This episode is a basecamp crew conversation between Dan and fellow Becoming Crew guides Evva Semenowicz and Mark Sears.It speaks to this moment in time, where planetary boundaries are being crossed, Earth system tipping points are approaching, climate and ecological breakdown is being experienced all over western societies and yet the culture of denial, divisiveness and inaction is still dominant in government, media, and corporates.What is true and what is real ?What will it take for more people with influence to step fully into this moment and begin to step into service to life on our home planet, for a sense of collective action to spread ?We speak especially to the inaction in organisations and business, beyond their own agendas, why are orgs still so passive when it comes to responding to these crises, when the very conditions that enable their businesses to function are unravelling fast.We unpack ‘What’s Yours to Do?’  - a new one day offer from Becoming Crew to support organisations to begin to step into this new reality and cultivate courage for their own unique forms of activism and participation towards halting the destruction of our living Earth and accelerate the shift towards life-sustaining cultures.Recorded in a meadow in Somerset at sunset on a very dry June day the conversation picks up from our last session in Episode 63 in January, reflects on the launch of The Remix  - (un)learning adventure for story rebels and then into this moment and what is being called for from business and organisations and our offer of What’s Yours to Do ?https://www.becomingcrew.com/1day

This episode is a basecamp crew conversation between Dan and fellow Becoming Crew guides Evva Semenowicz and Mark Sears. It speaks to this moment in time, where planetary boundaries are being crossed, Earth system tipping points are approaching, climate and ecological breakdown is being experienced all over western societies and yet the culture of denial, divisiveness and inaction is still dominant in government, media, and corporates. What is true and what is real ? What will it take for more people with influence to step fully into this moment and begin to step into service to life on our home planet, for a sense of collective action to spread ? We speak especially to the inaction in organisations and business, beyond their own agendas, why are orgs still so passive when it comes to responding to these crises, when the very conditions that enable their businesses to function are unravelling fast. We unpack ‘What’s Yours to Do?’ - a new one day offer from Becoming Crew to support organisations to begin to step into this new reality and cultivate courage for their own unique forms of activism and participation towards halting the destruction of our living Earth and accelerate the shift towards life-sustaining cultures. Recorded in a meadow in Somerset at sunset on a very dry June day the conversation picks up from our last session in Episode 63 in January, reflects on the launch of The Remix - (un)learning adventure for story rebels and then into this moment and what is being called for from business and organisations and our offer of What’s Yours to Do ? <a href="https://www.becomingcrew.com/1day" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.becomingcrew.com/1day</a>

Episode 73 - Becoming Crew - Whats Yours to Do ?

How might we make a habit of moving into uncomfortable spaces to begin cultivating new ways of being? What stories would the living world share if they had a seat at the table? What does a business in service to planet Earth look like? How might business unite behind forms of activism that can benefit the whole of society ?Matt Hocking is an extraordinary force of nature, a generous and humble being who has dedicated himself to serving our planet. As a designer, curator and connector he has channelled his energy into the creation of forward thinking, ecologically inspired, design agency Leap; developing Goodfest, a gathering for creative change makers in Cornwall, and as an ambassador for BCorp, encouraging more creative businesses to join the movement.  Matt is a galvanising individual, a catalyst for interesting journeys and an advocate for challenging our settled concepts of 'sustainabilty'. In a little pocket of ancient woodland in Bath, Smallcombe Woods, Dan invites Matt in the company of two ancient oaks, surrounded by the aroma of wild garlic and the pitter patter of rain drops to delve into an exploration of Matt’s service to planet Earth and their common threads of inquiry.The conversation weaves many threadsA reflection on the state of Britain’s natural world as a result of an ingrained colonial destructive and separation logic.The importance of a sharing economy beyond material thingsAppreciation for Goodfest, in creating a space where youth wisdom sits alongside elder wisdom. Bringing the voices of the living world into our discussions on climate action,The dance of perfect imperfection along the journey to new, creative imaginings How businesses can take courageous action towards systemic change.

How might we make a habit of moving into uncomfortable spaces to begin cultivating new ways of being? What stories would the living world share if they had a seat at the table? What does a business in service to planet Earth look like? How might business unite behind forms of activism that can benefit the whole of society ? Matt Hocking is an extraordinary force of nature, a generous and humble being who has dedicated himself to serving our planet. As a designer, curator and connector he has channelled his energy into the creation of forward thinking, ecologically inspired, design agency Leap; developing Goodfest, a gathering for creative change makers in Cornwall, and as an ambassador for BCorp, encouraging more creative businesses to join the movement. Matt is a galvanising individual, a catalyst for interesting journeys and an advocate for challenging our settled concepts of 'sustainabilty'. In a little pocket of ancient woodland in Bath, Smallcombe Woods, Dan invites Matt in the company of two ancient oaks, surrounded by the aroma of wild garlic and the pitter patter of rain drops to delve into an exploration of Matt’s service to planet Earth and their common threads of inquiry. The conversation weaves many threads A reflection on the state of Britain’s natural world as a result of an ingrained colonial destructive and separation logic. The importance of a sharing economy beyond material things Appreciation for Goodfest, in creating a space where youth wisdom sits alongside elder wisdom. Bringing the voices of the living world into our discussions on climate action, The dance of perfect imperfection along the journey to new, creative imaginings How businesses can take courageous action towards systemic change.

Episode 72 - Matt Hocking - Business from the heart

This offering comes from Becoming Crew Guide Mark Sears. It is an ancient myth from the Inuit tradition. It emerged from the back of the cave following our first session of our learning adventure The Remix and a provocation from Bayo Akomolafe. He invited us to consider the possibility of shapeshifting and the idea that it is only through strange encounters beyond our comprehension that new stories might emerge. This is a short tale, but a deep one and it begs the question - 'what have we sent into exile that we might need to reclaim right now in our culture where we find ourselves as lonely hunters at the doorway of our huts.'As you listen perhaps you might want to ask yourself, where do you find yourself in the story?

This offering comes from Becoming Crew Guide Mark Sears. It is an ancient myth from the Inuit tradition. It emerged from the back of the cave following our first session of our learning adventure The Remix and a provocation from Bayo Akomolafe. He invited us to consider the possibility of shapeshifting and the idea that it is only through strange encounters beyond our comprehension that new stories might emerge. This is a short tale, but a deep one and it begs the question - 'what have we sent into exile that we might need to reclaim right now in our culture where we find ourselves as lonely hunters at the doorway of our huts.' As you listen perhaps you might want to ask yourself, where do you find yourself in the story?

Episode 71 - Stories for Life  - Mark Sears - Fox Woman Dreaming

Easkey Britton

What if the health of the wild waters of the Earth are a reflection of human health?What if restoring our relationship with the wild waters on this earth was a way to restore and heal our own health ?How might moving into a more intentional relationship with water within us and around us help us through these times of fear, grief and complexity?How might cultivating practices and rituals with water today begin to catalyse cultural shifts towards a return of the sacredness between humans and the waters on this Earth?Easkey Britton is a surfer, scientist, academic, social ecologist, activist, writer and artist who has dedicated her life to exploring connection with the ocean and wild waters of this Earth and understanding our human relationship with water as watery beings.This is Easkey’s third time on the podcast and this episode is in honour of her new book Ebb and Flow, Connect with the Patterns and Power of Water.An essential book for this moment, as we are beginning to understand through witnessing the health of the rivers and ocean around us  - what we do to the wild waters of this Earth ultimately we do to ourselves.Packed with wisdom and practices to restore health to ourselves and the wild waters around us, Easkey has weaved together insight and intelligence from her own deep experiences and those of wisdom keepers, water guardians, scientists, activists and indigenous scholars from all over Spaceship Earth.This conversation riffs on a number of threads in the book.This is an Ocean Mic episode in collaboration with FinisterrePlay-out track‘Landscape’ by East Forest and Peter Broderick

What if the health of the wild waters of the Earth are a reflection of human health? What if restoring our relationship with the wild waters on this earth was a way to restore and heal our own health ? How might moving into a more intentional relationship with water within us and around us help us through these times of fear, grief and complexity? How might cultivating practices and rituals with water today begin to catalyse cultural shifts towards a return of the sacredness between humans and the waters on this Earth? Easkey Britton is a surfer, scientist, academic, social ecologist, activist, writer and artist who has dedicated her life to exploring connection with the ocean and wild waters of this Earth and understanding our human relationship with water as watery beings. This is Easkey’s third time on the podcast and this episode is in honour of her new book Ebb and Flow, Connect with the Patterns and Power of Water. An essential book for this moment, as we are beginning to understand through witnessing the health of the rivers and ocean around us - what we do to the wild waters of this Earth ultimately we do to ourselves. Packed with wisdom and practices to restore health to ourselves and the wild waters around us, Easkey has weaved together insight and intelligence from her own deep experiences and those of wisdom keepers, water guardians, scientists, activists and indigenous scholars from all over Spaceship Earth. This conversation riffs on a number of threads in the book. This is an Ocean Mic episode in collaboration with Finisterre Play-out track ‘Landscape’ by East Forest and Peter Broderick

EP 70 - Ocean Mic - Easkey Britton - Ebb and Flow

Mike Benson

Welcome to this first Stories for Life minisode from The SpaceShip Earth Podcast.The intention with these mini episodes is to serve up short form sonic offerings - poems, stories, readings, meditations and musical gifts.These offerings will either be riffing on 'love stories',  helping us relate to ourselves, to each other and to this more than human world that we inhabit in more entangled, mysterious, interconnected and life sustaining ways.Or drawing our attention to 'horror stories' in our modern cultures that through their deeply ingrained pervasiveness keep us trapped in the destructive and divisive story of separation.This first offering comes from writer and poet Mike Benson, a poem entitled  - GDP: seems kind of Gross.

