Climate Coaching: Linda Aspey, Aspey Associates. The Story Anew #6 Gwyneth Jones 2021-07-27 | In this episode, we talk about how coaching can grapple with the climate crisis. How do we bring the earth into the room as a stakeholder - and should we? How do we balance our knowledge of what is happening with our work as a coach?Linda Aspey works on culture, climate change, and the environment with progressive leaders, teams, and coaches, supporting them in facing our changing world's challenges. She helps people generate new thinking and insight, build stronger relationships, and grow in courage to take action in highly collaborative ways.A global Time to Think faculty member, she facilitates "The Work that Reconnects" and delivers workshops and keynotes on understanding our responses to climate change, climate coaching & climate leadership. Linda has studied at the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL), is a speaker and trainer with Extinction Rebellion, and a member of the Climate Coaching Alliance. She’s a registered member and fellow of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (MBACP/FBACP).Linda's website: www.aspey.comThe Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Using Empathy in Conflict Resolution Gwyneth Jones 2022-12-22 | An interview I did with Mirella Kreder from Consult & Resolve (www.consultandresolve.com) about the power of empathy and emotional intelligence in conflict resolution.
Rediscovering Local Food - Carwyn Graves, Welsh Food Stories. The Story Anew #30 Gwyneth Jones 2022-12-12 | Carwyn Graves is an author, public speaker and gardener from Wales. Author of the bestselling Apples of Wales (2018) and Welsh Food Stories (out now!), the first book in English to tell the tale of Wales' traditional foods and their value for our future. See more at www.carwyngraves.comIsio gwrando ar y cyfweliad yma yn y Gymraeg?? Cliciwch yma youtu.be/BqqpslgbNpc (to hear the Welsh version of the interview!!) Join us as we discuss the importance of re-learning and rediscovering the traditional foods that our ancestors ate before colonialsm and monoculture made us all a lot more vulnerable to pests, disease and climate change..! Just like your host Gwyneth, Carwyn hails from Wales, so we discuss a variety of traditional Welsh foods and the importance of "coming back to our roots" in terms of what we eat.This was the article that made me reach out to Carwyn: resilience.org/stories/2022-05-24/a-local-food-renaissance-in-walesThe Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Nurturing Gifted Leaders - Jennifer Harvey Sallin, Intergifted. The Story Anew #29 Gwyneth Jones 2022-11-02 | What is giftedness, and how does it show up in the climate space? What would happen if we acknowledged gifted adults, and if gifted adults were able to acknowledge their own leadership capabilities? Jennifer Harvey Sallin is a psychologist and the founding director of InterGifted. Her work and organization are specialized in the field of high intelligence and in supporting intellectually gifted adults toward their holistic thriving. She provides training on gifted-specific psychology for therapists and coaches, nourishing community for gifted adults, and together with InterGifted's team, qualitative assessments, coaching, courses, workshops and other opportunities for gifted personal growth. She also takes an active role in climate psychology and climate leadership via her project I Heart Earth. There, she provides education and resources on conscious ecological reconnection and climate action, and hosts inspiring climate conversations with important leaders in the realms ecopsychology, climate psychology and activism. You can follow her at www.intergifted.com.I Heart Earth: facebook.com/iheartearthmeditations youtube.com/channel/UC3uglLppK7Pw0vda6gZ_N9QSee Jennifer interviewing Gwyneth for I Heart Earth: youtube.com/watch?v=gQso_Z1VcFw The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Creating Spaces to Heal Trauma - Nachum Lamour-Fridman, Borgani Eco-Village. The Story Anew #28 Gwyneth Jones 2022-09-24 | *What is trauma and how can we heal from it?Nachum Lamour-Fridman is a veteran from the IDF with PTSD. After intense service that started 2003 and ended in 2014 when he applied for recognition by the Israeli state for his injuries, he returned to civilian life traumatised, and has since been on his healing path. Now married and a father to Maayan (2 years old), he is deteremined to help others on their healing path from PTSD. He founded Borgani, a community garden that aims to help heal trauma.He brings a background that spans agriculture, technology, tackling social issues, sustainability projects, lecturing about: trauma, combat PTSD, circularity, education, and the possibility of letting trauma be a catalyst for a positive change and thriving. He advocates for a sustainable and holistic health-care system that is based on listening, and on is combining nature-based solutions & responsible technology. Connect with him at linkedin.com/in/nachum-lamour-fridmanThe Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Circular Economy - Lijin Chin, ACMF Circular Economy. The Story Anew Episode 27. Gwyneth Jones 2022-07-19 | Join Gwyneth and Lijin Chin as we discuss:*What is the circular economy and how is it different from the linear?*The lifecycle of a piece of packaging - where does it come from and where does it end up?*How we can look at nature’s cycles to inspire us as to how to deal with “waste” (biomimicry)*Why we need to actively work to improve our world rather than just minimising damage*How the idea of “Circular Economy” can move us towards sustainability*What happens if we stick to our current ways of doing ‘business as usual’*How things are looking globally today and how companies are responding to the need for sustainability*Why the Circular Economy is much more than “carbon” and recyclingLijin is the Senior Managing Partner of ACMF Circular Economy that provides advisory services and supports companies to identify and monetise circular economy value and transition profitably. She is also the Founding Chairperson for the Circular Business Association aimed at building the strongest SME circular business ecosystem to help accelerate the transition to circular economy and solve the climate crisis. Lijin is a Schmidt MacArthur Fellow for Circular Economy since 2016 and has 10 years experience in research and management consulting mainly for the Malaysian government and multi-lateral organisations such as the Economic Planning Unit of Malaysia (EPU) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). Her project involvements include the Sustainable Development Goals, climate change, sustainable financing, state investment promotion development, nature based tourism, solid waste management, the Bottom 40 households, Orang Asli and migrant workers. She has a Masters degree in Environmental Economics from Cranfield University, UK and a science degree in ecology from Monash University Sunway. Lijin is a passionate problem solver and loves working on inter-disciplinary work.The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Storytelling and its Power - Trina Casey, EQaboveIQ / This Real Life Books. The Story Anew #26 Gwyneth Jones 2022-06-28 | Trina Casey is an American educator, writer, and speaker who has taught worldwide. She has lived and taught in Italy, Indonesia, Amsterdam, and the US. Trina had a passion for writing at a young age. She used her inner child to tap into her imagination to write trauma-informed children’s books that focus on emotional intelligence. Trina created This Real Life books with the encouragement of her son, who loved the bedtime stories she told him every night to help him deal with the self-doubt caused by bullying in school. All of the stories would give him practical tools to deal with the problems he faced at school while reinforcing a positive view of himself. Trina believes EQ in schools could change the world and create more purpose-driven adults. She says on her bi-weekly podcast EQaboveIQ that "we are all children walking around in adult suits pretending we have all figured out while we spread our trauma to everyone we meet, especially our children! We must protect and heal children to create a sustainable and compassionate world for adults".Find links to Trina's work at: https://linktr.ee/Thisreallifebooksandcoaching In this episode of The Story Anew, we discuss:- The importance of Emotional Intelligence in parenting and education- Trina’s children’s books and how they aim to teach self-compassion and empowerment- Why the ancient art of storytelling is so important and how it can help us find our way in a chaotic world - The tragedy of loneliness and the consequences of the push toward individualism - The multiple dis-ease in our collective - what does it look like and how can we create a healthier reality for everyone?