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

“Culture eats strategy for breakfast.” But what if we could facilitate culture to align with strategy instead to counterbalance that famous quote from management pioneer Peter Drucker? To be able to “Facilitate Large Scale Cultural Change”, we need to embrace a healthy balance of feminine and masculine archetypes, lean into the unknown, and trust the evolutionary impulse running through us. This a...

Exploring and delving deeper to understanding what is Yin-Yang and the feminine-masculine: How could facilitation look like when we honour both the principles of the masculine and feminine?

“Culture eats strategy for breakfast.” What if we could facilitate culture to align with strategy instead to counterbalance that famous quote from management pioneer Peter Drucker? How can we serve the healthy unfolding of the whole spiral? 

What if truly, listening from an embodied perspective where to unlock the biggest source of power - that precious space in between us, where the new is birthing into the present moment. From now, to now, to now.

We explore Eros as the driving force of life itself, unlocking the potential on the fringes of where ecosystems and ontologies meet: What if we could invite more people into contemplative practice? What if there was already a crucial mass of pioneers for the regenerative future we all wish for, and all it needs is helping to midwife it?

“Money, money, money Must be funny In the rich man's world” Abba (1976) What if we could use money as a means to create a regenerative future? Money is not something static. It’s a social construct and like any social construct it can be redesigned. In today’s episode we are going to debunk the boom on cryptocurrencies and shed a light on how to integrate indigenous wisdom into the very architectu...

To be able to “Facilitate Large Scale Cultural Change”, we need to embrace a healthy balance of feminine and masculine archetypes, lean into the unknown, and trust the evolutionary impulse running through us. This asks for hospizing the crumbling paradigm as to create fertile soil and nutrients for the regenerative future we all know in our hearts is possible. Join Pamela von Sabljar - facilitator...

How can we bake sacredness, love, long termism into a cryptocurrency? We need to learn how to nuance and differentiate between just more casino capitalism gone haywire and the factual possibility of how we can actually bake wisdom, long termism, circularity and bioregionalism into a crypto currency.

What if we could use money as a means to create a regenerative future? Money is not something static. It’s a social construct and like any social construct it can be redesigned. How can we be in harmony with ourselves, with nature and with spirit, reflecting on the Indonisian indigenous principle of Tri Hita Karana?

How can we use the power of decentralized finance to create a post scarcity world using token economics? We strongly believe that decentralized finance, complex voting and value creation mechanisms revolutionize the way we can organize in DAOs (decentralized autonomous organizations) and pave the way towards a regenerative economy.

In today’s episode we are going to debunk the boom on cryptocurrencies and shed a light on how to integrate indigenous wisdom into the very architecture and scaffolding of a cryptocurrency, together with Franz Josef Allmayer, Lead Ambassador for Seeds and Mila Aliana, senior consultant and indigenous elder. How can we move from Proof of Work or Proof of Stake to a Proof of Contribution, so as to b...

In the first edition of „catalyzing radical systemic change“ we are looking into the very foundations that make up our everyday reality as citizens and share hands-on examples to build a regenerative future together. How can we restructure property rights so that all citizens participate in long and sustainable wealth creation? How can we recode our democratic institutions to unlock the collective...

Structurally remaking our Democracy -> towards Deep Democracy What kind of decision architectures and organisations would help us to navigate a world that has always consisted of complex systems, composed of many components interacting with each other and creating emergent properties and behaviors? Accepting that we live in a complex emergent world makes uncertainty and learning the hallmark of...

Co-Benefits We take a look at the project TreesAI , as just one example of how we can create new ways to capture the various co-benefits that trees in an urban environment procure, such as reduced noise levels, improved air quality, storm water reduction, improved biodiversity and many more.

Spill-over value The High Line Effect shows very clearly a pathway for citizens in densely populated areas that could profit for the landvalue uplift, instead of investors taking the major share. Property values could be calculated on a quarterly or yearly basis, with homeowners voting on and sharing a part of their uplift (say 10%) to the communal fund in the form of equity.

Entanglement We know, for example, that climate change is not an isolated crisis: it is fundamentally a symptom of a structural problem in how we govern and how our relationships in the world are governed — in terms of our relationship with the future, our relationship with the natural and material world and our relationship with each other. We live in an age of entanglement, where the externaliti...

Deep time & long termism How can we nuance and balance i.e. second and third order effects of long termism, where often an unhealthy marriage of the few ultra wealthy marry the concept with transhumanism? And how can we make sure that long termism as a concept doesn’t become an ideology to escape the challenges we are facing now as humanity, despite obviously the future generations outnumberin...

Be part of this experimental process of discovery and self-reflection, to reach a deeper understanding of empathy, truth, and the complexities of life. Meet Pamela von Sabljar in conversation with Alistair Langer, where they explore the ‘Why, How, What and Who’.

The story of the self as an individual who would move around the world. Who was given gratitude and all the gifts of life and understanding the mindset of the system and everyone included in it. 

Who? Alistair Langer acts as an agent and companion catalyzing radical systemic change. His HQ is in Berlin but his endeavors span all continents. He’s a long term meditator, dedicated shamanic practitioner and loves to cook spicy curries for friends. Ah, and he has been dancing since childhood. Having worked through his early childhood trauma, he feels humble, grateful and excited to be of servic...

The series of dialogues will unfold not only in classical 1:1 dialogue formats but often invite groups representing clusters of topics: We explore money, value, long termism and how we can link decentralized finance and cryptocurrencies to the wisdom of indigenous cultures caring about the next seven generations. How can we bake collective intelligence and wisdom into the processes of the institut...

Exploring and understanding how radical systemic change works and is created.

We need to discover, map, cross-pollinate and weave together the many endeavors that represent the crucial building blocks for the transition towards a planetary civilization within our lifetime.

Be part of this experimental process of discovery and self-reflection, to reach a deeper understanding of empathy, truth, and the complexities of life. Meet Pamela von Sabljar in conversation with Alistair Langer, where they’ll explore the ‘Why, How, What and Who?’.