Welcome to this first Stories for Life minisode from The SpaceShip Earth Podcast. The intention with these mini episodes is to serve up short form sonic offerings - poems, stories, readings, meditations and musical gifts. These offerings will either be riffing on 'love stories', helping us relate to ourselves, to each other and to this more than human world that we inhabit in more entangled, mysterious, interconnected and life sustaining ways. Or drawing our attention to 'horror stories' in our modern cultures that through their deeply ingrained pervasiveness keep us trapped in the destructive and divisive story of separation. This first offering comes from writer and poet Mike Benson, a poem entitled - GDP: seems kind of Gross.

Stories For Life - Mike Benson - GDP - Seems kind of Gross

Love Ssega is a musician, songwriter and performing artist . He is weaving a beautifully diverse path collaborating across different art forms, whilst also speaking up for complex environmental, social and educational issues. The original frontman-songwriter of Grammy-winning Clean Bandit, he is currently Artist In Residence for Royal Festival Hall’s Philharmonia Orchestra. London-born, his music blends a mix of New Wave, 80s Hip-Hop, African polyrhythms and NYC Disco into smart, modern Pop and has been played all over the world. In this conversation Dan invites Ssega to explore the question ‘What does it mean to be a music artist in a time of climate, ecological and social crisis’ ? And they journey through some of his amazing projects riffing on many threads.Ssega  is weaving extraordinary magic through his actions and artistry - exploring climate justice, social and racial justice, air pollution, social housing issues and so much more through music, performance, collaboration and co-creation with communities, galleries, poets, orchestras, and more.Please do check out Ssega’s abundant music and creative projects, you won’t be disappointed. And please comment and share if this episode speaks to you.Links, show notes and tracklist via https://www.thespaceship.earth/podcast/2023/5/12/episode-68-love-ssega-finding-another-way

Love Ssega is a musician, songwriter and performing artist . He is weaving a beautifully diverse path collaborating across different art forms, whilst also speaking up for complex environmental, social and educational issues. The original frontman-songwriter of Grammy-winning Clean Bandit, he is currently Artist In Residence for Royal Festival Hall’s Philharmonia Orchestra. London-born, his music blends a mix of New Wave, 80s Hip-Hop, African polyrhythms and NYC Disco into smart, modern Pop and has been played all over the world. In this conversation Dan invites Ssega to explore the question ‘What does it mean to be a music artist in a time of climate, ecological and social crisis’ ? And they journey through some of his amazing projects riffing on many threads. Ssega is weaving extraordinary magic through his actions and artistry - exploring climate justice, social and racial justice, air pollution, social housing issues and so much more through music, performance, collaboration and co-creation with communities, galleries, poets, orchestras, and more. Please do check out Ssega’s abundant music and creative projects, you won’t be disappointed. And please comment and share if this episode speaks to you. Links, show notes and tracklist via https://www.thespaceship.earth/podcast/2023/5/12/episode-68-love-ssega-finding-another-way

Episode 68 - Love Ssega - Finding Another Way

Paul Powlesland

Why do rivers need guardians ?What does it mean to be a lawyer in a time of climate and ecological crisis ?Can nature have legal rights?Paul Powlesland is a civil barrister, environmental activist and guardian of the River Roding in East London.Paul is shaking up what it means to be a lawyer in a time of climate and ecological crisis.In this bonus episode following on from the previous long form conversation, Paul speaks specifically to the Rights of Nature movement, what it's all about and what the rights of a river might look like through his relationship with the River Roding, a river in east London which Paul guardians.This is also a special episode for us - being the first Ocean Mic episode  -  a new collaboration between The Spaceship Earth podcast and Finisterre.Available on all platforms#thespaceshipearthpodcast #becomingcrew #oceanmic

Why do rivers need guardians ? What does it mean to be a lawyer in a time of climate and ecological crisis ? Can nature have legal rights? Paul Powlesland is a civil barrister, environmental activist and guardian of the River Roding in East London. Paul is shaking up what it means to be a lawyer in a time of climate and ecological crisis. In this bonus episode following on from the previous long form conversation, Paul speaks specifically to the Rights of Nature movement, what it's all about and what the rights of a river might look like through his relationship with the River Roding, a river in east London which Paul guardians. This is also a special episode for us - being the first Ocean Mic episode  -  a new collaboration between The Spaceship Earth podcast and Finisterre. Available on all platforms #thespaceshipearthpodcast #becomingcrew #oceanmic

Episode 67 BONUS - Paul Powlesland - The Legal Rights of Nature & the Rights of a River

Why do rivers need guardians ?What does it mean to be a lawyer in a time of climate and ecological crisis ?Can nature have legal rights?Paul Powlesland is a civil barrister, environmental activist and guardian of the River Roding in East London.Over the last few years single handedly bringing life back to  this river and growing a community of crew re-connecting and regenerating the river and exploring what the legal rights of a river might look like.Paul is shaking up what it means to be a lawyer in a time of climate and ecological crisis.After practising as a barrister in London for a decade, Paul realised the urgent need to create greater respect and protection for the natural world within our legal system. He founded Lawyers for Nature to represent the natural world and all who are seeking to defend it in the courts as best he can within the current legal framework. He has a deep affinity for wild water, lives on a boat, on a stretch of tidal river, and has founded community project The River Roding Trust to bring life back to the River Roding in East London.This episode weaves many threads including -- what it means to be a lawyer in a time of environmental crisis,- the importance of reconnecting with nature, our more than human family - the beautiful inquiry into making rivers sacred again and giving them legal rights.This is also a very special episode for us - being the first Ocean Mic episode  -  a new collaboration between The Spaceship Earth podcast and Finisterre.

Why do rivers need guardians ? What does it mean to be a lawyer in a time of climate and ecological crisis ? Can nature have legal rights? Paul Powlesland is a civil barrister, environmental activist and guardian of the River Roding in East London. Over the last few years single handedly bringing life back to  this river and growing a community of crew re-connecting and regenerating the river and exploring what the legal rights of a river might look like. Paul is shaking up what it means to be a lawyer in a time of climate and ecological crisis. After practising as a barrister in London for a decade, Paul realised the urgent need to create greater respect and protection for the natural world within our legal system.  He founded Lawyers for Nature to represent the natural world and all who are seeking to defend it in the courts as best he can within the current legal framework.  He has a deep affinity for wild water, lives on a boat, on a stretch of tidal river, and has founded community project The River Roding Trust to bring life back to the River Roding in East London. This episode weaves many threads including - - what it means to be a lawyer in a time of environmental crisis, - the importance of reconnecting with nature, our more than human family - the beautiful inquiry into making rivers sacred again and giving them legal rights. This is also a very special episode for us - being the first Ocean Mic episode  -  a new collaboration between The Spaceship Earth podcast and Finisterre.

Episode 67   - Ocean Mic - Paul Powlesland - River Guardian and Lawyer in an ecological crisis

Why do rivers need guardians ?What does it mean to be a lawyer in a time of climate and ecological crisis ?     Can nature have legal rights?An Ocean Mic episode in collaboration with Finisterre dropping very soon, exciting on many fronts.#thespaceshipearthpodcast #becomingcrew #oceanmic

Why do rivers need guardians ? What does it mean to be a lawyer in a time of climate and ecological crisis ? Can nature have legal rights? An Ocean Mic episode in collaboration with Finisterre dropping very soon, exciting on many fronts. #thespaceshipearthpodcast #becomingcrew #oceanmic

Episode 67 Teaser - Paul Powlesland - River Guardian & Lawyer in a Climate and Ecological crisis

Bayo is an author, writer, celebrated speaker, teacher, and self-styled trans-public intellectual - whose vocation goes beyond justice and speaking truth to power to opening up other spaces of power-with, and queering fond formulations and configurations of hope.Bayo invites us to see the crises of our times with a post activist,  post humanist lens, revealing cracks and bringing much-needed trouble to settled narratives.His writing and speaking is prolific, vital and so generous.His provocations and the invitations that sit under them are not always fully comprehended in our more comfortable human centered cultures of progress which Bayo speaks to with clarity in this conversation.This was a shorter episode recorded online at the end of a slightly frazzling week, but as ever with Bayo this conversation is full of gifts, stunning insight, provocation and fertiliser for navigating these mysterious times.Bayo is one of our special guests on The Remix kicking off in May - a 3 month action learning adventure for story rebels from Becoming crew.Applications open https://www.becomingcrew.com/theremix