- The shadow side of story-telling - propaganda and brainwashing and how that’s been used for good and evil- How to harness the power of truth-telling for good, including when telling your own story - Why we need to really understand things such as abuse, rather than just categorising them as “bad”, if we want to be able to prevent it from happening- The Story of Capitalism and what alternative stories are available for humanity - Why we need to dismantle patriarchal and colonial mindsets- How a false sense of security and need for control leaks into every corner of our societyThe Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Shifting Consciousness in Business : Bernard Eng, Sustainability Consultant + Coach. The Story Anew Gwyneth Jones 2022-06-03 | Bernard is a coach, entrepreneur, author and and speaker on sustainability based in Malaysia. He is the founder of Bernard Business Consulting, a global sustainable innovative solution provider company, and Greenhouse Solar Dryer Co., a renewable energy solution that could harness and insulate natural solar heat for post-harvest drying purposes. He is also the author of an award-winning book - Power of Sustainability, the secret of green innovative solutions for your business, and you can catch his TED talk The Future of Sustainability and Entrepreneurship here (ted.com/talks/bernard_eng_the_future_of_sustainability_and_entrepreneurship). He is passionate about giving back and Vipassana meditation, and he is an active mentor for entrepreneurs and an international speaker for sustainability matters. As the advisor of Green Drinks Kuala Lumpur, the informal international networking initiative to connect environmentally-minded professionals, Bernard prefers to lead by example for the young ones on the pathway to their entrepreneurial success.See more: www.bernardeng.com Join us as we discuss:*How Bernard helps companies to transition to a more sustainable way of doing business, and how coaching and consulting work together to help him inspire people and help them move forward*Is it taboo to use the word “love” in business? *The power of bringing meditation into the workplace*Is environmental awareness shifting public and business consciousness? *How the pandemic has made us more aware of what we are consuming (whether food or information)*Deforestation and environmental destruction in Malaysia*How grassroots, bottom-up approaches towards environmental actions may be less likely to succeed in the South East Asian construct + why political action is needed to face the climate crisis*How to shift consciousness within businesses (with rigid hierarchical structures)*What small actions we can take on a personal level *The struggle to find hope when we look forward into the future*The interactions between freedom and ‘green’ behaviour - can we truly be ‘green’ if we are not free?*Bernard’s favourite tree!The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Reawakening to Kinship: Dr. Yin Paradies, Professor of Race Relations at Deakin University. Gwyneth Jones 2022-03-29 | Dr. Yin Paradies is Professor of Race Relations at Deakin University, where he conducts research on racism and anti-racism as well as teaching and researching Indigenous knowledges and decoloniality. Yin is a climate and ecological activist who is committed to understanding and interrupting the devastating impacts of modern societies. He seeks meaningful mutuality of becoming and embodied kinship with all life through transformed ways of knowing, being and doing that are grounded in wisdom, humility, respect and generosity. Yin is an Aboriginal-Asian-Anglo Australian of the Wakaya people from the Gulf of Carpentaria. He is an anarchist radical scholar who seeks to cultivate a closer connection to Country, and engage in an ethos of down-shifted collective sufficiency, voluntary simplicity, frugality, direct democracy and radical localisation.In this episode, we discuss:- How decolonisation is much deeper than reviving old languages or reclaiming land - it is about reawakening to our interconnectedness with life- How emptiness and loneliness are NOT natural states of being, despite the narratives we are told about the human condition- The vital task of forming community and making kin and what to do once we have found it- What it means to embrace a humble, ethical, embodied life in harmony with nature, in which we embrace our ‘enoughness’ rather than seeking further success and power- The challenges of communicating the core ideas of decolonisation to mainstream culture - What it means to move away from our story of linear progress and changeThe Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
The Story Anew #24 Trailer: Dr. Yin Paradies, Deakin University Gwyneth Jones 2022-03-29 | Full episode here: youtu.be/We6B9eBEWoQDr. Yin Paradies is Professor of Race Relations at Deakin University, where he conducts research on racism and anti-racism as well as teaching and researching Indigenous knowledges and decoloniality. Yin is a climate and ecological activist who is committed to understanding and interrupting the devastating impacts of modern societies. He seeks meaningful mutuality of becoming and embodied kinship with all life through transformed ways of knowing, being and doing that are grounded in wisdom, humility, respect and generosity. Yin is an Aboriginal-Asian-Anglo Australian of the Wakaya people from the Gulf of Carpentaria. He is an anarchist radical scholar who seeks to cultivate a closer connection to Country, and engage in an ethos of down-shifted collective sufficiency, voluntary simplicity, frugality, direct democracy and radical localisation.In this episode, we discuss:- How decolonisation is much deeper than reviving old languages or reclaiming land - it is about reawakening to our interconnectedness with life- How emptiness and loneliness are NOT natural states of being, despite the narratives we are told about the human condition- The vital task of forming community and making kin and what to do once we have found it- What it means to embrace a humble, ethical, embodied life in harmony with nature, in which we embrace our ‘enoughness’ rather than seeking further success and power- The challenges of communicating the core ideas of decolonisation to mainstream culture - What it means to move away from our story of linear progress and changeThe Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
The Story Anew #23 Trailer: Sarah Queblatin, Green Releaf Initiative Gwyneth Jones 2022-03-11 | Watch full version here: youtu.be/Q7_hS_FYSHsSarah Queblatin (Philippines) is a regenerative design strategist facilitating inclusive ecosystem leadership. She is passionate about transforming the narrative of Disaster Risk Reduction (or DRR) into that of Designing for Resilience and Regeneration for communities affected by disasters, displacement, and unsustainable development. She weaves collective experiences in peace building, cultural heritage conservation, environmental education, and humanitarian assistance for more than 15 years. Sarah integrates traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) with permaculture and ecovillage design in her work. She has coordinated and co-designed programs for local and international organizations and founded and led her own organization in the Philippines. She speaks and facilitates on topics about regenerative approaches to climate mitigation and adaptation in the Asia and Pacific region. She has a trauma informed understanding of resilience and integrates this in her design and strategies for transitioning communities, towns, and cities. In this episode, we discuss: - The importance of reframing the narrative from “risk management” to designing resilient systems- Decolonising the hypocritical narratives around “development” and growth- How can we heal the wounds of colonialism? How do we restore and restory, to re-indiginise the way we see ourselves? - Moving from a reductionist view to weaving a life-sustaining society- The importance of creating a safe space in order to process our grief and unlearn what we’ve learnt through colonisation- Sarah’s peacebuilding and healing work, which ranges from speaking with indigenous shamans and government officials - What is indigenous ‘knowing’ of being connected to the earth?The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Designing Resilient Systems - Sarah Queblatin, Green Releaf Initiatiative. The Story Anew #23 Gwyneth Jones 2022-03-11 | Sarah Queblatin (Philippines) is a regenerative design strategist facilitating inclusive ecosystem leadership. She is passionate about transforming the narrative of Disaster Risk Reduction (or DRR) into that of Designing for Resilience and Regeneration for communities affected by disasters, displacement, and unsustainable development. She weaves collective experiences in peace building, cultural heritage conservation, environmental education, and humanitarian assistance for more than 15 years. Sarah integrates traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) with permaculture and ecovillage design in her work. She has coordinated and co-designed programs for local and international organizations and founded and led her own organization in the Philippines. She speaks and facilitates on topics about regenerative approaches to climate mitigation and adaptation in the Asia and Pacific region. She has a trauma informed understanding of resilience and integrates this in her design and strategies for transitioning communities, towns, and cities. In this episode, we discuss: - The importance of reframing the narrative from “risk management” to designing resilient systems- Decolonising the hypocritical narratives around “development” and growth- How can we heal the wounds of colonialism? How do we restore and restory, to re-indiginise the way we see ourselves? - Moving from a reductionist view to weaving a life-sustaining society- The importance of creating a safe space in order to process our grief and unlearn what we’ve learnt through colonisation- Sarah’s peacebuilding and healing work, which ranges from speaking with indigenous shamans and government officials - What is indigenous ‘knowing’ of being connected to the earth?The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Working with Refugees and Trauma - Interview with Charles Tauber from CWWPP Gwyneth Jones 2022-03-08 | *Subtitles in many languages now available!