Musab Younis – The Futures Interview
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Max Lugavere – The Futures Interview
Max Lugavere is a New York City-born television personality, musician, filmmaker, gonzo journalist and founding producer/host for Current TV, the Emmy winning youth-oriented lifestyle cable network started by former U.S. Vice President Al Gore. Lugavere earned a...Darrell Goodliffe – The Futures Interview
Darrell Goodliffe is a freelance writer and political commentator. He maintains his own blog, Moments of Clarity, and is a regular contributor to LabourList and Huffington Post UK, amoung many sites. As a member of the British Labour Party he has had a varied...
Alistair Humphreys – The Futures Interview
Alastair Humphreys is an adventurer, blogger, author, motivational speaker, film maker and photographer. He produces a monthly newsletter with the highlights of the blog and important expedition news. Alastair has published three books, with a children’s book due by...What’s this all about then?
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“What I have come to know is that those who have a practice, like you’ve mentioned chanting, a practice could be meditation, even being in nature, quieting the… Read more: E259 – Sierra Campbell on Death, Grief and Caregiving // The Courage to Care - E258 – TIMELESS // ‘How Nature Can Teach Us a Different Kind of Power’ with Minna Salami
“I think we have so much to learn from listening and being present to nature because of the way that the natural world co-exists, how it can teach… Read more: E258 – TIMELESS // ‘How Nature Can Teach Us a Different Kind of Power’ with Minna Salami - E257 – Anthea Lawson on Belonging, Activism and Community // How Not to Save the World
“One thing is to think about movement ecology, which is this lovely sort of image: just as any ecology has a series of niches for different critters and… Read more: E257 – Anthea Lawson on Belonging, Activism and Community // How Not to Save the World - E256 – Belonging in the Age of Loneliness: Ten Ways to Remember Your Humanity
“We are living through one of the greatest disconnection crises in human history. The biggest predictor of health and happiness is the quality of our relationships. Letting yourself… Read more: E256 – Belonging in the Age of Loneliness: Ten Ways to Remember Your Humanity - E255 – TIMELESS // ‘How to Keep Your Imagination Alive’ with Jason Bayani
“How do we make our imagination, our intuition ours? I think these are things that are worth fighting for.” Jason Bayani E255 – TIMELESS // ‘How to Keep… Read more: E255 – TIMELESS // ‘How to Keep Your Imagination Alive’ with Jason Bayani - E254 – The Future is Still Beautiful: 15 Years of Visioning What’s Possible
“If you have found yourself losing hope, this one is for you. One of the beautiful things about this life is that we can always find our way… Read more: E254 – The Future is Still Beautiful: 15 Years of Visioning What’s Possible - E253 – TIMELESS // ‘How Do We Unlearn Our Conditioning’ with Manish Jain
“And the cone is this is when you’re faced with scarcity, challenge, adversity. It’s not to fall into scarcity, it’s to up the gift. So when you think… Read more: E253 – TIMELESS // ‘How Do We Unlearn Our Conditioning’ with Manish Jain - E252 – The Radical Act of Staying Soft // Grief as a Portal of Possibility with the Emergent Justice Collective
“Gather with intention, gather with intention to multiply our possibilities of being in relation with one another, big and small, and by that really allowing for the emergence… Read more: E252 – The Radical Act of Staying Soft // Grief as a Portal of Possibility with the Emergent Justice Collective
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