Bayo is an author, writer, celebrated speaker, teacher, and self-styled trans-public intellectual - whose vocation goes beyond justice and speaking truth to power to opening up other spaces of power-with, and queering fond formulations and configurations of hope. Bayo invites us to see the crises of our times with a post activist, post humanist lens, revealing cracks and bringing much-needed trouble to settled narratives. His writing and speaking is prolific, vital and so generous. His provocations and the invitations that sit under them are not always fully comprehended in our more comfortable human centered cultures of progress which Bayo speaks to with clarity in this conversation. This was a shorter episode recorded online at the end of a slightly frazzling week, but as ever with Bayo this conversation is full of gifts, stunning insight, provocation and fertiliser for navigating these mysterious times. Bayo is one of our special guests on The Remix kicking off in May - a 3 month action learning adventure for story rebels from Becoming crew. Applications open <a href="https://www.becomingcrew.com/theremix" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.becomingcrew.com/theremix</a>

Episode 66 - Bayo Akomolafe - Cracks, re-pairing and making new moves

The story of Spaceship Earth is simple...We live on a life giving rock called Earth hurtling through space.Like a spaceship, we have a finite amount of supplies with an intelligent operating system, called nature, which keeps everything replenished as long as we all respect it and participate wisely. So a deep relationship with this mysterious system, along with spontaneous co-operation between humans and all life is essential to keep us thriving and the spaceship flying.In this podcast I’m in conversations with folk  involved in regenerating life, Shifting consciousness and re-imagining how we can live more beautifully and peacefully. I talk with artists, writers, activists, designers, adventurers, healers, farmers, creative mavericks and more.Their stories invite us to  participate in the co-creation of life sustaining cultures.In service to life.Becoming crew on Spaceship Earth.Rad cosmic intro music (now remixed) - with gratitude to  Matt Hales and Davide Rossi (Escape Goat by Soren Lorenson, published by BMG). Hosted by Dan Burgess, edit via Charlie Shread, engine room Seemah Nahome-BurgessJoin us on instagram @thespaceship.earthSubscribe to writing and updates: https://becomingcrew.substack.com/welcomeJoin our (un)learning adventures:www.becomingcrew.com

The story of Spaceship Earth is simple... We live on a life giving rock called Earth hurtling through space. Like a spaceship, we have a finite amount of supplies with an intelligent operating system, called nature, which keeps everything replenished as long as we all respect it and participate wisely. So a deep relationship with this mysterious system, along with spontaneous co-operation between humans and all life is essential to keep us thriving and the spaceship flying. In this podcast I’m in conversations with folk involved in regenerating life, Shifting consciousness and re-imagining how we can live more beautifully and peacefully. I talk with artists, writers, activists, designers, adventurers, healers, farmers, creative mavericks and more. Their stories invite us to participate in the co-creation of life sustaining cultures. In service to life. Becoming crew on Spaceship Earth. Rad cosmic intro music (now remixed) - with gratitude to Matt Hales and Davide Rossi (Escape Goat by Soren Lorenson, published by BMG). Hosted by Dan Burgess, edit via Charlie Shread, engine room Seemah Nahome-Burgess Join us on instagram @thespaceship.earth Subscribe to writing and updates: <a href="https://becomingcrew.substack.com/welcome" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://becomingcrew.substack.com/welcome</a> Join our (un)learning adventures: <a href="http://www.becomingcrew.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.becomingcrew.com</a>

THE SPACESHIP EARTH PODCAST

James Turner

In this episode I chat with James Turner Co-founder of Glimpse. Glimpse tap into a growing network of creative talent to create culture hacks and creative interventions that reimagine a beautiful future beyond mindless consumption, where nature flourishes and people are nice to each other. They are behind a load of genius activations including crowdfunding an entire London Underground Station's advertising space with posters of Cats, creating the first retail store where you purchase urgent items for refugees, and most recently getting birdsong into the UK music charts to raise awareness of the urgent decline in bird species in the UK. Today they are a creative studio who work with NGO's, charities and purposeful organisations who want to imagine a more beautiful world as well as developing their own activations and projects.We explore James' journey to Glimpse via his background as a broadcast journalist then as Comms Director for Greenpeace UK, about shifting creative energy and talent away from consumption culture towards more regenerative narratives and stories in our culture. The challenges we're facing right now with climate and ecological breakdown and massive social inequalities and the urgent need for more creative energy, talent and skills to step up and get involved. We also talk quite a bit about salad and birds. Enjoy!Show noteshttps://weglimpse.co/ https://www.goodfornothing.com/ https://medium.com/glimpsecollective/why-we-just-replaced-68-tube-adverts-with-cat-pictures-9ed1ae1177d0https://choose.love/https://www.rspb.org.uk/get-involved/campaigning/let-nature-sing/ https://www.campaignlive.co.uk/article/april-showers-trigger-outdoor-campaign/1582149 https://soundcloud.com/goodfornothing-1/birdstep-mashupGood for Nothing #Homefulhttps://medium.com/@g00dfornothing/in-times-of-crisis-look-for-the-helpers-58b390e69ccdA post by me on responding to the climate emergency &gt; https://medium.com/@dansolo/fridays-for-future-for-everyone-48d9152de17dFridays for Future for Everyone by me &gt; https://youtu.be/fjxkzwCboBchttp://extinctionrebellion.earth/https://www.thedrum.com/news/2019/05/17/extinction-rebellion-warns-ad-industry-you-didn-t-think-we-d-forget-about-you https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/may/19/extinction-rebellion-urges-ad-industry-to-use-its-power-for-goodBreak the Silence on climate change in advertisinghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUsbdtUuzIU

In this episode I chat with James Turner Co-founder of Glimpse. Glimpse tap into a growing network of creative talent to create culture hacks and creative interventions that reimagine a beautiful future beyond mindless consumption, where nature flourishes and people are nice to each other. They are behind a load of genius activations including crowdfunding an entire London Underground Station's advertising space with posters of Cats, creating the first retail store where you purchase urgent items for refugees, and most recently getting birdsong into the UK music charts to raise awareness of the urgent decline in bird species in the UK. Today they are a creative studio who work with NGO's, charities and purposeful organisations who want to imagine a more beautiful world as well as developing their own activations and projects. We explore James' journey to Glimpse via his background as a broadcast journalist then as Comms Director for Greenpeace UK, about shifting creative energy and talent away from consumption culture towards more regenerative narratives and stories in our culture. The challenges we're facing right now with climate and ecological breakdown and massive social inequalities and the urgent need for more creative energy, talent and skills to step up and get involved. We also talk quite a bit about salad and birds. Enjoy! Show notes <a href="https://weglimpse.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://weglimpse.co/</a> <a href="https://www.goodfornothing.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.goodfornothing.com/</a> <a href="https://medium.com/glimpsecollective/why-we-just-replaced-68-tube-adverts-with-cat-pictures-9ed1ae1177d0" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://medium.com/glimpsecollective/why-we-just-replaced-68-tube-adverts-with-cat-pictures-9ed1ae1177d0</a> https://choose.love/ <a href="https://www.rspb.org.uk/get-involved/campaigning/let-nature-sing/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.rspb.org.uk/get-involved/campaigning/let-nature-sing/</a> <a href="https://www.campaignlive.co.uk/article/april-showers-trigger-outdoor-campaign/1582149" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.campaignlive.co.uk/article/april-showers-trigger-outdoor-campaign/1582149</a> <a href="https://soundcloud.com/goodfornothing-1/birdstep-mashup" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundcloud.com/goodfornothing-1/birdstep-mashup</a> Good for Nothing #Homeful <a href="https://medium.com/@g00dfornothing/in-times-of-crisis-look-for-the-helpers-58b390e69ccd" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://medium.com/@g00dfornothing/in-times-of-crisis-look-for-the-helpers-58b390e69ccd</a> A post by me on responding to the climate emergency &gt; <a href="https://medium.com/@dansolo/fridays-for-future-for-everyone-48d9152de17d" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://medium.com/@dansolo/fridays-for-future-for-everyone-48d9152de17d</a> Fridays for Future for Everyone by me &gt; <a href="https://youtu.be/fjxkzwCboBc" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/fjxkzwCboBc</a> http://extinctionrebellion.earth/ <a href="https://www.thedrum.com/news/2019/05/17/extinction-rebellion-warns-ad-industry-you-didn-t-think-we-d-forget-about-you" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.thedrum.com/news/2019/05/17/extinction-rebellion-warns-ad-industry-you-didn-t-think-we-d-forget-about-you</a> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/may/19/extinction-rebellion-urges-ad-industry-to-use-its-power-for-good" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/may/19/extinction-rebellion-urges-ad-industry-to-use-its-power-for-good</a> Break the Silence on climate change in advertising <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUsbdtUuzIU" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUsbdtUuzIU</a>

