Julia Bunte-Mein
Yes, this.
Exploring the symbiotic potential between the living world and our technologies. Philosophy of science and progress, focusing on climate, AI, and aligned world building. yesthis.substack.com
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Jan 30, 2026
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Episodes
Food Security through Closed Loop Modeling: Cara Myers 19.11.2018 37:33
Cara Myers is the co-founder of the Mozambique School Lunch Initiative, a comprehensive solution to ending child food insecurity while promoting education, nutrition, and farmer livelihoods. On this episode, hear how the large initiative started out as only a 30-day pilot project, the benefits and challenges of cross-sector collaborations, particularly working with a post-communist government, and...
West Africa's entrepreneurship and tech success: Meghan McCormick 18.11.2018 36:06
Meghan McCormick lives and breathes entrepreneurship. As the CEO and co-founder of OZÉ, she is combining her strong business background and passion for increasing financial opportunities in emerging markets. Meghan first co-founded Dare to Innovate, francophone Africa’s most active social business accelerator. The team then developed an OZÉ app to support the entrepreneurs they were working with,...
Financial Inclusion and Tech in East Africa: Emma Morse @ Accion Global Advisory Solutions 02.11.2018 36:37
Emma Morse is Manager of Strategic Initiatives for Accion’s Global Advisory Solutions, which provides strategic and operational support to financial service providers around the globe to meet the financial needs of underserved individuals and small businesses. A former Fulbright Scholar, she has worked in Tanzania, Jordan, Kenya, and Uganda and holds a Masters degree in Public Policy from the Harv...
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