up at least one piece of street trash per day since April 2017, and takes over a year to produce a load of garbage.

NOAH ST. JOHN is known as “The Power Habits® Mentor” and is famous for helping people get rid of their head trash and make more money. Noah is the ONLY author in history to have works published by Hay House, HarperCollins, Simon & Schuster, Mindvalley, Nightingale-Conant, and the Chicken Soup for the Soul publisher. He also appears frequently in the news worldwide, including ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox, Parade Magazine, Entrepreneur.com and The Huffington Post.