The SpaceShip Earth - Episode 21 - James Turner - Glimpse

Will Skeaping

Ecological breakdown, Creative Courage, Climate strikes and Rebelling for lifeThis episode is a two for one bargain. The theme is the climate and ecological crisis and the enormous creative response needed from humanity at this moment in time.Kicks off with a ramble from me, some personal reflections into the sadness of the climate and ecological crisis and my journeying to deeper understanding  through the last decade. To 2019 and the energy and urgency of the school climate strikers, collaborating with them through my Good for Nothing project, the call for adults to step up to the climate and ecological emergency from our kids. Designing creative interventions and experiments to nudge collective action and waking up the talent and potential of creative professionals to respond to this crisis. This is followed by a conversation with Will Skeaping from Extinction Rebellion (XR).  Will talks about his journey into XR, the missions he’s currently involved in, the response from the Advertising industry so far to XR interventions and plans for the October rebellion, the global climate strikes on the 20th/27th September and and why everyone is needed. This is an open honest conversation, we cover grief, anxiety, despair, uncertainty, the global economic system that we’re all implicated in, the role of advertising, consumerism and materials economy at the root of the crisis, the need for creative visioning of a more beautiful world and how the responses we must find as a civilisation, will have to come from the most creative places, minds and radical collaborations. We riff on creative activism and participation culture. Some thoughts on what next and how to get involved in a load of great projects and collectives that are fast emerging from the crisis now the space has been created. I finish with musings on how Joanna Macy’s 'Great Turning' work might help with more intentional mobilisation within this industry and share the warning from the UN’s leading Biodiversity expert from just days ago that a complete redesign of our  consumption and production culture globally is urgently needed if we are to protect a life sustaining earth for our future generations. Can the creative sectors lead the shift to a more beautiful world? It needs all of us. Enjoy. Please rate and review the show if you like it. Drop me a line &gt; dan@thespaceship.earth / @dansoloShow Notes:Dan’s stuffhttps://medium.com/@dansolo/climate-breakdown-exceptional-circumstances-and-pissing-on-the-childrens-fire-39ca048d6a6d https://medium.com/@dansolo/fridays-for-future-for-everyone-48d9152de17dYouth climate Strikeshttps://ukscn.org/ https://globalclimatestrike.net/ https://www.goodfornothing.com/ https://weglimpse.co/Ad/Creative industry climate crisis interventions and initiativeshttps://www.campaignlive.co.uk/article/adland-challenged-mobilise-million-people-join-uk-climate-strike/1590526 https://www.thedrum.com/news/2019/05/17/extinction-rebellion-warns-ad-industry-you-didn-t-think-we-d-forget-about-you https://www.thecommslab.com/ https://www.purposedisruptors.org/ https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/climate-crisis-summit-sept-16th-tickets-69868561749?aff=odeimcmailchimp&amp;mc_cid=e2549959cf&amp;mc_eid=%5BUNIQID%5D https://www.creativeandclimate.com/ https://www.createandstrike.com/Heading for Extinction Talk by XR co-founder Gail Bradbrook: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2VkC4SnwY0 https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/314/314671/this-is-not-a-drill/9780141991443.htmlSave the date: October 7th - 19th: London.http://www.extinctionrebellion.com http://www.instagram.com/ExtinctionRebellion http://www.twitter.com/ExtinctionRWill Skeaping http://www.instagram.com/skeapsnaps http://www.twitter.com/skeapspeaksDan’s references at the end https://www.activehope.info/great-turning.html https://www.commondreams.org/news/2019/08/30/tipping-point-un-biodiversity-chief-warns-burning-amazon-could-lead-cascading https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_oevXkJY-fE

Ecological breakdown, Creative Courage, Climate strikes and Rebelling for life This episode is a two for one bargain. The theme is the climate and ecological crisis and the enormous creative response needed from humanity at this moment in time. Kicks off with a ramble from me, some personal reflections into the sadness of the climate and ecological crisis and my journeying to deeper understanding through the last decade. To 2019 and the energy and urgency of the school climate strikers, collaborating with them through my Good for Nothing project, the call for adults to step up to the climate and ecological emergency from our kids. Designing creative interventions and experiments to nudge collective action and waking up the talent and potential of creative professionals to respond to this crisis. This is followed by a conversation with Will Skeaping from Extinction Rebellion (XR).  Will talks about his journey into XR, the missions he’s currently involved in, the response from the Advertising industry so far to XR interventions and plans for the October rebellion, the global climate strikes on the 20th/27th September and and why everyone is needed. This is an open honest conversation, we cover grief, anxiety, despair, uncertainty, the global economic system that we’re all implicated in, the role of advertising, consumerism and materials economy at the root of the crisis, the need for creative visioning of a more beautiful world and how the responses we must find as a civilisation, will have to come from the most creative places, minds and radical collaborations. We riff on creative activism and participation culture. Some thoughts on what next and how to get involved in a load of great projects and collectives that are fast emerging from the crisis now the space has been created. I finish with musings on how Joanna Macy’s 'Great Turning' work might help with more intentional mobilisation within this industry and share the warning from the UN’s leading Biodiversity expert from just days ago that a complete redesign of our consumption and production culture globally is urgently needed if we are to protect a life sustaining earth for our future generations. Can the creative sectors lead the shift to a more beautiful world? It needs all of us. Enjoy. Please rate and review the show if you like it. Drop me a line &gt; dan@thespaceship.earth / @dansolo Show Notes: Dan’s stuff <a href="https://medium.com/@dansolo/climate-breakdown-exceptional-circumstances-and-pissing-on-the-childrens-fire-39ca048d6a6d" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://medium.com/@dansolo/climate-breakdown-exceptional-circumstances-and-pissing-on-the-childrens-fire-39ca048d6a6d</a> <a href="https://medium.com/@dansolo/fridays-for-future-for-everyone-48d9152de17d" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://medium.com/@dansolo/fridays-for-future-for-everyone-48d9152de17d</a> Youth climate Strikes <a href="https://ukscn.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://ukscn.org/</a> <a href="https://globalclimatestrike.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://globalclimatestrike.net/</a> <a href="https://www.goodfornothing.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.goodfornothing.com/</a> <a href="https://weglimpse.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://weglimpse.co/</a> Ad/Creative industry climate crisis interventions and initiatives <a href="https://www.campaignlive.co.uk/article/adland-challenged-mobilise-million-people-join-uk-climate-strike/1590526" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.campaignlive.co.uk/article/adland-challenged-mobilise-million-people-join-uk-climate-strike/1590526</a> <a href="https://www.thedrum.com/news/2019/05/17/extinction-rebellion-warns-ad-industry-you-didn-t-think-we-d-forget-about-you" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.thedrum.com/news/2019/05/17/extinction-rebellion-warns-ad-industry-you-didn-t-think-we-d-forget-about-you</a> <a href="https://www.thecommslab.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.thecommslab.com/</a> <a href="https://www.purposedisruptors.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.purposedisruptors.org/</a> <a href="https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/climate-crisis-summit-sept-16th-tickets-69868561749?aff=odeimcmailchimp&amp;mc_cid=e2549959cf&amp;mc_eid=%5BUNIQID%5D" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/climate-crisis-summit-sept-16th-tickets-69868561749?aff=odeimcmailchimp&amp;mc_cid=e2549959cf&amp;mc_eid=%5BUNIQID%5D</a> <a href="https://www.creativeandclimate.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.creativeandclimate.com/</a> <a href="https://www.createandstrike.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.createandstrike.com/</a> Heading for Extinction Talk by XR co-founder Gail Bradbrook: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2VkC4SnwY0" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2VkC4SnwY0</a> <a href="https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/314/314671/this-is-not-a-drill/9780141991443.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/314/314671/this-is-not-a-drill/9780141991443.html</a> Save the date: October 7th - 19th: London. <a href="http://www.extinctionrebellion.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.extinctionrebellion.com</a> <a href="http://www.instagram.com/ExtinctionRebellion" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.instagram.com/ExtinctionRebellion</a> <a href="http://www.twitter.com/ExtinctionR" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.twitter.com/ExtinctionR</a> Will Skeaping <a href="http://www.instagram.com/skeapsnaps" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.instagram.com/skeapsnaps</a> <a href="http://www.twitter.com/skeapspeaks" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.twitter.com/skeapspeaks</a> Dan’s references at the end <a href="https://www.activehope.info/great-turning.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.activehope.info/great-turning.html</a> <a href="https://www.commondreams.org/news/2019/08/30/tipping-point-un-biodiversity-chief-warns-burning-amazon-could-lead-cascading" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.commondreams.org/news/2019/08/30/tipping-point-un-biodiversity-chief-warns-burning-amazon-could-lead-cascading</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_oevXkJY-fE" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_oevXkJY-fE</a>

The SpaceShip Earth - Episode 25  - Will Skeaping  - Extinction Rebellion

Afdhel Aziz

In this episode I chat with Afdhel Aziz - Author of the book  ‘Good is the New Cool - Market like you give a damn’, Keynote Speaker and Chief Purpose Officer at Conspiracy of Love. Afdhel is on a mission to help businesses find purpose and meaning in what they do, and he’s spent 20 years working at the highest level in some of the biggest brands on the planet -so he has a unique perspective on the workings of the corporation. We riff on his journey, the challenegs we face right now as a human race, why business has such a big role in the shift to a more beautiful world, the blockages to radical change in business, the climate and ecological crisis and the implications of that for consumer and brand culture - and why humans ultimately are the key to change. Enjoy!https://www.afdhelaziz.com/ https://www.goodisthenewcool.org/ https://conspiracyoflove.co/team-1 https://www.forbes.com/consent/?toURL=https://www.forbes.com/sites/afdhelaziz/

In this episode I chat with Afdhel Aziz - Author of the book ‘Good is the New Cool - Market like you give a damn’, Keynote Speaker and Chief Purpose Officer at Conspiracy of Love. Afdhel is on a mission to help businesses find purpose and meaning in what they do, and he’s spent 20 years working at the highest level in some of the biggest brands on the planet -so he has a unique perspective on the workings of the corporation. We riff on his journey, the challenegs we face right now as a human race, why business has such a big role in the shift to a more beautiful world, the blockages to radical change in business, the climate and ecological crisis and the implications of that for consumer and brand culture - and why humans ultimately are the key to change. Enjoy! <a href="https://www.afdhelaziz.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.afdhelaziz.com/</a> <a href="https://www.goodisthenewcool.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.goodisthenewcool.org/</a> <a href="https://conspiracyoflove.co/team-1" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://conspiracyoflove.co/team-1</a> <a href="https://www.forbes.com/consent/?toURL=https://www.forbes.com/sites/afdhelaziz/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.forbes.com/consent/?toURL=https://www.forbes.com/sites/afdhelaziz/</a>

