HeyJaredCatalyzing Radical Systemic Change - voted the No. 1 podcast on Systemic Change on Apple podcasts
Without us knowing exactly how, the transition towards a planetary civilization within our lifetime is not only necessary, it’s possible. Welcome to a series of mapping, discovering and cross pollinating the various building blocks that catalyze radical systemic change.
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#80 Bill Shireman - Five Decades of Radical Collaboration (opens the original)
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In this episode, Alistair sits down with Bill Shireman — sustainability pioneer, social entrepreneur, and lifelong bridge-builder — to explore a radically different theory of change: stop fighting your opponents and start building with them. From bringing Coors, Safeway, and the Sierra Club together to pass California’s landmark Bottle Bill, to brokering a forestry agreement between Mitsubishi and the Rainforest Action Network, Bill has spent five decades proving that collaboration can accomplis
#79 Parul Jagdish - Ancestral Intelligence The Inner Architecture of Systemic Change (opens the original)
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In this episode, Alistair sits down with Parul Punjabi Jagdish — co-steward of AIME and co-founder of the Oslo Project — to explore what it means to build organizations, movements, and lives that are designed to serve, not survive. Together, they unpack why writing a death date into an organization's constitution might be one of the most life-giving acts of leadership. From ancestral intelligence and Indigenous custodianship to institutional composting and inner transformation, this conversation
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