Hosted by Hannah Temple · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 17 episodes
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A series for people seeking practical examples of the pioneering organizations and communities going beyond sustainability and leading the way towards a better future. Regenerative organisation specialist Hannah Temple interviews groundbreaking entrepreneurs, activists and community leaders, inviting them to share their stories, work, lessons learned and personal practices.Listeners will gain inspiration, guidance and actions for how to make their own organisations and initiatives more supportive of a thriving future for us all.Hannah is the founder of TealCo and the notes from the show can be found at www.tealco.org You can connect with TealCo and with Hannah on LinkedIn and Instagram
Hannah Temple hosts A Thriving Future, a society show with 17 episodes published.
What is it for education to be regenerative? No matter how long ago it was for some of us, our experiences in educational settings have a huge impact on how we go on to behave in the world. The ideas we encounter, the va
Nature on the Board? Steward ownership? Employee ownership? Self-managing teams? For those seeking to establish regenerative organisations, the options in terms of how those organisations should be governed can feel over
What might it look like for the financing and other fundamental structures underpinning our organisations to truly help them create conditions for life's thriving? Dr. Melanie Rieback is CEO/Co-founder of Radically Open
We are so lucky in this episode to be joined by Annette Dhami from Dark Matter Labs. Annette leads the Beyond the Rules initiative which explores the organising and governance practices needed for an economy designed for
How can we approach organisational evolutions and endings regeneratively? In this episode I speak with the amazing Iris Andrews about New Constellations and their decision to enter a "chrysalis phase" of evolution. Our a
So often the conversation around regenerative organisations centers on corporations, and with good reason. Corporations are incredibly powerful and often very destructive forces in our world. But all types of organisatio
The third in this series of episodes where we explore what it means for organisations to be regenerative by considering different aspects of their practice and activity. In this episode we embrace the trunk and examine w
This epsiode does exactly what it says on the tin. Me and Kate Simpson, the Director of the Systemcraft Institute at Wasafiri, have a full-on geek-out about the ins and outs of self-management. Having more self-managing,
In this episode I speak with coach, scientist and entrepreneur Sharmishtha Dattagupta. From the foothills of the Himalayas Sharmishtha tells us the story of Dularia and the radical ways in which this organisation has put
In this episode we explore the next element of what it means to be a regenerative organisation - the Root System. The root system represents an organisation's network, its relationships and connections with the people an
In this episode I speak with award-winning environmental activist and architect Adib Dada. Adib is the founder of regenerative consultancy and architecture firm The Other Dada. Based on Biomimicry thinking, The Other Dad
In this episode I speak with Executive Director of collective consultancy Culture Hack Labs, Mehul Sangham. Culture Hack supports organizations, social movements and activists to expose and disrupt cultural narratives, c
The first of the solo episodes where Hannah works through the five areas of the tree framework from Episode 1. In these episodes we exploring what it means for different aspects of organisational practice to be more or l
"Just because the system is broken, it doesn't mean we have to be" "Mine your imagination, not the Earth" In this discussion with multi-award winning environmental entrepreneur Kresse Wesling CBE, we go deep into what it
In this episode I speak with entrepreneur, farmer and founder of the Regeneration Academy Yanniek Schoonhoven. Yanniek shares with us a really simple and powerful framework for thinking about it means to be a regenerativ
In this introductory episode we’ll gather up some critical tools for our onward journey. We’ll explore what this word “regenerative” means and how it could relate to organizations. I share my own definition of a regenera
In this podcast we will meet pioneering organisations and communities experimenting with radically different ways of operating that put the greater thriving of life at the centre. Regenerative organisation specialist Han
Benjamin Freud
Head of Upper School and Strategic Lead for Regenerative Education · Green School Bali
1 appearance on this show
Patrick Andrews
lawyer, facilitator, entrepreneur · Regenerative Governance
1 appearance on this show
Kresse Wesling
multi-award winning environmental entrepreneur · Elvis & Kresse
1 appearance on this show
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