The SpaceShip Earth - Episode 23 - Afdhel Aziz  - Why true brand purpose must come from within

Andres Roberts

In this episode I'm in conversation with Andres Roberts, founder of Bio Leadership Project, co-founder of Way Of Nature UK. Andres supports new forms of  human progress by working with the principles of living systems and the wisdom of nature. We talk about Andres journey with his work, and how his practice has developed with Bio Leadership, the challenges of working and leading within dominant systems, different ways of knowing, working with the intelligence of the wider natural world through nature quests, wilderness solos,  and basically we riff and jam on what its like to be alive right now at this moment in time, a time of climate emergency and ecological breakdown, the search for meaning and a sense of belonging and in particular what that means  to lead and organise in this context and with this new knowledge. Enquiry based practice and asking courageous questions as a way to evolve. Andres shares stories, insight and learnings from his most current projects including his work with Patagonia Europe, it was a real pleasure to record this chat. Hope you enjoy!Show notes:http://www.bio-leadership.org/ http://wayofnature.co.uk/ https://www.sacredpassage.com/https://rebellion.earth/https://www.reinventingorganizations.com/ https://www.thedrum.com/news/2019/05/17/extinction-rebellion-warns-ad-industry-you-didn-t-think-we-d-forget-about-you

In this episode I'm in conversation with Andres Roberts, founder of Bio Leadership Project, co-founder of Way Of Nature UK. Andres supports new forms of human progress by working with the principles of living systems and the wisdom of nature. We talk about Andres journey with his work, and how his practice has developed with Bio Leadership, the challenges of working and leading within dominant systems, different ways of knowing, working with the intelligence of the wider natural world through nature quests, wilderness solos, and basically we riff and jam on what its like to be alive right now at this moment in time, a time of climate emergency and ecological breakdown, the search for meaning and a sense of belonging and in particular what that means to lead and organise in this context and with this new knowledge. Enquiry based practice and asking courageous questions as a way to evolve. Andres shares stories, insight and learnings from his most current projects including his work with Patagonia Europe, it was a real pleasure to record this chat. Hope you enjoy! Show notes: <a href="http://www.bio-leadership.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.bio-leadership.org/</a> <a href="http://wayofnature.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://wayofnature.co.uk/</a> <a href="https://www.sacredpassage.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.sacredpassage.com/</a> https://rebellion.earth/ <a href="https://www.reinventingorganizations.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.reinventingorganizations.com/</a> <a href="https://www.thedrum.com/news/2019/05/17/extinction-rebellion-warns-ad-industry-you-didn-t-think-we-d-forget-about-you" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.thedrum.com/news/2019/05/17/extinction-rebellion-warns-ad-industry-you-didn-t-think-we-d-forget-about-you</a>

The SpaceShip Earth Episode 22 - Andres Roberts - Bio Leadership Project

Chris Salisbury

In this episode I’m with Chris Salisbury - storyteller, outdoor educator, nature connection guru and founder of WildWise in Devon, UK. We explore connection to nature through experience, embodied knowledge and opening the imagination, the need for soul work in our industrialised lives, the challenges facing children, teens and us older folks in a world that has shunned ritual, wildness, community living and spaces to connect with who we truly are. How time in nature can spark our curiosity and creativity,  the power of stories in oral form to inspire and support us in times of trouble. Includes guest vocals from Chris’s hens. Enjoy!Show noteshttps://wildwise.co.uk/ https://www.oxfordstorytellingfestival.co.uk/meet-the-team https://www.schumachercollege.org.uk/courses/short-courses/call-of-the-wild-2019

In this episode I’m with Chris Salisbury - storyteller, outdoor educator, nature connection guru and founder of WildWise in Devon, UK. We explore connection to nature through experience, embodied knowledge and opening the imagination, the need for soul work in our industrialised lives, the challenges facing children, teens and us older folks in a world that has shunned ritual, wildness, community living and spaces to connect with who we truly are. How time in nature can spark our curiosity and creativity, the power of stories in oral form to inspire and support us in times of trouble. Includes guest vocals from Chris’s hens. Enjoy! Show notes <a href="https://wildwise.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://wildwise.co.uk/</a> <a href="https://www.oxfordstorytellingfestival.co.uk/meet-the-team" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.oxfordstorytellingfestival.co.uk/meet-the-team</a> <a href="https://www.schumachercollege.org.uk/courses/short-courses/call-of-the-wild-2019" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.schumachercollege.org.uk/courses/short-courses/call-of-the-wild-2019</a>

Episode 18 Chris Salisbury - WildWise - Feeling our way back to nature

Melissa Kendall

A conversation with education pioneer Melissa Kendall, who has established the first Lumiar School in the UK. The Lumiar methodology was developed by Brazilian entrepreneur Ricardo Semler. We chat about why Mel took the leap, the Lumiar methodology and approach and the plans for the school which is in its first full year. Enjoy.Show noteshttps://www.lumiar.co.uk/ https://www.ted.com/talks/ricardo_semler_how_to_run_a_company_with_almost_no_rules?language=mg https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=112&amp;v=yGiUjkfjIag

A conversation with education pioneer Melissa Kendall, who has established the first Lumiar School in the UK. The Lumiar methodology was developed by Brazilian entrepreneur Ricardo Semler. We chat about why Mel took the leap, the Lumiar methodology and approach and the plans for the school which is in its first full year. Enjoy. Show notes <a href="https://www.lumiar.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.lumiar.co.uk/</a> <a href="https://www.ted.com/talks/ricardo_semler_how_to_run_a_company_with_almost_no_rules?language=mg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.ted.com/talks/ricardo_semler_how_to_run_a_company_with_almost_no_rules?language=mg</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=112&amp;v=yGiUjkfjIag" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=112&amp;v=yGiUjkfjIag</a>

The SpaceShip Earth Episode 20  - Melissa Kendall - A new kind of school - Lumiar

Dan Burgess

A spontaneous ramble from the banks of the River Dart in Devon. Recorded mid April, this is a short reflection after spending 48hrs in the Devon landscape after a few months of working frantically.A riff on the healing nature of the land and water, a need for solitude, the wisdom that emerges from time outside. The insanity of the myth of continual progress in the industrial growth society. Falling in love with the more than human world, the intelligence and wisdom in looking backwards. Letting go, rituals, love, feeling and working from the heart.

A spontaneous ramble from the banks of the River Dart in Devon. Recorded mid April, this is a short reflection after spending 48hrs in the Devon landscape after a few months of working frantically. A riff on the healing nature of the land and water, a need for solitude, the wisdom that emerges from time outside. The insanity of the myth of continual progress in the industrial growth society. Falling in love with the more than human world, the intelligence and wisdom in looking backwards. Letting go, rituals, love, feeling and working from the heart.

The Spaceship Earth - Episode 19  - Dan Burgess  - River Rambles Part 1

Natalie Fee

In this episode I welcomed award winning campaigner, activist, author and speaker Natalie Fee to the SpaceShed in my garden.Nat is a true maverick making incredible impacts through her organisation City to Sea and Refill - from an idea in her head which hatched a youtube video and a crowdfunder to bring attention to plastic pollution habits in our consumerist culture, Nat has built a 30 strong campaigning organisation and a fast growing community driven movement to encourage the spread of refill culture in our society. We riff on Nat’s journey from dropping out of University, searching for spiritual meaning, achieving material and financial success and not finding happiness with that and how stumbling across Chris Jordan’s Albatross project catalysed her to act on plastic pollution.We talk about the rise of consumerism, plastic pollution, searching for meaning, community action, individual change and action as system change, following your heart and putting yourself out into the world and much much more. This is an open, honest conversation about Nat’s journeying to find meaning and purpose in her life which led to campaigning and innovating on plastic pollution, which has become a catalyst to connect more deeply to the earth and how Nat believes individual action to be a creative, powerful and regenerative act. Which is exactly what her new book ‘How to Change the World for Free’ riffs on. We talk about toilets a fair bit too and porn and flax seed lube. Enjoy!www.citytosea.org.uk/ refill.org.uk/ nataliefee.com/ nataliefee.com/books/ www.instagram.com/nataliefee_/ www.instagram.com/citytosea_/ www.instagram.com/refillhq/

