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Can we practice hope better? Can we recognize and value the people and initiatives that inspire and embody hope in the world? What happens when we focus on these kinds of practical hope?
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141: Brave New Capital with Erinch Sahan (opens the original)
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Indy's Nov 3 political experiment: https://indy4office.vercel.app/ We are joined by Erinch Sahan . He spent years transforming global supply chains at Oxfam and advising pioneering enterprises across the globe, Erinch is at the forefront of the movement to re-engineer business and finance. In his new book, Brave New Capital , co-authored with Aunnie Patton Power, Erinch tackles the core design of financial vehicles, exploring how we can transform who owns, governs, and benefits from capital. He
140: Auditing the Commons with Kyle Ciullo (opens the original)
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https://indy4office.vercel.app/ ... Through Bioticship , Kyle Ciullo leads a nature-tech strategy and bioregional development studio dedicated to accelerating nature-first enterprises, regenerative innovations, and place-based solutions. Drawing on over two decades of tech-enabled startup and enterprise experience, his work translates local intelligence into fundable, climate-resilient infrastructure, spanning nature-based consulting, business acceleration, and strategic growth blueprints that t
139: Planting Food Policy Councils with Nessa Richman (opens the original)
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https://www.cultivatingself.org/ In this episode of Political Hope , host Indy Rishi Singh sits down with Nessa Richman , a 30-year veteran of domestic food systems change and the Executive Director of the Rhode Island Food Policy Council . Together, they explore how over 300 Food Policy Councils across the nation are acting as hidden engines for civic engagement, community health, and food sovereignty. Drawing from her new book, Food Policy Councils: Building Civic Engagement and Community Well
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