*A short interview with Charles Tauber from the Coalition for work with Psychtrauma and Peace (www.cwwpp.org), in which we discuss:*Charles's history of working with refugees and people in conflict zones (00:30) *How those of us taking in refugees into our homes can make sure we are not making their trauma worse, as well as how to make sure we are looking after ourselves (7:40)*Charles's free Pragmatic Empowerment Training course, whose main aim is to increase capacity in mental health and peacebuilding by educating a wide variety of people, especially those who never have had training in these areas before. The aim is thus to create “barefoot” therapists and peacebuilders who can work on the front line in their communities under the supervision of people with further experience and education. (13:50)*PSTD vs Post Traumatic Stress Reactions (16:45)*CWWPP's ideas for upcoming "train the trainer" groups - the idea is to train people who can then take what they have learnt into their own communities (18:30)If you are interested in joining our upcoming meeting on March 25th, 20:00 CET, we will be discussing how to meet your needs. Proposed ideas are the creation of an educational group for trainers of trainers, supervision groups for helpers, and drop-in/discussion groups for refugees - please contact CWWPP at cwwpp.org/contact-us.html
Shifting Public Consciousness: Jessica Kleczka, Climate Justice Activist. The Story Anew #22. Gwyneth Jones 2022-01-25 | *Don't see your language in the subtitle options? Please request and I will add it (if Youtube has the option!)*Jessica Kleczka is a climate psychologist, climate justice activist and writer based in the UK. Originally from a coal town in Poland, she currently works in climate policy with a focus on resource stewardship and phasing out fossil fuels. Jessica has worked with a number of grassroots organisations from across the world and is passionate about amplifying underrepresented voices. Her research focuses on radical social change through values-based and community-led approaches.In this episode, we discuss: *The importance of climate policies that really reflect human behaviour*The problems with focusing on individual choices and actions rather than deep systemic change*The importance of understanding people's values when working towards behaviour change - in particular the importance of Universalism as a value*Where do our values come from? The role of the media and how we can begin to shift people's values towards something more pro-environmental - and can we shift those values in time?*What Jessica learnt about values from visiting intentional communities and becoming part of them*The challenges of fighting for systemic change while navigating the system we are in *What to do about young people who are disillusioned with politics and feel hopeless about the future - how can we shift from despair into hope and action?*The issues with our Western society’s tendency toward binary thinking*The problem with climate Doomism and talking about climate ‘adaptation’ and how they reinforce climate racism and injustice / colonialism The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
The Story Anew Episode 22 Trailer: Jessica Kleczka, Climate Justice Activist, Social Scientist Gwyneth Jones 2022-01-25 | FULL EPISODE HERE: youtu.be/Aql73MeJTFwJessica Kleczka is a climate psychologist, climate justice activist and writer based in the UK. Originally from a coal town in Poland, she currently works in climate policy with a focus on resource stewardship and phasing out fossil fuels. Jessica has worked with a number of grassroots organisations from across the world and is passionate about amplifying underrepresented voices. Her research focuses on radical social change through values-based and community-led approaches.In this episode, we discuss: *The importance of climate policies that really reflect human behaviour*The problems with focusing on individual choices and actions rather than deep systemic change*The importance of understanding people's values when working towards behaviour change - in particular the importance of Universalism as a value*Where do our values come from? The role of the media and how we can begin to shift people's values towards something more pro-environmental - and can we shift those values in time?*What Jessica learnt about values from visiting intentional communities and becoming part of them*The challenges of fighting for systemic change while navigating the system we are in *What to do about young people who are disillusioned with politics and feel hopeless about the future - how can we shift from despair into hope and action?*The issues with our Western society’s tendency toward binary thinking*The problem with climate Doomism and talking about climate ‘adaptation’ and how they reinforce climate racism and injustice / colonialism The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
The Story Anew Episode 21 Trailer: Harriet Sams, Radical Joy for Hard Times / Tariki Trust Gwyneth Jones 2021-12-15 | Full episode here: youtu.be/OqQOl-q3WacHarriet Sams is an archaeologist, ecotherapist, freelance lecturer, yoga teacher, spiritual Guide, member of the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids, mother and student.From a very young age, Harriet has been in close connection to the landscape; especially to ancestral messages that are all around us, written onto the landscape. On rare occasions, the Voice of the world speaks to her and calls her into Service and Harriet interprets these messages as the voice of the ecological Whole; indivisible between human ancestor and landscape, all speaking with one voice. Through this awareness, she has realised that the land itself is where the healing resides. Harriet’s work is all about helping participants to directly access the healing the land/ancestors can bring the individual, working as facilitator for this awareness and guide for support.Druidry and Quakerism guide her work; aspects of these spiritual traditions weave themselves into her teachings and offerings.She is currently undertaking a PhD in archaeotherapy with Bournemouth University, is on the advisory Boards for the Climate Psychology Alliance and for Radical Joy for Hard Times, an eco-spirituality charity. Please see www.radicaljoy.orgShe occasionally writes a blog at www.nwyfre.com about ecotherapeutic motherhood, amongst other things.---The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Ancestors and Wounded Landscapes: Harriet Sams, Radical Joy for Hard Times. The Story Anew 21 Gwyneth Jones 2021-12-15 | Harriet Sams is an archaeologist, ecotherapist, freelance lecturer, yoga teacher, spiritual Guide and member of the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids, mother and student.From a very young age, Harriet has been in close connection to the landscape; especially to ancestral messages that are all around us, written onto the landscape. On rare occasions, the Voice of the world speaks to her and calls her into Service and Harriet interprets these messages as the voice of the ecological Whole; indivisible between human ancestor and landscape, all speaking with one voice. Through this awareness, she has realised that the land itself is where the healing resides. Harriet’s work is all about helping participants to directly access the healing the land/ancestors can bring the individual, working as facilitator for this awareness and guide for support.Druidry and Quakerism guide her work; aspects of these spiritual traditions weave themselves into her teachings and offerings.She is currently undertaking a PhD in archaeotherapy with Bournemouth University, is on the advisory Boards for the Climate Psychology Alliance and for Radical Joy for Hard Times, an eco-spirituality charity. Please see www.radicaljoy.orgShe occasionally writes a blog at www.nwyfre.com about ecotherapeutic motherhood, amongst other things.