In this episode I welcomed award winning campaigner, activist, author and speaker Natalie Fee to the SpaceShed in my garden. Nat is a true maverick making incredible impacts through her organisation City to Sea and Refill - from an idea in her head which hatched a youtube video and a crowdfunder to bring attention to plastic pollution habits in our consumerist culture, Nat has built a 30 strong campaigning organisation and a fast growing community driven movement to encourage the spread of refill culture in our society. We riff on Nat’s journey from dropping out of University, searching for spiritual meaning, achieving material and financial success and not finding happiness with that and how stumbling across Chris Jordan’s Albatross project catalysed her to act on plastic pollution. We talk about the rise of consumerism, plastic pollution, searching for meaning, community action, individual change and action as system change, following your heart and putting yourself out into the world and much much more. This is an open, honest conversation about Nat’s journeying to find meaning and purpose in her life which led to campaigning and innovating on plastic pollution, which has become a catalyst to connect more deeply to the earth and how Nat believes individual action to be a creative, powerful and regenerative act. Which is exactly what her new book ‘How to Change the World for Free’ riffs on. We talk about toilets a fair bit too and porn and flax seed lube. Enjoy! <a href="http://www.citytosea.org.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.citytosea.org.uk/</a> <a href="http://refill.org.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">refill.org.uk/</a> <a href="http://nataliefee.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">nataliefee.com/</a> <a href="http://nataliefee.com/books/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">nataliefee.com/books/</a> <a href="http://www.instagram.com/nataliefee_/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.instagram.com/nataliefee_/</a> <a href="http://www.instagram.com/citytosea_/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.instagram.com/citytosea_/</a> <a href="http://www.instagram.com/refillhq/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.instagram.com/refillhq/</a>

The SpaceShip Earth - Episode 26 - Natalie Fee - City to Sea - How to Save the World for Free

Louise Middleton

In this episode, I'm in conversation with Louise Middleton, founder of Kudhva -  an amazing collection of stunning hide-outs on a magical, elemental landscape on the remote and wild North Cornwall coast - a place for folks to disconnect to reconnect. Having spent the night in a Kudhva in a rocking gale,  I caught up with Louise to get the Kudhva story, the vision and journey of place making so thoughtfully in tune with the landscape, designing living experiences that help people connect more fully with themselves, to each other and the non human world around them. We explore how living more simply and intentionally seems to help us let go of stress, tune in to our creativity and connect better with ourselves and others.  Experimenting with the design challenge of creating balance between space for solitude vs community. At a time when we are faced with the most enormous and urgent challenges of lowering our carbon and ecological impacts particulalry in the west, and where we have often removed ourselves from place based community, what can we learn from places like Kudhva which we can bring back and build into our modern urban lives. Hope you enjoy. Please share and review if you like it.http://kudhva.com/ https://www.instagram.com/kudhva/

In this episode, I'm in conversation with Louise Middleton, founder of Kudhva - an amazing collection of stunning hide-outs on a magical, elemental landscape on the remote and wild North Cornwall coast - a place for folks to disconnect to reconnect. Having spent the night in a Kudhva in a rocking gale, I caught up with Louise to get the Kudhva story, the vision and journey of place making so thoughtfully in tune with the landscape, designing living experiences that help people connect more fully with themselves, to each other and the non human world around them. We explore how living more simply and intentionally seems to help us let go of stress, tune in to our creativity and connect better with ourselves and others. Experimenting with the design challenge of creating balance between space for solitude vs community. At a time when we are faced with the most enormous and urgent challenges of lowering our carbon and ecological impacts particulalry in the west, and where we have often removed ourselves from place based community, what can we learn from places like Kudhva which we can bring back and build into our modern urban lives. Hope you enjoy. Please share and review if you like it. <a href="http://kudhva.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://kudhva.com/</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/kudhva/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/kudhva/</a>

The SpaceShip Earth - Episode 24 - Louise Middleton -  Kudhva - Hiding Out to Reconnect

I emailed a range of friends and previous guests to record and send me some reflections during this great pause due to the coronavirus pandemic. I ask them 5 questions. 1. Where are you and who are you with? 2. What are you struggling with the most during these times? 3. Have you started doing/discovered/always done something that is bringing you joy in these times ? 4. What are you hoping could emerge from these extraordinary times? 5. What bits of 'getting back to normal' do you hope will not return?What has come in is deep observations, reflections, feelings, fears, insights and they are full of beauty, and I’m very grateful for all the contributions. So I’m stitching them together 3 or 4 at a time, pretty much as they came to me. This is episode 6 featuring offerings from Alice Howard-Vyse, Al Kennedy and Natalie Fee.I hope you enjoy listening to themPeace and OutDan

I emailed a range of friends and previous guests to record and send me some reflections during this great pause due to the coronavirus pandemic. I ask them 5 questions. 1. Where are you and who are you with? 2. What are you struggling with the most during these times? 3. Have you started doing/discovered/always done something that is bringing you joy in these times ? 4. What are you hoping could emerge from these extraordinary times? 5. What bits of 'getting back to normal' do you hope will not return? What has come in is deep observations, reflections, feelings, fears, insights and they are full of beauty, and I’m very grateful for all the contributions. So I’m stitching them together 3 or 4 at a time, pretty much as they came to me. This is episode 6 featuring offerings from Alice Howard-Vyse, Al Kennedy and Natalie Fee. I hope you enjoy listening to them Peace and Out Dan

Reflections from the Great Pause. An experimental series - Episode 6

I emailed a range of friends and previous guests to record and send me some reflections during this great pause due to the coronavirus pandemic. I ask them 5 questions. 1. Where are you and who are you with? 2. What are you struggling with the most during these times? 3. Have you started doing/discovered/always done something that is bringing you joy in these times ? 4. What are you hoping could emerge from these extraordinary times? 5. What bits of 'getting back to normal' do you hope will not return?What has come in is deep observations, reflections, feelings, fears, insights and they are full of beauty, and I’m very grateful for all the contributions. So I’m stitching them together 3 or 4 at a time, pretty much as they came to me. I get  get them out every day or so as I can. This episode features Charlie Gladstone, Jeff Bowman and Louise MiddletonI hope you enjoy listening to themPeace and OutDan

I emailed a range of friends and previous guests to record and send me some reflections during this great pause due to the coronavirus pandemic. I ask them 5 questions. 1. Where are you and who are you with? 2. What are you struggling with the most during these times? 3. Have you started doing/discovered/always done something that is bringing you joy in these times ? 4. What are you hoping could emerge from these extraordinary times? 5. What bits of 'getting back to normal' do you hope will not return? What has come in is deep observations, reflections, feelings, fears, insights and they are full of beauty, and I’m very grateful for all the contributions. So I’m stitching them together 3 or 4 at a time, pretty much as they came to me. I get get them out every day or so as I can. This episode features Charlie Gladstone, Jeff Bowman and Louise Middleton I hope you enjoy listening to them Peace and Out Dan

Reflections from the Great Pause. An Experimental series - Episode 5

I have emailed a range of friends and previous guests to record and send me some reflections during this great pause due to the coronavirus pandemic. I ask them 5 questions. 1. Where are you and who are you with? 2. What are you struggling with the most during these times? 3. Have you started doing/discovered/always done something that is bringing you joy in these times ? 4. What are you hoping could emerge from these extraordinary times? 5. What bits of 'getting back to normal' do you hope will not return?And finally anything you wish to share with others right now - e.g a project, poem, song, book, action, words, story whatever you like.They are starting to come in, observations, reflections, feelings, fears, insights and they are full of beauty, and I’m very grateful for all the contributions. So I’m stitching them together 3 or 4 at a time, pretty much as they came to me. I plan to get them out every day or so if I can for the next few days. This episode features offerings from Saskia Rysenbry, Andrew Wanliss Orlebar and Easkey BrittonI hope you enjoy listening to themPeace and OutDan

I have emailed a range of friends and previous guests to record and send me some reflections during this great pause due to the coronavirus pandemic. I ask them 5 questions. 1. Where are you and who are you with? 2. What are you struggling with the most during these times? 3. Have you started doing/discovered/always done something that is bringing you joy in these times ? 4. What are you hoping could emerge from these extraordinary times? 5. What bits of 'getting back to normal' do you hope will not return? And finally anything you wish to share with others right now - e.g a project, poem, song, book, action, words, story whatever you like. They are starting to come in, observations, reflections, feelings, fears, insights and they are full of beauty, and I’m very grateful for all the contributions. So I’m stitching them together 3 or 4 at a time, pretty much as they came to me. I plan to get them out every day or so if I can for the next few days. This episode features offerings from Saskia Rysenbry, Andrew Wanliss Orlebar and Easkey Britton I hope you enjoy listening to them Peace and Out Dan

Reflections from the Great Pause. An experimental series  - Episode 3

Giles Hutchins

Laura Storm

In this episode I'm in conversation with the inspiring and wise Laura Storm and Giles Hutchins, co-authors of the book 'Regenerative Leadership'. Having booked this podcast weeks ago we recorded this conversation as the UK was preparing to lock down the country in the face of the coronavirus crisis, Laura based in Copenhagen was in her 10th day of isolation with her family. Because of this unprecedented context, this conversation is an open, honest, sometimes vulnerable exploration of living in this moment in time, the uncertainties we face as business, leaders, communities, citizens, parents and ultimately humans, as we rapidly adapt to global lockdown and how the principles of regenerative leadership might offer ways for navigating towards a thriving and flourishing world, a new way of being on this planet. We riff on everything from trust and letting go of old ways and the logic of command and control, how to work in these new remote times, dealing with the huge uncertainty of income and job loss, integrating family and community back into our lives, how to support the most vulnerable, noticing the natural world, and how we might move forward beyond this crisis.https://www.regenerativeleadership.co/ https://laura-storm.com/ https://www.instagram.com/storm_laura/ https://www.instagram.com/regenerators.co http://gileshutchins.com/ https://thenatureofbusiness.org/2020/03/22/can-the-darkness-of-crisis-reveal-a-new-dawn/ https://www.dominomusic.com/news/uk/jon-hopkins-shares-new-composition-scene-suspended-listen-now

