World of Wisdom

Marie Ekeland (LI) founder of 2050 and venture capitalist came on and we spoke about how they are reinventing the VC model so it may contribute to a regenerative future. This is a very hands on conversation that dives into the weeds: the fund structure their alignment model, the world they are hoping to create through their investment, the incentives. It's absolutely excellent. We also speak of why investment is a creation of reality, of the dangers of financial and real economy living in separate realities and why it is (perhaps more than ever) important to find ways to go against the market norm. Enjoy!

Dave Snowden, founder of the Cynefin Co. and a visionary in complexity science, explores fascinating themes around change and decision-making. He critiques traditional workshops, advocating for micro-engagements that nurture empathy and community. Snowden emphasizes the importance of agency and affordances in shaping change, warning against cultural homogenization. He champions narrative approaches to capture diverse experiences and encourages a focus on patterns rather than precision, making complexity accessible and engaging.

Mari Granström (LI) founder and CEO of Origin by Ocean. We spoke of the chemicals industry and why it's so integral to everything that we do, how it can and probably will become a part of the solution going forward. We spoke of what it takes to actually recreate supply chains that are healthier where social , environmental and financial benefit are co-consequences. We also spoke of why single focus on carbon is detrimental for driving healthy change. This is a very hands on, conversation that highlights very tangible transformation of a supply chain and beyond. Enjoy!

Cassie Robinson (website) & Vanessa Reid (website) came on the podcast for a spontaneous chat about the wealth transformation, what nature immersion and different modes of gathering holds in terms of transformative potential. We spoke of death, and dying in a living way. The wealth defence industry, the paths towards post capitalist ways of being. The importance of looking at ones own relationship with wealth, and the communication that may open up if we start caring for money in different ways. This conversation holds so much potential for those oriented towards systemic transformation. Enjoy!Additional resourcess:Wealth HackersWolf Willow InstituteThe Living Wholeness Institute

Bree Greenberg is a therapist and spiritual teacher. This conversation weaves the threads of power with eating disorder, the current state of the world with our relationship to our innermost sacred, the innocence. This is a challenging conversation and an incredibly important one. It is about what is most systemic and most personal. We track Bree's work with those suffering form eating disorders to the work that she is now doing, empowering people and bringing forth the movement of existence. To dive in: Bree's website or The movement of existence (Youtube)

Amrei Andrasch is the co-founder of the Regenerative Timelab (website) and steward of the Oslo Project. We spoke of the legacy and importance of Deep Ecology as well as its relevance for our times. We spoke of rocks and collaboration, what happens to people when they embody the vast timespans of this planet and how we come back into relationship with all of it. We spoke of burnout and of coming alive, we spoke of mountains and language as well as rewinding. We spoke of what it takes to maintain the glimmer connection that so often fades in contact with our mainstream society. Enjoy

Emma Dalväg (LI, website) founder of Unwasted, came on the and we spoke of the circular economy. We spoke of industrial symbiosis (the book), and the shift that is happening around the world at the moment. Emma and the colleagues at Unwasted recently interviewed 10 CEOs about resilience and we speak of what they found. We also speak of sailing, regenerative by design, what the blockers are for circularity, and what the drivers are. This is a tangible conversation, a deep dive into circularity. It's one worth listening to!

This conversation with Parul Jagdish (EP275), Thomas Schindler (LI) and Lars Lægreid (LI) is about the Oslo Project. The moonshot project for resourcing and liberating new imaginations for our world. Similar to the Manhattan project, compiling thousands of individuals across the world in the 40’s, the Oslo projects aims to direct $400 bn towards regenerative futures. We spoke of dematerialisation, of what it means to have had luck, to integrate to move forward - combining science with other ways of knowing. We spoke of scale, lore, education. How curious it is that our hopes and dreams are so similar at the moment across political divides and walks of life. The invitation is for you to get involved. Longer term or in the series of gatherings that will be happening fall 2025/spring 2026. Come along. 

A bubbly conversation with Nicole Ayres (LinkedIn) founder of Jumpsuit Agency. We spoke of her journey into Business 3.0. We spoke of storytelling, perspectives, creating portals, shifting world views and trust. We spoke of documentation instead of creation, death as a precondition for life, many reps of falling and what that does for a person. We also speak of magnetism and what becomes possible when you embody the change you wish to see. And finally we spoke of how getting to ease is not necessarily easy. Enjoy!

Parul Punjabi Jagdish (LinkedIn) steward of AIME came by the podcast. We spoke of the importance of the process of familiarising ourselves with who we are, the role and function of imagination. Why death is so central to life and how inviting it into our individual lives as well as our organisations is an invitation to radically shift away from where we are currently headed. We spoke of living cultures and living knowledge, the concept of retrieving forward and how what we are consist only of relationship. We also spoke about Imagine The Film and how it follows from a completely different pattern of creation - a sacred, co-created one. This conversation is a beautiful one. Enjoy!