---The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Dignity and Empowerment for Refugees: Fiston Muganda, UNIDOS Social Centre. The Story Anew #20 Gwyneth Jones 2021-12-08 | Born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Fiston experienced poverty, vulnerability, and perpetual hunger from a young age. At the age of 11, his family fled the conflict and were labelled 'refugees'. The label stuck with Fiston and shaped his personality and outlook on life. Seven years ago, after deciding to escape DRC and head into Uganda, he was captured by rebel groups and forced to join militia. He eventually managed to escape, and lived on the streets for some time. It was here that he first felt supported and a sense of community, and thanks to having taught himself English over the years from online videos, he began teaching English for a small allowance.He has since found himself in Nakivale Refugee Resettlement camp, Uganda, where life continues to offer seemingly unending challenges and hardships. But Fiston has found strength and motivation in helping those around him, and he hopes to be able to continue to put his life in the service of helping others in his communities and acting for the greater good in Uganda, the DRC and more widely Africa as a whole. He dreams of being able to study Psychology so that he can return back to his homeland with new perspectives and tools to be part of its healing.He is the CEO of Unidos Social Innovation Centre (facebook.com/Projectunidos), a centre that builds capacity and engages marginalized, at-risk youth, and transforms them into change makers who drive regional sustainable development and peace. He is also a researcher and Warm Data Lab host and founder of Yatima Home Orphanage (facebook.com/yatimahomeorphanage)The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
The Story Anew Episode 20 Trailer: Fiston Muganda, UNIDOS Social Centre @ Nakivale Refugee Camp Gwyneth Jones 2021-12-08 | FULL EPISODE HERE: youtu.be/b2fEOiNIDUg Born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Fiston experienced poverty, vulnerability, and perpetual hunger from a young age. At the age of 11, his family fled the conflict and were labelled 'refugees'. The label stuck with Fiston and shaped his personality and outlook on life. Seven years ago, after deciding to escape DRC and head into Uganda, he was captured by rebel groups and forced to join militia. He eventually managed to escape, and lived on the streets for some time. It was here that he first felt supported and a sense of community, and thanks to having taught himself English over the years from online videos, he began teaching English for a small allowance.He has since found himself in Nakivale Refugee Resettlement camp, Uganda, where life continues to offer seemingly unending challenges and hardships. But Fiston has found strength and motivation in helping those around him, and he hopes to be able to continue to put his life in the service of helping others in his communities and acting for the greater good in Uganda, the DRC and more widely Africa as a whole. He dreams of being able to study Psychology so that he can return back to his homeland with new perspectives and tools to be part of its healing.He is the CEO of Unidos Social Innovation Centre (facebook.com/Projectunidos), a centre that builds capacity and engages marginalized, at-risk youth, and transforms them into change makers who drive regional sustainable development and peace. He is also a researcher and Warm Data Lab host and founder of Yatima Home Orphanage (facebook.com/yatimahomeorphanage).The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Climate Reality, the Future, and Spirits: Peachie Dioquino-Valera. The Story Anew #19 Gwyneth Jones 2021-11-23 | Peachie Dioquino-Valera is a Filipina Climate Reality Leader of The Climate Reality Project, an organization founded by Nobel Laureate and former US Vice-President Al Gore. She is also known as Peachie Keen & Green!, a social media persona of hers where she does her environmental and social justice activism, citizen science, and consultancy conservation works. She has been presenting the Climate Crisis, Veganism, Plastic Pollution, and Zero Waste stories since 2014 and integrates the value and theme of Empathy, Justice, Equity, Indigenous Values, & Compassion. As a sustainable and regenerative project consultant, she has worked with various organizations, companies, and government agencies.The other hat she wears is the futurist hat. She is currently a Futures Learning Advisor of Center for Engaged Foresight (CEF). She is also a member of the Association of Professional Futurists (APF), PhilFutures Thinking Society, and Futures Space. Peachie, along with her husband, work voluntarily for Spirit Questors, Inc., which was founded by Tony Perez—a national artist and centennial artist awardee, playwright, poet, lyricist, and paranormal studies educator— in 1996. She has been part of this group for 18 years already wherein they do paranormal research and help people by serving as intuitive counsel and taking on supernatural cases pro-bono. They also take on the renowned Jimmy Licauco’s cases. Peachie has been featured and interviewed on this topic by both local and international media such as FOX International, Asia Pacific Forum in New York, Club of Amsterdam’s “The Future Now Show”, and National Geographic Asia.engagedforesight.comclimaterealityproject.orginstagram.com/peachiekeen_and_green/?hl=enThe Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
The Story Anew episode 19 trailer: Peachie Dioquino-Valera, The Climate Reality Project Gwyneth Jones 2021-11-23 | Peachie Dioquino-Valera is a Filipina Climate Reality Leader of The Climate Reality Project, an organization founded by Nobel Laureate and former US Vice-President Al Gore. She is also known as Peachie Keen & Green!, a social media persona of hers where she does her environmental and social justice activism, citizen science, and consultancy conservation works. She has been presenting the Climate Crisis, Veganism, Plastic Pollution, and Zero Waste stories since 2014 and integrates the value and theme of Empathy, Justice, Equity, Indigenous Values, & Compassion. As a sustainable and regenerative project consultant, she has worked with various organizations, companies, and government agencies.The other hat she wears is the futurist hat. She is currently a Futures Learning Advisor of Center for Engaged Foresight (CEF). She is also a member of the Association of Professional Futurists (APF), PhilFutures Thinking Society, and Futures Space. Peachie, along with her husband, work voluntarily for Spirit Questors, Inc., which was founded by Tony Perez—a national artist and centennial artist awardee, playwright, poet, lyricist, and paranormal studies educator— in 1996. She has been part of this group for 18 years already wherein they do paranormal research and help people by serving as intuitive counsel and taking on supernatural cases pro-bono. They also take on the renowned Jimmy Licauco’s cases. Peachie has been featured and interviewed on this topic by both local and international media such as FOX International, Asia Pacific Forum in New York, Club of Amsterdam’s “The Future Now Show”, and National Geographic Asia.engagedforesight.comclimaterealityproject.orginstagram.com/peachiekeen_and_green/?hl=enThe Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
The Story Anew Episode 18 Trailer: Heather Luna, Keduzi Gwyneth Jones 2021-11-12 | Heather Luna is a US/Colombian anarchist educator who offers resources and workshops around the intersection of sustainability, humility, curiosity, and white supremacy culture patterns (see www.keduzi.org). While living in the UK for 17 years, she founded a Transition Town and an organisation for refugees and asylum seekers. She currently lives in Colombia.Join us as we discuss what decolonisation *really* means, how to recognise white supremacy culture patterns, and why understanding and regulating our nervous systems may be the most important thing we learn. The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Whats Emerging in Organisations? : Sahana Chattopadhyay, Pluriversal Planet. The Story Anew #17 Gwyneth Jones 2021-11-12 | Sahana is the founder of Pluriversal Planet, an amplifier of the ‘movement’ aimed at shifting the current narrative based on the universal myth of progress, the myth of human centrality, and the myth of separation from nature to one that is regenerative and founded on the pluriversal principles of ‘a world where many worlds fit. - pluriversalplanet.com/aboutThe core of her work is to be a scribe, steward, and amplifier to a regenerative future founded on the philosophies and ontology of Pluriversality (myriad ways of being and relating with the universe), Interbeing (our profound interconnection), and Emergence (the realization of a constantly evolving complex, and intelligent Universe).She is the Founder and Director of a consulting firm Proteeti—a Sanskrit word meaning ‘learning that transforms.’ Sahana works with corporations, teams, and individuals to enable transformation in an emergent world.Join us as we discuss how more and more organisations are having their wake-up call that Business and Usual is no longer going to work out, the transformations happening in consciousness across the planet, and what might happen next. Recorded on 12 July 2021. Links: For Sahana's articles and essays on related topics, visit Age of Emergence (medium.com/age-of-emergence) and Pluriversal Planet (sahana2802.substack.com/).