In this episode I'm in conversation with the inspiring and wise Laura Storm and Giles Hutchins, co-authors of the book 'Regenerative Leadership'. Having booked this podcast weeks ago we recorded this conversation as the UK was preparing to lock down the country in the face of the coronavirus crisis, Laura based in Copenhagen was in her 10th day of isolation with her family. Because of this unprecedented context, this conversation is an open, honest, sometimes vulnerable exploration of living in this moment in time, the uncertainties we face as business, leaders, communities, citizens, parents and ultimately humans, as we rapidly adapt to global lockdown and how the principles of regenerative leadership might offer ways for navigating towards a thriving and flourishing world, a new way of being on this planet. We riff on everything from trust and letting go of old ways and the logic of command and control, how to work in these new remote times, dealing with the huge uncertainty of income and job loss, integrating family and community back into our lives, how to support the most vulnerable, noticing the natural world, and how we might move forward beyond this crisis. <a href="https://www.regenerativeleadership.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.regenerativeleadership.co/</a> <a href="https://laura-storm.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://laura-storm.com/</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/storm_laura/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/storm_laura/</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/regenerators.co" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/regenerators.co</a> <a href="http://gileshutchins.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://gileshutchins.com/</a> <a href="https://thenatureofbusiness.org/2020/03/22/can-the-darkness-of-crisis-reveal-a-new-dawn/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://thenatureofbusiness.org/2020/03/22/can-the-darkness-of-crisis-reveal-a-new-dawn/</a> <a href="https://www.dominomusic.com/news/uk/jon-hopkins-shares-new-composition-scene-suspended-listen-now" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.dominomusic.com/news/uk/jon-hopkins-shares-new-composition-scene-suspended-listen-now</a>

Episode 32 with Giles Hutchins & Laura Storm - Regenerative Leadership in a time of systemic crisis

Sean Pillot

In this episode, recorded in January, I’m in conversation with Sean Pillot De Chennecy. Sean is an author, speaker, researcher and strategy consultant who’s spent his professional life exploring the leading edges of culture and how business and brands respond authentically to an increasingly uncertain world.He has authored two recent books, the first: The Post Truth Business: How to Rebuild Brand Authenticity in a Distrusting World out in 2018 and his latest Influencers and Revolutionaries: How Innovative Trailblazers, Trends and Catalysts Are Transforming BusinessThis episode is a lively and lengthy exploration which meanders through fake news, technology disruption, populist politics, brand trust, UK Labour leadership, climate change and the ecological emergency, Extinction Rebellion and permanent protest through to surveillance capitalism and more.We’re ultimately riffing on one of the biggest challenges that faces humanity - how do you mobilise the planet to act together on the urgency of climate and ecological collapse when what is true and what is fake is becoming increasingly difficult to figure out, dividing people more than ever.Enjoy!Gratitude to Bean Downes for the editGraeme Douglas/Bountiful Cow for hostingShow notes:https://www.instagram.com/seanpdec/?hl=en https://www.koganpage.com/author/sean-pillot-de-chenecey

In this episode, recorded in January, I’m in conversation with Sean Pillot De Chennecy. Sean is an author, speaker, researcher and strategy consultant who’s spent his professional life exploring the leading edges of culture and how business and brands respond authentically to an increasingly uncertain world. He has authored two recent books, the first: The Post Truth Business: How to Rebuild Brand Authenticity in a Distrusting World out in 2018 and his latest Influencers and Revolutionaries: How Innovative Trailblazers, Trends and Catalysts Are Transforming Business This episode is a lively and lengthy exploration which meanders through fake news, technology disruption, populist politics, brand trust, UK Labour leadership, climate change and the ecological emergency, Extinction Rebellion and permanent protest through to surveillance capitalism and more. We’re ultimately riffing on one of the biggest challenges that faces humanity - how do you mobilise the planet to act together on the urgency of climate and ecological collapse when what is true and what is fake is becoming increasingly difficult to figure out, dividing people more than ever. Enjoy! Gratitude to Bean Downes for the edit Graeme Douglas/Bountiful Cow for hosting Show notes: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/seanpdec/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/seanpdec/?hl=en</a> <a href="https://www.koganpage.com/author/sean-pillot-de-chenecey" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.koganpage.com/author/sean-pillot-de-chenecey</a>

Episode 31 - Sean Pillot de Chennecy - The Post Truth Business//Influencers & Revolutionaries

Ted Hunt

Ted Hunt is a one off. A designer for these times. His work is unique, brilliant, provocative and can help us challenge some deeply flawed assumptions.  The world needs Ted Hunt right now, his ideas are of huge significance to the challenges we are facing as a species. He's also a wonderful human. Recorded in London at Acast studios &lt;&lt; much gratitude. Check out Ted's work! Enjoy. #Podcast #Design #nature #creativity #climatecrisis #thespaceshipearth #becomingcrewShow noteshttps://www.instagram.com/_ted_hunt/ http://www.ted-hunt.com/http://www.circa.solar/https://www.fastcompany.com/90382280/this-watch-app-will-help-you-re-orient-your-life-to-the-earths-natural-rhythms

Ted Hunt is a one off. A designer for these times. His work is unique, brilliant, provocative and can help us challenge some deeply flawed assumptions. The world needs Ted Hunt right now, his ideas are of huge significance to the challenges we are facing as a species. He's also a wonderful human. Recorded in London at Acast studios &lt;&lt; much gratitude. Check out Ted's work! Enjoy. #Podcast #Design #nature #creativity #climatecrisis #thespaceshipearth #becomingcrew Show notes <a href="https://www.instagram.com/_ted_hunt/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/_ted_hunt/</a> <a href="http://www.ted-hunt.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.ted-hunt.com/</a> http://www.circa.solar/ <a href="https://www.fastcompany.com/90382280/this-watch-app-will-help-you-re-orient-your-life-to-the-earths-natural-rhythms" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.fastcompany.com/90382280/this-watch-app-will-help-you-re-orient-your-life-to-the-earths-natural-rhythms</a>

The SpaceShip Earth  - Episode 30 - Ted Hunt - Designing for Life

A conversation with big wave surfer, social activist, researcher, writer and artist Easkey Britton. Following a workshop in Dublin I caught up with Easkey for a catch up on her work around the links between human health and environmental health, with specific focus on the ocean, as well as exploring her work around patterns and cycles in nature and in ourselves with reference to  'A Lunar Cycle' -her latest film project with ocean brand Finisterre. Always a pleasure to hang out with Easkey, this is a riff on water, ocean, health, connection to our bodies, communities and the wider natural world. Enjoy!Show NotesA Lunar Cycle film &gt; https://vimeo.com/288338638 http://easkeybritton.com/ http://www.wavemakercollective.com/ http://www.finisterre.com/

A conversation with big wave surfer, social activist, researcher, writer and artist Easkey Britton. Following a workshop in Dublin I caught up with Easkey for a catch up on her work around the links between human health and environmental health, with specific focus on the ocean, as well as exploring her work around patterns and cycles in nature and in ourselves with reference to 'A Lunar Cycle' -her latest film project with ocean brand Finisterre. Always a pleasure to hang out with Easkey, this is a riff on water, ocean, health, connection to our bodies, communities and the wider natural world. Enjoy! Show Notes A Lunar Cycle film &gt; <a href="https://vimeo.com/288338638" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://vimeo.com/288338638</a> <a href="http://easkeybritton.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://easkeybritton.com/</a> <a href="http://www.wavemakercollective.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.wavemakercollective.com/</a> <a href="http://www.finisterre.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.finisterre.com/</a>

The SpaceShip Earth - Episode 15 - Easkey Britton

Jaz O'Hara

In this episode I chat with Jaz O’Hara founder of the WorldWide Tribe. Jaz’s story is extraordinary. In my opinion she represents the best of what it means to be human in 2019 and her work is a total inspiration. Her story started in the summer of 2015 in the UK, by following her heart and acting on curiosity to really understand what was happening with the refugee crisis on the UK/French border in Calais. Much of the mainstream British media had been creating an atmosphere of fear and suspicion, Jaz and her brother wanted to hear the real human stories, why were these people risking their lives to get to Britain?  They decided to head to Calais to find out, the rest as they say is history. This is a story of inspiration, intuition, human-ness, radical doing, creativity, leaning into uncertainty, of the positive power of the social web, of human kindness, of changing the way we see and think about issues we don’t properly understand and taking action about things we care about to make a more beautiful world. This is epic.  Enjoy!Show notes:https://theworldwidetribe.com/ https://www.instagram.com/theworldwidetribe https://janga.la/https://www.thespaceship.earth/http://wearelookingsideways.com/ https://thespaceshipearth.teemill.com/Films…Who Are the Worldwide Tribe &gt;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4vlkM511KMJungala  -Life in the Jungle refugee camp &gt;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zER0aZCzSgLotus Flower - Don’t Bulldoze the Jungle &gt; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbyCG3NA58YThe End of the Jungle &gt; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BEj9nsUURs

