Catalyzing Radical Systemic Change - voted the No. 1 podcast on Systemic Change on Apple podcasts

The question then becomes - how can we create a regenerative business model that serves the many generations after us, whilst enjoying a life free of the constraints most of us don’t want to endure anymore? Who out there really wants to spend more time in an office than really needed?

Millions of digital nomads live a life many aspire to. The numbers are hard to quantify, but the statistics speak for 16 million digital nomads from the US alone. And over 35 million at least worldwide. And the numbers - especially during and after the pandemic keep rising sharply. They are anticipated to grow to 1 billion people working remotely by 2035. Most of us share the dream of working and...

The notion is that the huge demand for psychedelic experiences comes with a lot of second and third-order effects and unintended consequences. To name but a few: Psychedelic tourism leads to endangering the very species the ceremonies rely on, and a lot of the sacred medicines, from Ayahuasca to Peyote are threatened by extinction. The psychedelic sacraments are in danger in consumerist societies...

Finally, a question that I’ve already asked a couple of times in the podcast: What can we do to prevent spiritual bypassing, spiritual materialism, and spiritual narcissism? Especially in the last years, instead of people getting “rid” of their egos, I see supercharged egos, using micro-dosing to quench the last bit of efficiency and genius in work life. Marik Hazan is an engineer, advocate, entre...

How do you make sure you don’t create just another wave of extractive business models that usurp the healing potential and make way for business à la Big Pharma? Where is the biggest potential in the market? Define the coordination challenge - and why and how that is linked to collective healing and solving the largest existential threats, and why that links to psychedelics.

The notion is that the huge demand for psychedelic experiences comes with a lot of second and third-order effects and unintended consequences. To name but a few: Psychedelic tourism leads to endangering the very species the ceremonies rely on, and a lot of the sacred medicines, from Ayahuasca to Peyote are threatened by extinction. The psychedelic sacraments are in danger in consumerist societies...

To name but a few: Psychedelic tourism leads to endangering the very species the ceremonies rely on, and a lot of the sacred medicines, from Ayahuasca to Peyote are threatened by extinction. The psychedelic sacraments are in danger in consumerist societies being abused instead of unlocking their potential. There are a lot of phony gurus and curanderos around in the market. And the market is very o...

How is the conscious use of psychedelics and Web3 interlinked? How can we encode mutually beneficial values of exchange that represent the myriad of different flows? How can we create the next evolution of the internet? How can we codify the linguistics of the visionary realms into code for blockchain and ERC20 tokens? How can we unlock the value of creativity?

Let’s dive deep into the psychedelic renaissance: What are ways to create conscious capitalism and awaken people that have leverage? How can we out-innovate capitalism? What can we do to prevent spiritual bypassing, spiritual materialism, and spiritual narcissism? Especially in the last years, instead of people getting “rid” of their egos, I see supercharged egos, using micro-dosing to quench the...

To name but a few: Psychedelic tourism leads to endangering the very species the ceremonies rely on, and a lot of the sacred medicines, from Ayahuasca to Peyote are threatened by extinction. The psychedelic sacraments are in danger in consumerist societies being abused instead of unlocking their potential. There are a lot of phony gurus and curanderos around in the market. And the market is very o...

When we take a look at sustainability through the lens of the Bell curve, where can we sense the biggest leverage for the decades ahead? Is it more in the realm of adoption and mainstreaming of less bad (like saving energy, and carbon) behavior in business? Or is it rather in radically rethinking business models at the core? Some of the examples of Tariq's work that are outstanding in their ripple...

Let’s talk about system demonstrators. Let’s imagine for a moment we could choose some bioregions in the world where together with legislators, business leaders, and new technology we could showcase that the regenerative paradigm truly works in action. What would be a scale in action that would be sufficiently big enough to showcase? Yet small enough of a sandbox to allow for failure - which obvio...

We dive deep into the concepts of de-growth, post-growth, decolonizing growth, reciprocal stewardship, and beyond species. What do “Public-Planet-Partnerships” mean? Where are business models in place that are already exemplary for the regenerative paradigm? And if so, in which sectors? And that can scale.

When we take a look at sustainability through the lens of the Bell curve, where can we sense the biggest leverage for the decades ahead? Is it more in the realm of adoption and mainstreaming of less bad (like saving energy, and carbon) behavior in business? Or is it rather in radically rethinking business models at the core? Some of the examples of Tariq's work that are outstanding in their ripple...

When we take a look at sustainability through the lens of the Bell curve, where is the most significant leverage for the decades ahead? Is it more in the realm of adoption and mainstreaming of less bad (like saving energy, and carbon) behavior in business? Or is it rather in radically rethinking business models at the core? When we look at the state of affairs of a world in multi-crises or Omni-cr...

Let’s talk about system demonstrators. Let’s imagine for a moment we could choose some bioregions in the world where together with legislators, business leaders, and new technology we could showcase that the regenerative paradigm truly works in action. What would be a scale in action that would be sufficiently big enough to showcase? Yet small enough of a sandbox to allow for failure - which obvio...

When we look at the state of affairs of a world in multi-crises or Omni-crises, how can we make a case for sustainability? Sustainability is still seen as an add-on, as something that is “nice to have” but we “can’t afford it now”? What examples of business models are already exemplary for the regenerative paradigm? And if so, in which sectors?

When we take a look at sustainability through the lens of the Bell curve, where is the most significant leverage for the decades ahead? Is it more in the realm of adoption and mainstreaming of less bad (like saving energy, and carbon) behavior in business? Or is it rather in radically rethinking business models at the core?

We unpack Web3 and Blockchain technology and ask ourselves what meaningful endeavors do we see on the horizon that can unlock systemic change? When it comes to Web3 exploding - what should we put up as a discerning radar? What are the features that make us find the golden needles in the haystack? What promises of Web3 might be phony? And on the other hand what endeavors could be underrated? Unpack...

We explore global exchange systems via interlinked hyperlocal communities that strengthen each other. What types of currencies - beyond the term being simply understood as monetary exchange systems are on the horizon, like mutual credit currencies, real asset-backed currencies

Unpacking the regenerative renaissance; It seems like the word sustainability got hijacked and the next term is regeneration or the regenerative economy. What real-world examples are exemplifying at the core of their business model to not only do less harm but actually regenerate, i.e. soil, biodiversity, etc? Where are Web3 and the regenerative renaissance unlocking their maximum potential togeth...

We unpack Web3 and Blockchain technology and ask ourselves what meaningful endeavors do we see on the horizon that can unlock systemic change? When it comes to Web3 exploding - what should we put up as a discerning radar? What are the features that make us find the golden needles in the haystack? What promises of Web3 might be phony? And on the other hand what endeavors could be underrated?

In this podcast we will talk about: Mr. Rodundo’s quote: “Botanical Heart and Mechanical Mind” Some of the great significant projects that our guest has been involved in and the main takeaways from the projects he advises on and develops. Taking into account the current state of affairs of the multi-crises we are facing, it is true that building landscape-scale business models to regenerate large...

None of us can predict the future - but we can co-create it. what would be the expectations and predictions for the future? We will especially focus on the EU and North America since those regions have to play an important role in the transition.

For large-scale ecosystem restauration, we need to involve a myriad of disciplines, from biology to investing, from sociology, and anthropology to Web3, from conflict mediation to designing, and implementation, and project management. We see creative tension, and things really moving forward, which is exciting. However, what are the main pitfalls we see happening in the sector?