The Social Regeneration Podcast
Conversations between Change Agents on climate justice, social entrepreneurship, and collective well-being.Welcome to the Social Regeneration Podcast!My name is Pia Hillebrecht and I will be your host while we explore together with fellow Change Agents how we can ensure a…
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Holles Rad: About a forgotten Goddess & Art | 048 (opens the original)
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Eight letters a year - a path back to native spirituality and self-expression In this episode, Priska Lang, social artist, scribe, and somatic experiencing practitioner, shares about her project Holles Rad, a collective sending seasonal letters filled with art, stories, and reflections to reconnect people with the yearly cycle.We learn how Holle, a pre-Christian figure from German mythology tied to fertility, death, and transformation, became a starting point for asking what ancestral wisdom cou
Regenerative Cultures require Radical Responsibility | 047 (opens the original)
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Christine Dürschner on healing, conflict and building social competence collectively In this episode, I speak with Christine Dürschner, an organism developer, possibility coach, and community consultant who has lived at Schloss Glarisegg since 2011. Christine shares her view on how regeneration goes further than sustainability: rather than simply preserving a system that no longer serves us, it means building rich social soil so that something new and still unknown can grow. I ask her how commun
Where your attention flows - it grows | 046 (opens the original)
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How intentional use of language can shift from obstacle to possibility In this episode, Liisa Luonsi, a former Hyper Island student of mine, reflects on her journey into sustainability and change leadership. Liisa spent fifteen years in the finance industry, always curious about sustainability, before deciding to pause her career and dive deeper into understanding systemic change.We talk about what drew her to the Hyper Island programme, why she chose a six-month, part-time format, and how becom
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