Steph L Dickson
Live Wide Awake - Sustainability & Conscious Leadership
Are you ready to escape the matrix and lead your most conscious life? Confronting the truth can be a deep, twisted, insightful, and sometimes painful journey. But with the state of our world today, it is one we must embark on to save the planet and ourselves. On this podcast, we will continue that journey together with your host Steph L Dickson. We’ll be talking about climate change and consciousness, sustainability and spirituality. Taking fascinating, yet sometimes complicated topics and breaking them down into digestible and actionable chunks, so that we can live wide awake.
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Aug 29, 2024
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Episodes
#91 Jessica Rolph: Lovevery & the importance of early life & child brain development 29.08.2024 32:50
In this episdoe, we are speaking to serial entrepreneur and category creator Jessica Rolph. She is the co-founder and CEO of Lovevery, a child development company helping parents feel confident they are making the most of each learning stage. Lovevery has won awards from TIME Magazine, Fast Company, Red Dot, and Parents' Choice. In 2021, Lovevery generated more than $100 million in subscripti...
#090 Taya Stapelfeldt: Trauma & the body's intelligence - mastering your innate power 31.07.2024 45:03
In this episode, we are speaking to Taya Stapelfeldt - a somatic leadership coach, mentor and embodiment trainer for women who want it all - a soul partner, motherhood and a purpose-drive, flourishing business. Her unique approach to somatic mastery combines many years of spiritual practice with leadership coaching, mindset, movement, breath and energy work that enables clients to transform at eve...
#089 Peggy Chan: Zero Foodprints Asia - Eating our way out of the climate crisis 10.04.2024 33:12
In this episode, we are speaking to Peggy Chan, WFPB Chef-Restaurateur, social entrepreneur, systems educator and Executive Director at Zero Footprint Asia. Previously she ran the most successful plant-based restaurant in Hong Kong - Grassroots Pantry. She’s on a mission to scale traceable, regenerative and circular food systems in Asia. Over the years Peggy has emerged as one of the region’s most...
#088 Lilly Gilbert: Can this continue? The decade that matters. Feeding a global population & staying positive. 27.03.2024 38:15
In this epsiode, we are speaking to Lilly Gilbert, Chief Sustainability Officer at Mandala Club and the co-founder of the Circular Community Singapore and UK. Lilly is a sustainability professional and impact investor with over 15 years of experience in the private sector and for NGOs across Europe and Asia. She advises on on carbon, waste and sourcing strategy, and helps companies develop the...
#087 Dan Sherrard-Smith: How green is your money? Fund the future you want 13.03.2024 28:39
In this episode, we are speaking to Dan Sherrard-Smith the Founder & CEO of MyMotherTree, the world's first money carbon calculator. They help businesses and individual to maximise their impact by greening finances - so that we can fund the future we want. This is such an important topic because when we include financial emissions, the average carbon footprint for an SME doubles! Previous...
#086 Osprey Orielle Lake: how to remake a world in crises 14.02.2024 37:25
In this episode, we are speaking to author, activist, and changemaker Osprey Orielle Lake. She is the founder of Women's Earth and Climate Action Network( WECAN), sits on the executive committee for the Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature and on the steering committee for the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty. She works internationally with grassroots, BIPOC and Indigenous leaders, pol...
#085: Arizona Muse: From super model to climate activist - fashion as a climate solution 01.02.2024 39:59
This week we have a special episode, a fireside chat I moderated during our recent Conscious Festival in Singapore with the ever-inspiring Arizona Muse on the topic: fashion as a climate solution. Arizona Muse, credited as the new face of American fashion nay Vogue, has graced the cover of over 40 international Vogue magazines. But through the glitz and glam, she has kept her feet on the ground,...
#084 Angela Sim and Lynn Yeo: From banking to toilet paper, the Cloversoft story - making sustainability convenient 17.01.2024 36:19
Hey it’s Steph Dickson and welcome to the Live Wide Awake podcast. Thank you for being one of our listeners in 88 countries around the world. Today we are speaking to Angela Sim and Lynn Yeo the founders of Cloversoft. Founded in 2014, Cloversoft is committed to creating and producing toxin-free and eco-friendly daily consumables for sustainable living at affordable prices for all. The two are bot...
