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Stephen Brooks: How to crack the code to life (opens the original)
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What world are you creating with your everyday choices?30 years ago, Stephen Brooks witnessed the human cost of modern food production firsthand. What he saw changed the course of his life forever.He went on to create some of the world's most talked-about permaculture communities, eco villages and the viral “Church of Fruit.”Finn Harris speaks with Stepehen about how his communities are addressing the state of the global food system, the impact of city living and the future of biodiversity loss.
Poppy Okotcha: How to find your way home (opens the original)
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Can success buy you a sense of belonging? Poppy's journey takes her from catwalks and fashion campaigns to growing food in Devon. But this isn't really a conversation about gardening. It's about what happens when you stop chasing “success” and start paying attention to your body needs. Finn Harries and Poppy talk about how their past lives them feeling anxious and detached and what they healed through connecting to nature. Plus they share some truths about what it truly takes to create a communi
Dr. Thomas Crowther: The hidden force shaping your life (opens the original)
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Is loving the future the most radical thing we can do?So many of us feel overwhelmed by the climate crisis. Our timelines and news feeds are filled with stories of separation, extraction, and collapse. But ecologist Thomas Crowther believes we're overlooking one of the most powerful forces in nature: feedback loops.From near-death experiences to some of the biggest ecological discoveries of our time, Tom shares how his understanding of forests, soil, biodiversity and regeneration has transformed
What if it’s too late? (opens the original)
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In 2019, I was sitting at a desk on the 13th floor of an office building in Tokyo. I was three months into an internship with the architect Kengo Kuma, which was supposed to be the beginning of my career. Then a friend sent me a link. It took me to a 25-page essay by a professor called Jem Bendell, and by the time I finished reading it, something deep had shifted inside me. Jem spent years working in corporate sustainability, in the boardrooms of major companies, convinced that working with busi
Dr. Jem Bendell: What if it’s too late? (opens the original)
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What if the future you were promised is no longer guaranteed? In 2018, Jem Bendell published Deep Adaptation; a paper that quietly became one of the most controversial and influential documents in the climate movement.Jem argued that we're not simply facing climate change, but the potential collapse of many of the systems we've built our lives on. For Finn, and many others, reading that paper became a turning point and ultimately set him on the path that led to the life he's living today.Far fro
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