In this episode I chat with Jaz O’Hara founder of the WorldWide Tribe. Jaz’s story is extraordinary. In my opinion she represents the best of what it means to be human in 2019 and her work is a total inspiration. Her story started in the summer of 2015 in the UK, by following her heart and acting on curiosity to really understand what was happening with the refugee crisis on the UK/French border in Calais. Much of the mainstream British media had been creating an atmosphere of fear and suspicion, Jaz and her brother wanted to hear the real human stories, why were these people risking their lives to get to Britain? They decided to head to Calais to find out, the rest as they say is history. This is a story of inspiration, intuition, human-ness, radical doing, creativity, leaning into uncertainty, of the positive power of the social web, of human kindness, of changing the way we see and think about issues we don’t properly understand and taking action about things we care about to make a more beautiful world. This is epic. Enjoy! Show notes: <a href="https://theworldwidetribe.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://theworldwidetribe.com/</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/theworldwidetribe" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/theworldwidetribe</a> <a href="https://janga.la/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://janga.la/</a> https://www.thespaceship.earth/ <a href="http://wearelookingsideways.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://wearelookingsideways.com/</a> <a href="https://thespaceshipearth.teemill.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://thespaceshipearth.teemill.com/</a> Films… Who Are the Worldwide Tribe &gt; <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4vlkM511KM" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4vlkM511KM</a> Jungala -Life in the Jungle refugee camp &gt; <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zER0aZCzSg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zER0aZCzSg</a> Lotus Flower - Don’t Bulldoze the Jungle &gt; <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbyCG3NA58Y" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbyCG3NA58Y</a> The End of the Jungle &gt; <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BEj9nsUURs" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BEj9nsUURs</a>

The SpaceShip Earth Episode 14 - Jaz O'Hara  - The WorldWide Tribe

In this episode I chat with Laura Storm, sustainability pioneer and thought leader out of Copenhagen Denmark. Laura has been blazing a trail in the world of sustainable business practice for many years at a global level. Recognised as a young global leader by WEF she has been working towards shifting the global business community to more responsible ways of operating, from leading the development of the world leading Sustainia platform to collaborating on global policy change on climate action at the COP initiatives, including the infamous COP 15 in Denmark 2009.But along with this Laura has a deep intuitive connection to the more than human world, and has been exploring her own relationship with that through her life journey. She believes that the next paradigm shift for our civilisation has to be working in relationship with the natural world, and is now building the Regenerators platform with fellow co-creators as a way of supporting a new form of regenerative leadership approach. We explore Laura’s story and riff on the breakdowns occurring across the  planet, the pressing shift to a new way of working, leading and organising, more in tune with the wide natural world, with less fear and control. We riff on the intimate connection between human health and planetary health and the rise of a more holistic view of sustainability, where the health of self, community and planet are all interconnected and integral to a fully regenerative future. This isn’t a podcast about sustainable business, it’s a conversation about how we bring our whole selves into play everyday,  the opportunity to design and create places, business and organisations with potential to regenerate people and planet and the wisdom and intelligence to be gained from a deeper form of listening, sensing and awareness. We also touch on the pain and breakdown often involved in radical self growth and shifts in being. Laura is a true force of nature.In honour of the vibe of this show, I end with a quick hat tip to fellow Nordic fearless Spaceship Earth Uber crew member Greta Thunberg, who's courage, actions and extraordinary dedication to the planet is absolutely rocking and hopefully a wake up call to those in positions of power with ability to influence the future for the next generations .  I hope you enjoy the show.Show Noteshttps://laura-storm.com/ https://www.regenerators.co/ https://thesustainian.com/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_United_Nations_Climate_Change_Conference@Laura_StormGreta Thunberg @ COP 24https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFkQSGyeCWgGreta Thunberg @ Davoshttps://www.theguardian.com/science/video/2019/jan/25/i-want-you-to-panic-16-year-old-greta-thunberg-issues-climate-warning-at-davos-video

In this episode I chat with Laura Storm, sustainability pioneer and thought leader out of Copenhagen Denmark. Laura has been blazing a trail in the world of sustainable business practice for many years at a global level. Recognised as a young global leader by WEF she has been working towards shifting the global business community to more responsible ways of operating, from leading the development of the world leading Sustainia platform to collaborating on global policy change on climate action at the COP initiatives, including the infamous COP 15 in Denmark 2009. But along with this Laura has a deep intuitive connection to the more than human world, and has been exploring her own relationship with that through her life journey. She believes that the next paradigm shift for our civilisation has to be working in relationship with the natural world, and is now building the Regenerators platform with fellow co-creators as a way of supporting a new form of regenerative leadership approach. We explore Laura’s story and riff on the breakdowns occurring across the planet, the pressing shift to a new way of working, leading and organising, more in tune with the wide natural world, with less fear and control. We riff on the intimate connection between human health and planetary health and the rise of a more holistic view of sustainability, where the health of self, community and planet are all interconnected and integral to a fully regenerative future. This isn’t a podcast about sustainable business, it’s a conversation about how we bring our whole selves into play everyday, the opportunity to design and create places, business and organisations with potential to regenerate people and planet and the wisdom and intelligence to be gained from a deeper form of listening, sensing and awareness. We also touch on the pain and breakdown often involved in radical self growth and shifts in being. Laura is a true force of nature. In honour of the vibe of this show, I end with a quick hat tip to fellow Nordic fearless Spaceship Earth Uber crew member Greta Thunberg, who's courage, actions and extraordinary dedication to the planet is absolutely rocking and hopefully a wake up call to those in positions of power with ability to influence the future for the next generations . I hope you enjoy the show. Show Notes <a href="https://laura-storm.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://laura-storm.com/</a> <a href="https://www.regenerators.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.regenerators.co/</a> <a href="https://thesustainian.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://thesustainian.com/</a> <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_United_Nations_Climate_Change_Conference" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_United_Nations_Climate_Change_Conference</a> @Laura_Storm Greta Thunberg @ COP 24 <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFkQSGyeCWg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFkQSGyeCWg</a> Greta Thunberg @ Davos <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/science/video/2019/jan/25/i-want-you-to-panic-16-year-old-greta-thunberg-issues-climate-warning-at-davos-video" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.theguardian.com/science/video/2019/jan/25/i-want-you-to-panic-16-year-old-greta-thunberg-issues-climate-warning-at-davos-video</a>

The Spaceship Earth  - Episode 13  - Laura Storm - Regenerator

It's early January, there's a lot of chatter around giving stuff up, creating new habits and making goals and resolutions and getting healthy. I was lucky to have a very peaceful couple of weeks over the end of last year, but getting back into the groove this week reminded me how critical my practices for grounding myself are in amongst the chaos and distraction of modern life. I've also sensed quite a bit of edginess out on the streets. So in this short episode I visit the woods and share my sitspot practice, a simple and poweful tool, for reconnecting and grounding yourself. I explain why I do it, how it works, why its useful as a tool to help you feel calm, energised and focussed and how anyone can fit the sitspot into their lives, wherever they live. It also costs nothing. Oh and discover how to give yourself deer ears too. Hope it's useful. If you dig this, check out episode 4 for more sitspot and wellbeing hacks from the woods.https://wildwise.co.uk/

It's early January, there's a lot of chatter around giving stuff up, creating new habits and making goals and resolutions and getting healthy. I was lucky to have a very peaceful couple of weeks over the end of last year, but getting back into the groove this week reminded me how critical my practices for grounding myself are in amongst the chaos and distraction of modern life. I've also sensed quite a bit of edginess out on the streets. So in this short episode I visit the woods and share my sitspot practice, a simple and poweful tool, for reconnecting and grounding yourself. I explain why I do it, how it works, why its useful as a tool to help you feel calm, energised and focussed and how anyone can fit the sitspot into their lives, wherever they live. It also costs nothing. Oh and discover how to give yourself deer ears too. Hope it's useful. If you dig this, check out episode 4 for more sitspot and wellbeing hacks from the woods. <a href="https://wildwise.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://wildwise.co.uk/</a>

The Spaceship Earth - Episode 12 - Into the Woods part 2 - The Sitspot  - with Dan Burgess

Joshua Coombes

In this episode I chat with the legend Joshua Coombes, hairdresser to the homed and homeless, social activist and his mission Do Something for Nothing. We chat about how his story started, the complexity of homelessness. How do we show up and be present for others around us in need. Being human, giving what you're good at, creative activism, being generous in a monetised world, getting out on the streets and much more.Rad cosmic intro/outro music with gratitide to Matt Hales and Davide Rossi (Escape Goat by Soren Lorenson, published by BMG)Show noteshttps://www.instagram.com/joshuacoombes/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/dosomethingfornothing/ www.goodfornothing.com

In this episode I chat with the legend Joshua Coombes, hairdresser to the homed and homeless, social activist and his mission Do Something for Nothing. We chat about how his story started, the complexity of homelessness. How do we show up and be present for others around us in need. Being human, giving what you're good at, creative activism, being generous in a monetised world, getting out on the streets and much more. Rad cosmic intro/outro music with gratitide to Matt Hales and Davide Rossi (Escape Goat by Soren Lorenson, published by BMG) Show notes <a href="https://www.instagram.com/joshuacoombes/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/joshuacoombes/?hl=en</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/dosomethingfornothing/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/dosomethingfornothing/</a> <a href="http://www.goodfornothing.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.goodfornothing.com</a>

The Spaceship Earth - Episode 11 - Joshua Coombes

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