#083 Minister Grace Fu, Darian McBain, Esther An, and MJ Kong: on changing the narrative on climate futures 12.12.2023 57:39
This is a special episode, a panel discussion I moderated during our recent Conscious Festival in Singapore on changing the narrative on climate futures. We had an all-star, all-female panel with: > Minister Grace Fu - Minister for Sustainability and the Environment > Esther An - Chief Sustainability Officer of City Developments Limited - one of TIME 100 Climate, an SDG Pioneer in 2018, Vic...
#082 Tez Steinberg: Finding your ocean and the courage to cross it 29.11.2023 26:40
In this episdoe, we are speaking to Tez Steinberg who was the first person in history to row across the Pacific Ocean alone from California to Hawaii with no prior rowing experience. The journey took 71 days and 2,700 miles, powered only by sheer will and two oars. Tez was named one of the "50 Best Young Minds in the World" by the World Economic Forum and you can see why. Hearing his sto...
#081 Alina Truhina: From refugee to global citizen and impact VC, The Radical Fund 15.11.2023 29:56
In this episode we are speaking to Alina Truhina, CEO and Managing Partner of The Radical Fund, an early-stage VC fund investing in founders who are delivering climate resilience for Southeast Asia. Alina is also the Co-Founder of Founders Factory Africa, the pan-African venture studio and VC Fund, where she raised over US$140million from LPs and investors. Before that she helped scale over 76 te...
#080 Dr Loretta Chen: being a multi-hyphenate, conflict resolution, a decentralised future 01.11.2023 47:17
In this episode, we are speaking to the incredible Dr Loretta Chen, co-founder and CEO of Smobler Studio, a leading virtual architecture firm building in The Sandbox. An acclaimed creative director, a Straits Times bestselling author and a respected professor, Loretta is hailed as “a force of nature” and “Asia’s Anna Wintour. She was also shortlisted as a Nominated Member of Parliament in Singapor...
#079 Chris Wedding: on climate tech, being an expert in failure & micro practises 20.09.2023 37:00
In this episode, we are speaking to Chris Wedding founder of Entrepreneurs For Impact (climate CEO mastermind peer groups) and a professor at Duke University. Chris is a former private equity investor, award-winning professor, startup founder, investment banker, and executive coach, with over $1 billion of investment experience and 75,000 professional students taught. I first discovered Chris thr...
#078 Marc Nicholson: on conversations as a catalyst for change and the future of humanity 13.09.2023 35:50
In this episode, we are speaking to Marc Nicholson, founder of private members club 1880. Marc Nicholson has been an entrepreneur for 17 years. With a colourful past including child acting, manning a suicide hotline, coaching Cyprus’s national squash team, volunteering in an Indonesian village, venture capital, advertising, men’s grooming and even a sting in the US Naval Academy. In this episode...
#077 Brandy Dallas: waste neutral fashion, cradle to grave impact and the beauty that is bamboo 06.09.2023 30:16
In this episode, we are speaking to Brandy Dallas, the founder of waste-neutral sustainable fashion brand SANS FAFF, a Vogue Innovation Prize Finalist. Brandy worked in luxury as the former marketing manager at Tiffany’s and Marina Bay Sands for the Shoppes. Deciding if she was going to work as hard as she was it might as well be for herself, she decided to be part of the solution to bring fashio...
#076 Laura Storm: on regenerative leadership inspired by nature’s wisdom, inner & outer ecosystems 03.05.2023 46:03
In this episode, we are speaking to Laura Storm, founder of Regenerators and co-author of the best-selling book Regenerative Leadership. Laura has spent her entire career working at the intersection of sustainability, organizational development, climate change policy and the intelligence of nature. She has started and led multiple international organisations including the Copenhagen Climate Counci...
