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Conversations That Shape Tomorrow

The [y]our 2040 Podcast: Conversations That Shape Tomorrow shares live dialogues drawn from years of global gatherings, where people working across cities, systems and disciplines explore what truly matters.

Podcast · By [Y]our 2040 · English · US · Official site

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Sep 8, 2026
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Jul 7, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    Why Regeneration Needs to Move From Theory to Practice with Daniel Wahl & Christa Hermann (opens the original)

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    Why Regeneration Needs to Move From Theory to Practice Season 3 - Episode 4 Daniel Wahl, Advisor, Educator & Activist Christa Hermann - Regenerative Practitioner A living planet teaches you far more than any abstract model can. Ecological stability is slipping faster than our institutions can adapt. This conversation examines how regeneration becomes real only when it is practiced in specific places with specific people, opening the first dialogue of the gathering as Krista and Daniel ground the

  2. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Creating Self-Regenerating Systems with Tobias Luthe (opens the original)

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    Creating Self-Regenerating Systems Season 3 - Episode 3 Tobias Luthe - Professor Tobias Luthe — Professor Regeneration begins inside the people who shape places and systems. Climate stress and social fragmentation force design to become political and practical at once. This episode is a compact conversation with Tobias that broadens into a wide dialogue about systems, practice and craft. Tobias, coauthor of a cross scale governance framework, explains regeneration as rooted listening to place co

  3. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    About Designing Resilient Futures with Marc Buckley (opens the original)

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    About Designing Resilient Futures with Marc Buckley Season 3 - Episode 2 Marc Buckley - Ecological Economist Inner renewal becomes possible when you stop adapting to a system that asks you to shrink, and instead align yourself with the deeper patterns that sustain life. Speed, extraction and constant mobility shape daily experience for many of us. This episode examines what it means to practice regeneration as a lived discipline rather than an abstract ideal, following a speaker who has spent si

  4. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Lessons in Regeneration with Daniel Christian Wahl (opens the original)

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    Lessons in Regeneration with Daniel Christian Wahl Season 3 - Episode 1 Daniel Christian Wahl - Advisor, Educator & Activist Regeneration begins when a place becomes a living system. Regions everywhere are wrestling with ecological limits and economic uncertainty. This episode examines what it means to rebuild our relationship with the places that sustain us, following a conversation rooted in bioregional thinking that asks how communities can meet their needs as regionally as possible while sti

  5. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    How a Movement Gained Momentum with Ben Nott, Christian Bartsch, Cynthia Hansen, Daniela Weinmann, Kaitlin McNally, Martin Rust & Tobias Luthe (opens the original)

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    How a Movement Gained Momentum Season 2 - Episode 6 Ben Nott - Architect Christian Bartsch - Entrepreneur Cynthia Hansen- Managing Director Daniela Weinmann - Artist Kaitlin McNally - Policy Coordinator Martin Rust - Sustainability Officer Tobias Luthe - Professor One goal of the inaugural [y]our 2040 gathering in 2021 was to help community members develop ideas worth implementing. That work produced eleven project concepts. Nine months later, half of them were still underway or already complete

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