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

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 swaths of land - as well as preserving nature - is of tantamount interest. We will share our personal attitudes towards what we think about truly being able to restore large - and ultra-large-scale.

In today’s 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.

In this episode with Juan Saldana we dive deep into discussing: Mr. Saldana’s biography and how it links to conscious investing, and what were the defining turning points linking to the topic. A big fraction of all assets in the world is in real estate. This offers big levers for structuring the projects and deploying the capital in more meaningful ways. We will discuss the biggest opportunities t...

The differences between stewardship and ownership. What role do sovereignty and equity play to create community wealth and resilience? And deriving from here, how can we create a regenerative impact? Our guest’s daringly positive outlook beyond the collective multi-crises we are currently facing. what would the leverages be that made us create a future of peace, ecological health, and abundance wi...

A drastic change requires not just following the market but also making a move that will change its direction of it. So, we will try to explain where to follow and where to shape the market. Unpacking some of the concepts that objectively need to be implemented toward a regenerative economy ahead, such as creating a sustainable real estate ecosystem that we lack so much nowadays and restorative pr...

In this episode we will dive deep in: Mr. Saldana’s biography and how it links to conscious investing, and what were the defining turning points linking to the topic. A big fraction of all assets in the world is in real estate. This offers big levers for structuring the projects and deploying the capital in more meaningful ways. We will discuss the biggest opportunities that are arising in the mar...

In this episode: We will dive into your biography and sketch some of the defining turning points from your childhood, adolescence, and adulthood that connect to the topic. What comes after the liminal/sense-making web? How do we get our hands dirty in building a good world? I know you are involved in many different projects, please sketch a couple, especially focussing on where you see the levers...

Main point being - with our dialogue I want to inspire other entrepreneurs to build a “Full Circle” and an ecosystem for systemic change. I know actually few that are successful in doing that. What are the main things you are wrestling with? What could be a wild card that drastically unlocks more torque on your engine going full circle? Finally, when you dare to take a daringly positive outlook be...

I know you are involved in many different projects, please sketch a couple, especially focussing on where you see the levers for systemic change: The flywheel Delodi https://motherland.earth https://www.gita.global Initiative for the Regenerative Economy https://regenerativemarktwirtschaft.org https://pirate.partners/ And please also mention how you finance these whole endeavors, and how Delodi pl...

In this episode: We will dive into your biography and sketch some of the defining turning points from your childhood, adolescence, and adulthood that connect to the topic. What comes after the liminal/sense-making web? How do we get our hands dirty in building a good world? I know you are involved in many different projects, please sketch a couple, especially focussing on where you see the levers...

In today's podcast we will talk about: We do know about Michael Stern’s career and his biggest achievements in his field, but we will open the connecting window to his childhood that will help us picture what made him the leader he is now. In the Mission Statement of Emerging Leaders Project, we read “Emerging Leaders Project exists to empower current and future leaders to work skillfully with eme...

The modern consumerist society has shaped a person’s mind to work in a way that will only satisfy their egos. Big companies teach us to think about ourselves and only do what pleases us, of course this is happening while they sell their product to us to appease our egoistic self. So how can we let go of our unreasonably bloated egos? We see a lot of things converging in the market over the last fe...

Intersubjective practices have critical significance for the great upcoming transition. When there is trust, safety, intimacy, and relatedness you can go quite quickly into a deeper field of coherence in the ‘we’ space. Is the 'we' space misused or even abused by the false prophets? More about the intersubjective practices: We are in the midst of an evolutionary leap that will allow us to emerge a...

In the Mission Statement of Emerging Leaders Project, we read “Emerging Leaders Project exists to empower current and future leaders to work skillfully with emergence, steward humanity through the Great Transition, and co-create a more beautiful world.” - What makes this endeavor unique as the mission statement reads rather generically? Intersubjective practices have critical significance for the...

In today's podcast we will talk about: We do know about Michael Stern’s career and his biggest achievements in his field, but we will open the connecting window to his childhood that will help us picture what made him the leader he is now. In the Mission Statement of Emerging Leaders Project, we read “Emerging Leaders Project exists to empower current and future leaders to work skillfully with eme...

In this episode we have the pleasure to listen to our guest talk about: Kosha Joubert's biography: how growing up in South Africa and living during the Apartheid as a child and as a youngster contributed to the defining turning points in her life. What is collective trauma and how can we recognize and accept it? What made Kosha Joubert become aware that collective trauma is such a core topic? Exam...

We can imagine thousands of apocalyptic scenarios for the future, but we let that go for a second and we will attempt to imagine what can happen in the future if we follow a better path than now.

Core learnings from building the Global Ecovillage Network into a worldwide movement reaching out to over 6000 communities on all continents Why is healing collective and intergenerational trauma of such core significance for us as humanity at this collective inflection point? The Pocket Project: Where is it standing? What are its contours, and processes? Where do you see it going? What would need...

What is collective trauma and how can we recognize and accept it? What made Kosha Joubert become aware that collective trauma is such a core topic? Examples of collective trauma and where it prevents us from really creating the change we want to see.

Kosha Anja Joubert serves as CEO of the Pocket Project, dedicated to restoring a fragmented world by addressing and healing personal, ancestral, and collective trauma. She holds an MSc in Organisational Development, is an experienced facilitator, coach, and consultant, and has worked extensively in the fields of systems regeneration, intercultural collaboration, and trauma-informed leadership. Kos...

In this podcast we dive deep into the weeds of spirituality: The perspectives, cultures, traditions and framework that make her approach unique are a synthesis of Eastern spirituality, shamanism, embodied practice, psychedelics and permaculture. Why does she focus on soul work and discerns it from those proclaiming that ascension is the answer? We will critically embrace the integral model. Review...

Another important topic of discussion that we discuss in this part of the podcast is 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 ego, we see supercharged egos, using microdosing to quench out the last bit of efficiency and genius in work life.

We take a critical view on the psychedelic renaissance. Whereas there is a huge wave of people doing plant medicine, I personally see too little integration into everyday life. Also there are way too few offers in terms of integrating those peak experiences. Also, truly we need preparation for these intense, transformational spaces to really stick. Thus, the psychedelic sacraments are in danger in...

We take a critical view on the psychedelic renaissance. Whereas there is a huge wave of people doing plant medicine, I personally see too little integration into everyday life. Also there are way too few offers in terms of integrating those peak experiences. Also, truly we need preparation for these intense, transformational spaces to really stick.  Thus, the psychedelic sacraments are in dan...

In this part of the podcast we try to understand why shadow work is such a crucial component usually overlooked by spiritual practitioners.  We need to have an understanding and discernment of stages of consciousness - especially taking into account her critique on the integral model that needs to loop back to indigenous wisdom to not colonize those traditions that are still with us since anc...