White Supremacy Culture Patterns & Decolonisation : Heather Luna, Keduzi. The Story Anew #18 Gwyneth Jones 2021-11-12 | Heather Luna is a US/Colombian anarchist educator who offers resources and workshops around the intersection of sustainability, humility, curiosity, and white supremacy culture patterns (see www.keduzi.org). While living in the UK for 17 years, she founded a Transition Town and an organisation for refugees and asylum seekers. She currently lives in Colombia.Join us as we discuss what decolonisation *really* means, how to recognise white supremacy culture patterns, and why understanding and regulating our nervous systems may be the most important thing we learn. The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Loving Kindness Meditation Gwyneth Jones 2021-10-27 | A loving kindness meditation -originally given as part of the 30-Day Staying Grounded in Times of Crisis e-course! www.gwynethjones.coach
The Story Anew Episode 17 trailer: Sahana Chattopadhyay, Pluriversal Planet Gwyneth Jones 2021-10-27 | FULL EPISODE HERE: youtu.be/DiFFoIDKJvcSahana is the founder of Pluriversal Planet, an amplifier of the ‘movement’ aimed at shifting the current narrative based on the universal myth of progress, the myth of human centrality, and the myth of separation from nature to one that is regenerative and founded on the pluriversal principles of ‘a world where many worlds fit. - pluriversalplanet.com/aboutThe core of her work is to be a scribe, steward, and amplifier to a regenerative future founded on the philosophies and ontology of Pluriversality (myriad ways of being and relating with the universe), Interbeing (our profound interconnection), and Emergence (the realization of a constantly evolving complex, and intelligent Universe).She is the Founder and Director of a consulting firm Proteeti—a Sanskrit word meaning ‘learning that transforms.’ Sahana works with corporations, teams, and individuals to enable transformation in an emergent world.Join us as we discuss how more and more organisations are having their wake-up call that Business and Usual is no longer going to work out, the transformations happening in consciousness across the planet, and what might happen next. Recorded on 12 July 2021. Links: For Sahana's articles and essays on related topics, visit Age of Emergence (medium.com/age-of-emergence) and Pluriversal Planet (sahana2802.substack.com/).The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
The Story Anew episode 16 trailer: Khadija Stewart, Ecovybz (Trinidad & Tobago) Gwyneth Jones 2021-10-20 | FULL EPISODE HERE: youtu.be/_1vg2kxjoco Khadija Stewart, founder of Ecovybz Environmental Creatives - a company focused on educating the public through environmental content creation and powerful storytelling initiatives to mobilise youth - is an enthusiastic environmentalist with a passion for inspiring behaviour change through knowledge sharing and taking action. Khadija holds a BSc in Environmental and Natural Resource Management; a MSc in Sustainable Development with Management Studies and is currently pursuing a 2nd MSc at the University of London in Climate Change and Development. Presently, she is the communications lead for the World Youth Parliament for Water. She has represented Trinidad and Tobago at the 8th World Water Forum with the World Youth Parliament for Water, during the Peace Boat Ocean and Climate Youth Ambassador Program and at the Our Ocean Youth Leadership Summit in Oslo with the Sustainable Ocean Alliance. Khadija is driven by her love for water, which includes both on land and the sea, and her goal is to create eco-conscious citizens being the change that this world needs. As part of her EATA Initiative (Environmental Awareness Through Audio-Visuals) she is in the process of developing the Sea Our Seas Docuseries in conjunction with 4Change TT. The project aims to highlight the oceans of Trinidad and Tobago, showcasing their marine resources as well as the many problems and challenges facing effective ocean management in the country. She is also the publishing stages of a children’s book covering an array of topics with heavy focus on our oceans and freshwater resources. Important links:gwp.org/en/GWP-Caribbean/WE-ACT/news-page/News-and-Activities/2017-news-article/gwp-opportunities/gwp-ndc-report/runningdry-movement-trinidad/running-dry---trinidad-and-tobagohttps://ecovybz.blog/2020/03/05/diving-for-change-in-tt-with-josh-lewis/https://ecovybz.blog/2018/06/11/untrash-that-trail/https://ecovybz.blog/2017/08/28/maracas-mayhem/https://ecovybz.blog/2017/05/07/just-another-oil-spill-in-tt-part-1/The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Protecting our Oceans: Khadija Stewart, Ecovybz Environmental Creatives. The Story Anew #16 Gwyneth Jones 2021-10-20 | Khadija Stewart, founder of Ecovybz Environmental Creatives - a company focused on educating the public through environmental content creation and powerful storytelling initiatives to mobilise youth - is an enthusiastic environmentalist with a passion for inspiring behaviour change through knowledge sharing and taking action. Khadija holds a BSc in Environmental and Natural Resource Management; a MSc in Sustainable Development with Management Studies and is currently pursuing a 2nd MSc at the University of London in Climate Change and Development. Presently, she is the communications lead for the World Youth Parliament for Water. She has represented Trinidad and Tobago at the 8th World Water Forum with the World Youth Parliament for Water, during the Peace Boat Ocean and Climate Youth Ambassador Program and at the Our Ocean Youth Leadership Summit in Oslo with the Sustainable Ocean Alliance. Khadija is driven by her love for water, which includes both on land and the sea, and her goal is to create eco-conscious citizens being the change that this world needs. As part of her EATA Initiative (Environmental Awareness Through Audio-Visuals) she is in the process of developing the Sea Our Seas Docuseries in conjunction with 4Change TT. The project aims to highlight the oceans of Trinidad and Tobago, showcasing their marine resources as well as the many problems and challenges facing effective ocean management in the country. She is also the publishing stages of a children’s book covering an array of topics with heavy focus on our oceans and freshwater resources. Important links:gwp.org/en/GWP-Caribbean/WE-ACT/news-page/News-and-Activities/2017-news-article/gwp-opportunities/gwp-ndc-report/runningdry-movement-trinidad/running-dry---trinidad-and-tobagohttps://ecovybz.blog/2020/03/05/diving-for-change-in-tt-with-josh-lewis/https://ecovybz.blog/2018/06/11/untrash-that-trail/https://ecovybz.blog/2017/08/28/maracas-mayhem/https://ecovybz.blog/2017/05/07/just-another-oil-spill-in-tt-part-1/The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Seeds and Soil Part 2 : John Moore, Seeds of Life Institute. The Story Anew #15 Gwyneth Jones 2021-10-12 | SEE PART 1 HERE: youtu.be/VNmiQsIPvM4John Moore, former president of Patagonia Japan is a social entrepreneur, a permaculture teacher, and a protector of seeds, soil and life. Living in Japan, he has been growing organic food for over 45 years. He is the CEO of the Seeds of Life Institute; an international, sustainable education and research centre of Seeds of Life, Japan. Seeds of Life, Japan has inspired and produced local seed libraries across Japan for almost two decades.In their own words: The aim of Seeds of Life Institute (sol-institute.com) is to restore natural capitals into local nutrition ECOnomies. This network of local ECOnomies are networked into an off and online system of sustainable food. Seeds of Life Institute focuses on youth training local botanical engineers, trainers and local organisers with skills to support the next generation of inclusive local communities.In this wonderful conversation (part 1 because it was so long!), John and Gwyneth discuss soil, seeds, GMO (F1) seeds and the shocking lack of education and understanding that people have over what they are putting into their bodies.The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Seeds and Soil Part 1 : John Moore, Seeds of Life Institute. The Story Anew #15 Gwyneth Jones 2021-10-05 | SEE PART 2 HERE: youtu.be/poo3IUgxrFo John Moore, former president of Patagonia Japan is a social entrepreneur, a permaculture teacher, and a protector of seeds, soil and life. Living in Japan, he has been growing organic food for over 45 years. He is the CEO of the Seeds of Life Institute; an international, sustainable education and research centre of Seeds of Life, Japan. Seeds of Life, Japan has inspired and produced local seed libraries across Japan for almost two decades.In their own words: The aim of Seeds of Life Institute (sol-institute.com) is to restore natural capitals into local nutrition ECOnomies. This network of local ECOnomies are networked into an off and online system of sustainable food. Seeds of Life Institute focuses on youth training local botanical engineers, trainers and local organisers with skills to support the next generation of inclusive local communities.In this wonderful conversation (part 1 because it was so long!), John and Gwyneth discuss soil, seeds, GMO (F1) seeds and the shocking lack of education and understanding that people have over what they are putting into their bodies.The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
The Story Anew Episode 15 Trailer: John Moore, Seeds of Life Institute, Japan Gwyneth Jones 2021-10-05 | FULL EPISODE HERE: youtu.be/VNmiQsIPvM4John Moore, former president of Patagonia Japan is a social entrepreneur, permaculture teacher, and a protector of seeds, soil and life. Living in Japan, he has been growing organic food for over 45 years. He is the CEO of the Seeds of Life Institute; an international, sustainable education and research centre of Seeds of Life, Japan. Seeds of Life, Japan has inspired and produced local seed libraries across Japan for almost two decades.In their own words: The aim of Seeds of Life Institute (sol-institute.com) is to restore natural capitals into local nutrition ECOnomies. This network of local ECOnomies are networked into an off and online system of sustainable food. Seeds of Life Institute focuses on youth training local botanical engineers, trainers and local organisers with skills to support the next generation of inclusive local communities.In this wonderful conversation (part 1 because it was so long!), John and Gwyneth discuss soil, seeds, GMO (F1) seeds and the shocking lack of education and understanding that people have over what they are putting into their bodies.The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.
