Welcome to "The Way Forward: Regenerative Conversations" podcast. In today’s episode, we delve into the heart of regenerative thinking, exploring how we can transform our world amidst a complex meta-crisis. With environmental degradation, social upheaval, and economic instability, our conversation today addresses the urgent need to reimagine our systems and ourselves. How do we transition from a trauma-based culture to one of initiation and healing? How do we foster communities that are resilient, connected, and oriented towards a sustainable future?

Our guest today, Manda Scott, brings profound insights into these questions. Manda is a visionary author, shamanic practitioner, and the founder of the Accidental Gods Podcast. Her work focuses on creating pathways to what Indy Johar of Dark Matter Labs calls ‘Inter-Becoming,’ where technology and spirituality intertwine to reconnect us with the living world. Through her platform, Manda offers meditations and visualizations designed to help individuals rediscover their inherent connection to nature and their role in the universe’s unfolding wonder.

Manda’s journey began with a series of profound visions in 2018, leading her to establish the Accidental Gods podcast and membership program. She is also a celebrated author, with a diverse portfolio including historical fiction and mythological thrillers. Her latest book, "Any Human Power," explores the intersection of shamanism, politics, and future thinking, providing a narrative blueprint for a world we would be proud to leave for future generations.

We extend our gratitude to the Elders Action Network and Elders Climate Action for sponsoring this podcast. These organizations are dedicated to mobilizing elders to address climate change and promote social justice. The Elders Action Network focuses on creating a sustainable and just world for future generations through advocacy, education, and community-building. Elders Climate Action works to empower elders to take action on climate change, recognizing the unique role that older generations can play in fostering a livable planet.

Thank you for joining us on this journey towards a regenerative future.