Moral Footprint

1. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

   Why the Global Economy (and Your Pension) Is Flying Blind | Anastasia Linn (opens the original)

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   Host Jeni Miles talks to Anastasia Linn, co-founder of the Arketa Institute for Post-Growth Finance, about why sustainable finance is built on flawed economic foundations. They explore ecological economics, the risks facing pension funds, moral purity in climate action, and why staying inside extractive industries — not leaving them — may offer the greatest leverage for change. KEY TAKEAWAYS: Discover why neoclassical economics, the foundation of all mainstream finance, leaves nature and energy

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2. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

   Building an Anti-Fragile Career for Climate Resilience | Lilli Graf (opens the original)

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   Jeni Miles speaks with Lilli Graf, founder of IMMA Collective, about why climate resilience begins with how you make a living. Drawing on regenerative business principles and antifragility, Lilli explains how solopreneurship, community and redefining "enough" can help purpose-driven professionals build careers that don't just survive uncertainty, but grow stronger because of it. KEY TAKEAWAYS: Identify the single biggest lever for personal resilience: Lilli found that, of work, finances, locatio

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