The Story Anew episode 14 trailer: Lua Couto, Futuro Possível. Gwyneth Jones 2021-09-21 | FULL EPISODE HERE: youtu.be/aC0YyaQJ8Q4 Lua Couto is a researcher of regenerative narratives that address human dignity in a healthy planet. She is the founder of @futuropossivel - a Brazilian collective that works with education for planetary regeneration and of the @dialogosparatransicao education laboratory. Lua is a TEDx speaker and last year he spoke at events such as Rock In Rio Humanorama, in private companies and in organization such as UNESCO, addressing topics such as futures literacy and the limits of the narrative in which we live.See more at linkedin.com/in/luacouto / https://linktr.ee/luacoutoThe Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Hope, Decolonisation and Regeneration: Lua Couto, Futuro Possível. The Story Anew #14 Gwyneth Jones 2021-09-21 | Lua Couto is a researcher of regenerative narratives that address human dignity in a healthy planet. She is the founder of @futuropossivel - a Brazilian collective that works with education for planetary regeneration and of the @dialogosparatransicao education laboratory. Lua is a TEDx speaker and last year he spoke at events such as Rock In Rio Humanorama, in private companies and in organization such as UNESCO, addressing topics such as futures literacy and the limits of the narrative in which we live.See more at linkedin.com/in/luacouto / https://linktr.ee/luacoutoThe Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Sustainability and Education: Rahul Karanpuriya, Travellers University. The Story Anew #13 Gwyneth Jones 2021-09-14 | Rahul is a poet and speaks the language of love. He is a passionate traveler and explorer. Dissatisfied with the existing system, from an early age, he often found himself pondering over real issues of education, social injustice, the role of money etc. When he realized his questions and inquisitiveness did not have a place in his education setup, he decided to walk out of it in pursuit of learning from alternative modes of education and worked with various grassroots movements to deepen his knowledge. He extensively travelled across India and created a gap year project ‘52 Parindey’ to bring out the stories of change by common people and expand his understanding of deeper issues such as climate change, sustainability, and education. Later he started Travellers’ University in 2018. He designs travel based experiential learning programs for youth to lead an intentional life for a sustainable, equitable and just world.www.travellersuniversity.orghttps://52parindey.in/The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
The Story Anew Episode 13 Trailer: Rahul Karanpuriya, Travellers University Gwyneth Jones 2021-09-14 | FULL EPISODE HERE: youtu.be/YRcDOTn-tNIRahul is a poet and speaks the language of love. He is a passionate traveler and explorer. Dissatisfied with the existing system, from an early age, he often found himself pondering over real issues of education, social injustice, the role of money etc. When he realized his questions and inquisitiveness did not have a place in his education setup, he decided to walk out of it in pursuit of learning from alternative modes of education and worked with various grassroots movements to deepen his knowledge. He extensively travelled across India and created a gap year project ‘52 Parindey’ to bring out the stories of change by common people and expand his understanding of deeper issues such as climate change, sustainability, and education. Later he started Travellers’ University in 2018. He designs travel based experiential learning programs for youth to lead an intentional life for a sustainable, equitable and just world.www.travellersuniversity.orghttps://52parindey.in/The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Ecosystem Restoration: Judith D Schwartz, Climate Journalist & Author. The Story Anew #12 Gwyneth Jones 2021-09-07 | Judith D. Schwartz is a journalist who explores nature-inspired solutions to global challenges. She is the author of Cows Save the Planet, Water In Plain Sight, and, most recently, The Reindeer Chronicles and Other Inspiring Stories of Working With Nature to Heal the Earth. She lives and works on the side of a mountain in southwestern Vermont. In this episode, we discuss the intricacies of animal rearing on the land, the problems with the 'fake meat' industry, the power of ecosystem restoration, and how people are waking up to understanding nature. Find out more at www.judithdschwartz.comAlso referenced here: All We Can Save - https://www.allwecansave.earth/UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration: decadeonrestoration.orgThe Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
The Story Anew Episode 12 Trailer: Judith D Schwartz, Climate Journalist & Author Gwyneth Jones 2021-09-07 | FULL EPISODE HERE: youtu.be/RJH9LD9cqaY Judith D. Schwartz is a journalist who explores nature-inspired solutions to global challenges. She is the author of Cows Save the Planet, Water In Plain Sight, and, most recently, The Reindeer Chronicles and Other Inspiring Stories of Working With Nature to Heal the Earth. She lives and works on the side of a mountain in southwestern Vermont. In this episode, we discuss the intricacies of animal rearing on the land, the problems with the 'fake meat' industry, the power of ecosystem restoration, and how people are waking up to understanding nature. Find out more at www.judithdschwartz.comAlso referenced here: All We Can Save - https://www.allwecansave.earth/UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration: decadeonrestoration.orgThe Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Carbon Farming: Mateusz Ciasnocha, European Climate Farmers. The Story Anew #11 Gwyneth Jones 2021-08-31 | Mateusz Ciasnocha is the CEO of European Carbon Farmers, Head of Carbon and International Affairs at Ciasnocha Family Farms, and a farmer himself. Slightly longer bio (more at the bottom): Mateusz Ciasnocha – third-generation farmer operating a 700ha regenerative agricultural business in northern Poland on a mission of transitioning agriculture from convention to regenerative with farmers at the centre at the pace and scale required to unleash the world’s greatest carbon capture and storage pool: healthy and living agricultural soil.Building on his background, global experiences and networks, as well as commitment to regenerative agriculture, Mateusz – together with his brother, Paweł – set up European Carbon Farmers (europeancarbonfarmers.com/): a business promoting carbon farming practices in Poland and developing agricultural carbon payment mechanisms.In this episode, we discuss regenerative agriculture and its application in Poland and globally.FULL EPISODE HERE: youtu.be/FvQQtWu8sOg The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.More info: Mateusz is actively involved in the work of the UNFCCC’s COP26 – Climate Champions, where he is the Regenerative Agriculture Fellow (https://racetozero.unfccc.int/welcome-to-the-race-to-zero-fellows/), the Economy of Francesco’s (francescoeconomy.org) Agriculture and Justice Village, where he co-facilitates work of the Startup Stream focused on developing network of regenerative demo farms (https://linktr.ee/agriculture.justice), as well as EIT Food (https://www.eitfood.eu/), where he manages regenerative agriculture program in Poland (https://www.eitfood.eu/news/post/tremendous-success-of-the-first-regenerative-agriculture-event-organized-by-eit-food-in-poland).For his leadership in the agricultural area, Mateusz has been invited to join the Champions Network of the UN Food Systems Summit (un.org/en/food-systems-summit).Building on his commitment to the African continent and agriculture Mateusz is a Deputy Editor-in-Chief of InvestAfrica.pl (http://www.investafrica.pl/), the key source of information on Africa in Poland from a business perspective, and was an Incubation Manager at AgriTech Hub (agritechhub.com), the first-ever VC fund focused on agricultural investments in Poland and the wider CEE region. In addition to working as a journalist quoted by national and international media organizations such as the Polish Radio 24 (https://www.polskieradio24.pl/130/5925/Artykul/1762189), Mateusz is dedicated to supporting the development of the two most pivotal sectors of the economy globally: agriculture and energy with a particular focus on the African projects. From contributing to the development of a 700ha family-owned regenerative agricultural operation located in northern Poland, through working with 130.000 small-holder Indian farmers as a consultant with Vrutti (vrutti.org), to helping investors deploy capital in agricultural projects. Mateusz is committed to helping sustainable business models scale rapidly and thrive for long.Educated at Hult International Business School (https://www.hult.edu/en/programs/undergraduate/), ESCP Europe Business School (https://www.escpeurope.eu/programmes/specialised-masters-MScs/MSc-in-energy-management), the University of Oxford (conted.ox.ac.uk/about/undergraduate-certificate-of-higher-education), the University of Edinburgh (ed.ac.uk/studying/postgraduate/degrees/index.php?r=site/view&id=904), Columbia University (http://ccsi.columbia.edu/work/projects/agtraining/) and Middlesex University London (http://www.iff-training.com/event/mechanics-of-agribusiness).Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
