E2 – Annegret Affolderbach on Sustainable Fashion, Change-Making & The Berlin Wall // Forging New Forms in the Heart of Luxury
“I remember everything about what it felt like growing up in that place. I have become more aware of where in the world there are parallels to that kind of upbringing… that’s made the world very small for me. Yeah there is this big open world, but actually it’s tiny.”...Annegret Affolderbach – The Futures Interview
Designer & Founder of CHOOLIPS, Annegret Affolderbach is a fashion entrepreneur with wide-reaching vision. Annegret moved from East Germany to London in 1994. After completing her degree in Fine Arts at Middlesex University, Annegret worked in all areas of the...Here Today, Here Tomorrow – The Futures Interview
HERE TODAY HERE TOMORROW is a collaborative and experimental shop/studio that is used to make, showcase and sell sustainable fashion and accessories. Our aim is to connect the customer and local passer-by to the processes involved in making the products. Showing...
Lucy Harvey – The Futures Interview
Lucy Harvey has worked as a freelance stylist for 10 years. She is also an associate lecture on the Design and Visual Culture module at Bucks New University. In early 2011 she started www.ethicalstylist.com, she now focuses on the promotion of ethical and sustainable...- 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 - E251 – TIMELESS // How to Find the Leader within You with Mac Macartney
“It was the assumption of the indigenous people that taught me every time one of us is born, creation lodges a tiny piece of her genius inside our… Read more: E251 – TIMELESS // How to Find the Leader within You with Mac Macartney - E250 – Each Life Sacred // The Power of Art, Music, and Hope with Anouska Beckwith, Charlotte Mabon and friends
“As a humanity we do know that each life is sacred and yet what is it that happens to our minds, our upbringing, the narratives we are fed… Read more: E250 – Each Life Sacred // The Power of Art, Music, and Hope with Anouska Beckwith, Charlotte Mabon and friends - E249 – TIMELESS // ‘How to Remember Your Voice and Sing Freely’ with Almunis Alejandra Ortiz
“In recovering your true voice and your authentic expression, you learn how to inhabit this vessel that is the body, physically and energetically and emotionally.” Almunis Alejandra Ortiz… Read more: E249 – TIMELESS // ‘How to Remember Your Voice and Sing Freely’ with Almunis Alejandra Ortiz - E248 – Teresa Machado and Nat Skoczylas on Activism, Solidarity and Redistribution // Reclaiming Radicalism
“Stepping out of consumerism and capitalist driven ways of living to come together in some sort of collective action is already a demonstration of solidarity, care and wanting… Read more: E248 – Teresa Machado and Nat Skoczylas on Activism, Solidarity and Redistribution // Reclaiming Radicalism
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