FuturePod

At FuturePod we seek to: Honour and to learn from the wisdom of those who have established and developed our field; Connect and support the practice of those who work in this space; and most importantly Give pathways and inspiration to those who wish to join us in creating humane and better futures for ourselves and those who come after us

FuturePod is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 252 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts FuturePod, a society show with 252 episodes published.

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  Episode #255

  EP 251: Speculative Storytelling - Alicia Richins

  Sep 2, 202643 min

  In episode 251, Peter Hayward meets Alicia Richins. Alicia (she/they) is a climate justice advocate, sustainable impact strategist, and writer passionate about imagining beyond the plausible. With nearly a decade of facilitation experience and five years in consulting, Alicia helps organizations and community groups develop futures-oriented impact strategies that navigate the intersections of climate, social, and economic justice. Through their work, they guide teams in unpacking complex challenges while building actionable pathways toward their desired futures. A proud Trinbagonian-Canadian, their approach is shaped by deep engagement in the youth climate movement across Canada and the Caribbean, alongside graduate studies in ecological economics, international development, and urban planning. Their work is further enriched by ongoing education in strategic foresight, sustainability, and systems change. Interviewed by: Peter Hayward

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  Episode #254

  EP 250: Intergenerational Responsibility - Adam Sharpe

  Aug 24, 202646 min

  In episode 250, Adam Sharpe joins Amanda to discuss how we can create meaningful opportunities for young people to be active participants in shaping the future. Adam is a foresight practitioner and facilitator working at a global level with UNICEF, navigating policy fora where the future of intergenerational fairness and the social contract is being negotiated. Simultaneously, through Metafuture School, he builds the foresight capacities of communities and leaders across sectors and continents. Adam’s mission is to address a systemic lack of long-term thinking and intergenerational governance worldwide, and to unleash the fullest potential of young people to meet today's challenges, and those emerging on the horizon. He wants to ensure that young people are not just passively inheriting the future—which they never truly are—but have every opportunity to actively co-author it. He wants what we all want: a better future for my son, and for all children everywhere. In 2022, Adam was awarded the Next Generation Foresight Practitioners award for Intergenerational Fairness by the School of International Futures. He is also a KFAS-Salzburg Global Fellow, an NGFP Fellow, and a member of the Association of Professional Futurists. Interviewed by: Amanda Reeves

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  Episode #253

  EP 249: Coming Home - Richard Slaughter & JP Jakonen

  Aug 3, 202644 min

  In episode 249 Richard Slaughter and JP Jakonen join Peter to discuss the past and present of Ken Wilber’s Integral Theory and their book Integral Foresight and Human Futures

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  EP 248: Ethical Technology - Ruth Lewis

  Jun 27, 202646 min

  In episode 248, Peter speaks to Ruth Lewis who is a trained foresight professional and professional engineer with a passion to assist people make wise and informed decisions in technology investments to enable preferred futures. Interviewed by: Peter Hayward

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  Episode #250

  EP 247: The Midwives of Transition - Lavonne Leong

  Jun 8, 202658 min

  In episode 247, Peter speaks to Lavonne Leong who is the founder and principal of Embr Futures. Interviewed by: Peter Hayward

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