The Story Anew Episode 11 Trailer: Mateusz Ciasnocha, European Climate Farmers Gwyneth Jones 2021-08-31 | FULL EPISODE HERE: youtu.be/KL4tHWtlimg Mateusz Ciasnocha is the CEO of European Carbon Farmers, Head of Carbon and International Affairs at Ciasnocha Family Farms, and a farmer himself. Slightly longer bio (more at the bottom): Mateusz Ciasnocha – third-generation farmer operating a 700ha regenerative agricultural business in northern Poland on a mission of transitioning agriculture from convention to regenerative with farmers at the centre at the pace and scale required to unleash the world’s greatest carbon capture and storage pool: healthy and living agricultural soil.Building on his background, global experiences and networks, as well as commitment to regenerative agriculture, Mateusz – together with his brother, Paweł – set up European Carbon Farmers (europeancarbonfarmers.com/): a business promoting carbon farming practices in Poland and developing agricultural carbon payment mechanisms.In this episode, we discuss regenerative agriculture and its application in Poland and globally.FULL EPISODE HERE: youtu.be/FvQQtWu8sOg The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.More info: Mateusz is actively involved in the work of the UNFCCC’s COP26 – Climate Champions, where he is the Regenerative Agriculture Fellow (https://racetozero.unfccc.int/welcome-to-the-race-to-zero-fellows/), the Economy of Francesco’s (francescoeconomy.org) Agriculture and Justice Village, where he co-facilitates work of the Startup Stream focused on developing network of regenerative demo farms (https://linktr.ee/agriculture.justice), as well as EIT Food (https://www.eitfood.eu/), where he manages regenerative agriculture program in Poland (https://www.eitfood.eu/news/post/tremendous-success-of-the-first-regenerative-agriculture-event-organized-by-eit-food-in-poland).For his leadership in the agricultural area, Mateusz has been invited to join the Champions Network of the UN Food Systems Summit (un.org/en/food-systems-summit).Building on his commitment to the African continent and agriculture Mateusz is a Deputy Editor-in-Chief of InvestAfrica.pl (http://www.investafrica.pl/), the key source of information on Africa in Poland from a business perspective, and was an Incubation Manager at AgriTech Hub (agritechhub.com), the first-ever VC fund focused on agricultural investments in Poland and the wider CEE region. In addition to working as a journalist quoted by national and international media organizations such as the Polish Radio 24 (https://www.polskieradio24.pl/130/5925/Artykul/1762189), Mateusz is dedicated to supporting the development of the two most pivotal sectors of the economy globally: agriculture and energy with a particular focus on the African projects. From contributing to the development of a 700ha family-owned regenerative agricultural operation located in northern Poland, through working with 130.000 small-holder Indian farmers as a consultant with Vrutti (vrutti.org), to helping investors deploy capital in agricultural projects. Mateusz is committed to helping sustainable business models scale rapidly and thrive for long.Educated at Hult International Business School (https://www.hult.edu/en/programs/undergraduate/), ESCP Europe Business School (https://www.escpeurope.eu/programmes/specialised-masters-MScs/MSc-in-energy-management), the University of Oxford (conted.ox.ac.uk/about/undergraduate-certificate-of-higher-education), the University of Edinburgh (ed.ac.uk/studying/postgraduate/degrees/index.php?r=site/view&id=904), Columbia University (http://ccsi.columbia.edu/work/projects/agtraining/) and Middlesex University London (http://www.iff-training.com/event/mechanics-of-agribusiness).Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
The Story Anew Episode 10 Trailer: Aude K Chesnais, Village Earth. Gwyneth Jones 2021-08-24 | FULL EPISODE HERE: youtu.be/FvQQtWu8sOg Aude K Chesnais is a political ecologist, decolonial scholar, data scientist, systemic thinker, teacher and lifetime learner. As a senior researcher for non-profit Village Earth, she works to support healthy climate-resilient food-systems on US Native Land, and expose the historical colonial mismanagement of tribal land. She is passionate about providing locally-useful research and evaluation to support indigenous food-systems and regenerative agriculture – check nativeland.info to find out more.More generally, Aude’s work aims to bridge decoloniality and sustainability towards creative problem-solving. For the past 15 years, she has worked in academia and local development in support of indigenous grassroots projects worldwide. She is also a visiting fellow at Colorado State University’s School of Global Environmental Sustainability and a Board Member and Research Lead at the Oglala Lakota Cultural and Economic Revitalisation Initiative.Join us as we discuss what it means to decolonise the world and the mind, how our ideas about land ownership come from one very specific worldview, and what it means to really work in solidarity with indigenous communities.The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Decolonising the World: Aude K Chesnais, Village Earth. The Story Anew #10 Gwyneth Jones 2021-08-24 | Aude K Chesnais is a political ecologist, decolonial scholar, data scientist, systemic thinker, teacher and lifetime learner. As a senior researcher for non-profit Village Earth, she works to support healthy climate-resilient food-systems on US Native Land, and expose the historical colonial mismanagement of tribal land. She is passionate about providing locally-useful research and evaluation to support indigenous food-systems and regenerative agriculture – check nativeland.info to find out more.More generally, Aude’s work aims to bridge decoloniality and sustainability towards creative problem-solving. For the past 15 years, she has worked in academia and local development in support of indigenous grassroots projects worldwide. She is also a visiting fellow at Colorado State University’s School of Global Environmental Sustainability and a Board Member and Research Lead at the Oglala Lakota Cultural and Economic Revitalisation Initiative.Join us as we discuss what it means to decolonise the world and the mind, how our ideas about land ownership come from one very specific worldview, and what it means to really work in solidarity with indigenous communities.The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Permaculture and Hope: Konkankoh Ngwa, Bafut Ecovillage (Cameroon). The Story Anew #9 Gwyneth Jones 2021-08-17 | Konkankoh (Joshua) Ngwa is the founder and director of the Bafut Ecovillage, Cameroon, which provided opportunities for local youth to learn about regenerative agriculture - until it was burnt down this year. He is also a political activist for Defend the Sacred with the Tamera Project and a Global Ecovillage Network ambassador. After studying Mass Communication and Environmental Journalism, he worked for 22 years in the National Social Security Department of Cameroon but left in 2004 to devote himself to youth/environment/peace activism, with a focus on the Sustainable Development Goals and transitioning African villages to resilience.Join us as we discuss how permaculture can become a crime when it clashes with the interests of multinationals, permaculture through an African lens, and the importance of engaging youth with anything we do. betterworld-cameroon.com Support the rebuilding of the Bafut Ecovillage and online permaculture training for its members: betterplace.org/en/projects/89864-make-bafut-ecovillage-green-again-permaculture-for-cameroon-war-victimsThe Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