#075 Christopher Lafayette: on AI ethics, the intersection of humanity + technology 26.04.2023 49:23
In this episode, we are speaking to Christopher Lafayette, an emergent technologist, humanitarian in virtual and augmented reality applying his talents to the metaverse, ai, medtech, education, web3 and applied sciences. Chris is the founder of GatherVerse, which fosters conversations about what the metaverse can and should be to benefit humanity. He is also the founder of The Black Technology Men...
#074 Dain Heer: on the language of energy and how to use it to navigate your life 19.04.2023 53:43
In this episode, we are speaking to Dr Dain Heer, author, speaker, change-maker and the co-creator of Access Consciousness - a powerful personal development company that invites you to value possibilities over problems to rewire negative thought processes. He began his career journey as a chiropractor, and over the last twenty years, he developed his signature energy work called the Energetic Sy...
#073 Sophia Li & Maria Li: on no digital world without the natural world, web3 for good, the climate funding gap and climate optimism 12.04.2023 49:02
There is no digital world without the natural world! In this episode, we are speaking to Sophia and Maria Li - two sisters and the co-founders of Steward using digital art to protect our natural world. Sophia Li is an award-winning multimedia journalist and climate advocate. Harvard named her one of the top climate communicators of 2022 and she is an ambassador for the United Nations Human Rights...
#072 Jojo Mehta: on making ecocide a crime against humanity and why it is a no brainer 05.04.2023 40:56
What is ecocide? Why should we care? What can we do? This week we are speaking to Jojo Mehta, Co-Founder & Executive Director, Stop Ecocide International, who is pursuing their goal to have Ecocide - mass damage and destruction of nature - added to the International Criminal Court (ICC) as a fifth crime alongside Genocide, War Crimes, Crimes Against Humanity and Crimes of Aggression. In this...
#071 Dr Isla Myers-Smith: on understanding the greening of the Arctic, latest IPCC report and tipping points 29.03.2023 32:13
In this episode of the Live Wide Awake podcast, we are speaking to Dr Isla Myers-Smith a global change ecologist, National Geographic Explorer, Chancellor's Fellow and Chair of Climate Change Ecology at the University of Edinburgh. Her research examines the ‘greening of the Arctic’ and how plants are responding to climate warming and impacts including shrub expansion and permafrost thaw. We t...
#070 Linda Cruse: from gunpoint to meeting the Dalai Lama, an entrepreneurial approach to humanitarian work 22.03.2023 35:01
In this episode, we are speaking to Linda Cruse, International humanitarian, world-class leadership coach, entrepreneur, speaker, author and founder of the Race4Good. Counting the likes of the Dalai Lama, King Charles and Richard Branson as her mentors and guides, Linda inspires, motivates, and captivates audiences through her incredible life of adventure and misadventure, including escape from a...
#069 Pete Phornprapha: on Wonderfruit, living in a world of grey and expanding the mind 15.03.2023 34:26
In this episode, we are speaking to Pranitan “ Pete ” Phornprapha - the founder of Scratch First and the architect behind Wonderful - Asia’s leading arts, music and cultural sustainability festival. Pete is the third generation of the Siam Motors family, is a Green Is The New Black Green Warrior and one of Prestige’s 300 high flyers. In this episode, we talk about the evolution of Wonderful music...
#068 Mollie Jean De Dieu: on emotional inclusion and bringing back humanness at work 08.03.2023 31:02
In this episode, we are speaking with Mollie Jean De Dieu is the founder of Emotional Inclusion, a speaker facilitator and General Manager for the French fashion and accessories company, Lonchamp for Singapore and Malaysia. After two decades in the fashion industry, she realised the urgent need to have a safe platform in the corporate world for emotions to be heard, recognised and dealt with. She...
#067 Christine Amour Levar: life lessons from leading expeditions through inhospitable places 01.03.2023 41:57
In this episode, we are speaking to Christine Amour-Levar the founder of two award-winning NGOs - Her Planet Earth and Women on a Mission. Christine is also a human rights and sustainability advisor, climate investor, best-selling Penguin author of the book Wild Wisdom, TEDx Speaker, board member and advisor to several purpose-led organisations. Chistine’s career started strong in Japan at McCannn...
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