The Story Anew Episode 9 Trailer: Konkankoh Ngwa, Bafut Ecovillage (Cameroon) Gwyneth Jones 2021-08-17 | FULL EPISODE HERE: youtu.be/Fmy0rin-av8Konkankoh (Joshua) Ngwa is the founder and director of the Bafut Ecovillage, Cameroon, which provided opportunities for local youth to learn about regenerative agriculture - until it was burnt down this year. He is also a political activist for Defend the Sacred with the Tamera Project and a Global Ecovillage Network ambassador. After studying Mass Communication and Environmental Journalism, he worked for 22 years in the National Social Security Department of Cameroon but left in 2004 to devote himself to youth/environment/peace activism, with a focus on the Sustainable Development Goals and transitioning African villages to resilience.Join us as we discuss how permaculture can become a crime when it clashes with the interests of multinationals, permaculture through an African lens, and the importance of engaging youth with anything we do. betterworld-cameroon.com Support the rebuilding of the Bafut Ecovillage and online permaculture training for its members: betterplace.org/en/projects/89864-make-bafut-ecovillage-green-again-permaculture-for-cameroon-war-victimsThe Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Possible Futures: Maria Clara Parente, Regenerar / LivMundi (Brazil). The Story Anew #8 Gwyneth Jones 2021-08-11 | Maria Clara Parente is a Rio de Janeiro based artist, journalist and documentarist that researches imagination for other ways of inhabiting this planet towards decolonial futures. She is the co-founder of This is not the Truth, a platform that creates films for systemic changes and is now directing the documentary film series Regenerar in partnership with Spanda Produtora. She also writes for Projeto Colabora (Brazil) and Emerge(Germany) and published the poetry book Nas Frestas das Fendas by the publisher 7Letras (2021). Since August 2021 she is Communication Coordination at LivMundi, an NGO seeking to democratize the theme of sustainability in a simple and accessible language.In this episode we discuss the climate crisis and how we can face the overwhelm of trying to face everything at once, our responsibility to work for change and not hide or escape, and the power of dreaming - to name a few things.See more:This is Not the Truth channel: youtube.com/channel/UCdUBFdGc1bpWxNJntkmu2CAWhat is Emerging - interview with Maria: whatisemerging.com/updates/q-a-with-maria-clara-parente-and-camilla-cardosoFuturo Possivel: https://linktr.ee/futuropossivelThe Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
The Story Anew Episode 8 Trailer: Maria Clara Parente, LivMundi / Regenerar (Brazil) Gwyneth Jones 2021-08-11 | WATCH THE FULL EPISODE HERE: youtu.be/OUj4oqL6i3Q Maria Clara Parente is a Rio de Janeiro based artist, journalist and documentarist that researches imagination for other ways of inhabiting this planet towards decolonial futures. She is the co-founder of This is not the Truth, a platform that creates films for systemic changes and is now directing the documentary film series Regenerar in partnership with Spanda Produtora. She also writes for Projeto Colabora (Brazil) and Emerge(Germany) and published the poetry book Nas Frestas das Fendas by the publisher 7Letras (2021). Since August 2021 she is Communication Coordination at LivMundi, an NGO seeking to democratize the theme of sustainability in a simple and accessible language.In this episode we discuss the climate crisis and how we can face the overwhelm of trying to face everything at once, our responsibility to work for change and not hide or escape, and the power of dreaming - to name a few things.See more:This is Not the Truth channel: youtube.com/channel/UCdUBFdGc1bpWxNJntkmu2CAWhat is Emerging - interview with Maria: whatisemerging.com/updates/q-a-with-maria-clara-parente-and-camilla-cardosoFuturo Possivel: https://linktr.ee/futuropossivelThe Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Youth and Climate: Kaluki Paul Mutuku, Youth4Nature Kenya. The Story Anew #7 Gwyneth Jones 2021-08-03 | Kaluki Paul Mutuku is a Kenyan climate activist and environmental defender fighting to improve youth participation in decision-making around climate justice. He is the co-founder and executive director of the Kenya Environmental Action Network, regional director (Kenya) at Youth4Nature, and founder & writer at Green Treasures Farms, a social initiative aimed at intensifying environmental sustainability through training and equipping women and youth with skills and methods of water harvesting, tree growing and zero wastage of environmental resources. Kaluki has previously worked as an environmental education officer at A Rocha Kenya, training students, farmers and communities about organic farming, biodiversity conservation and the SDG goals. He has worked as a communications lead at 350.org-Kenya team for the deCOALonize campaign and at AYICC-Kenya under the Education for sustainable Development (ESD) project. He is also Coordinator-Environmental Advocacy/ Partnerships & Networking lead for Youth Coalition for Environmental Advocacy & Renewable Energy.Read more about him: evergreening.org/meet-kaluki-paul-mutukuLinkedin: linkedin.com/in/kaluki-paul-mutuku-2a8400105Green Treasures Farms (Kaluki's blog/website): greentreasurersfarms.wordpress.comYouth4Nature: youth4nature.org The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
The Story Anew Episode 7 trailer: Kaluki Paul Mutuku, Youth4Nature Gwyneth Jones 2021-08-03 | FULL EPISODE HERE: youtu.be/EHNWqNgKRs4Kaluki Paul Mutuku is a Kenyan climate activist and environmental defender fighting to improve youth participation in decision-making around climate justice. He is the co-founder and executive director of the Kenya Environmental Action Network, regional director (Kenya) at Youth4Nature, and founder & writer at Green Treasures Farms, a social initiative aimed at intensifying environmental sustainability through training and equipping women and youth with skills and methods of water harvesting, tree growing and zero wastage of environmental resources. Kaluki has previously worked as an environmental education officer at A Rocha Kenya, training students, farmers and communities about organic farming, biodiversity conservation and the SDG goals. He has worked as a communications lead at 350.org-Kenya team for the deCOALonize campaign and at AYICC-Kenya under the Education for sustainable Development (ESD) project. He is also Coordinator-Environmental Advocacy/ Partnerships & Networking lead for Youth Coalition for Environmental Advocacy & Renewable Energy.Read more about him: evergreening.org/meet-kaluki-paul-mutukuLinkedin: linkedin.com/in/kaluki-paul-mutuku-2a8400105Green Treasures Farms (Kaluki's blog/website): greentreasurersfarms.wordpress.comYouth4Nature: youth4nature.org The Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
The Story Anew Episode 6 Trailer: Linda Aspey, Aspey Associates / With the Earth in Mind Gwyneth Jones 2021-07-27 | FULL EPISODE HERE: youtu.be/yUcXkrXCRI8 In this episode, we talk about how coaching can grapple with the climate crisis. How do we bring the earth into the room as a stakeholder - and should we? How do we balance our knowledge of what is happening with our work as a coach?Linda Aspey works on culture, climate change, and the environment with progressive leaders, teams, and coaches, supporting them in facing our changing world's challenges. She helps people generate new thinking and insight, build stronger relationships, and grow in courage to take action in highly collaborative ways.A global Time to Think faculty member, she facilitates "The Work that Reconnects" and delivers workshops and keynotes on understanding our responses to climate change, climate coaching & climate leadership. Linda has studied at the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL), is a speaker and trainer with Extinction Rebellion, and a member of the Climate Coaching Alliance. She’s a registered member and fellow of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (MBACP/FBACP).Linda's website: www.aspey.comThe Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
Nature Connection: Cadence Moffat McCann, Inner Cadence. The Story Anew #5 Gwyneth Jones 2021-07-20 | In this episode, Cadence Moffat McCann and Gwyneth talk about nature-based healing, remembering who we are, the erasure of indigenous people and of nature itself, and our interconnection to life.Here is what Cadence says about herself: At the age of 18, I was initiated to the ways of the Earth and have been in a state of surrender to it's guidance ever since. I have facilitated nature-based education and healing for nearly 20 years throughout Turtle Island (North America). Upon completion of my Bachelors in Outdoor, Experiential Education and Masters in Environmental Education, I felt called to deepen into this work and began facilitating land-based rites of passage. As a queer settler of mostly Celtic and Slavic ancestry, I am dedicated to helping us remember the sense of the village and what it means to be in direct connection with our deepest selves, each other, and the Earth. innercadence.com/aboutIG: instagram.com/innercadencehealingFB: facebook.com/innercadencehealingThe Story Anew is a podcast and video series in which we'll meet amazing people from all over the world who are working to redefine the dominant narrative of our times - that of infinite growth and consumption. These are the people working towards what Joanna Macy calls The Great Turning - the shifting of our Industrial Growth Society, which prioritises infinite growth over life - to a Life Sustaining Society. The people you'll meet are working in regeneration, activism, systems design, permaculture, trauma healing, decolonisation, climate change and generally working to fundamentally change the way we do things as a species so that we can live on this planet more harmoniously with our fellow beings and become good ancestors.Hosted by Gwyneth Jones (www.gwynethjones.coach)
