Episode 185 Giles Hutchins Nature Works

Giles Hutchins is my guest on this episode 185 of Inside Ideas. Brought to you by OnePoint5 Media, Innovators Magazine, and the ALOHAS Regenerative Foundation.

Giles Hutchins discusses the importance of reconnecting with nature and our inner nature to address the interconnected crisis facing humanity. He emphasizes the need for a shift in consciousness and a journey of becoming, where individuals reconnect with their own sovereignty and work with life. Hutchins shares his own experiences, including an out-of-body experience during a car accident, that have shaped his perspective and helped him be more courageous in times of challenge. He also highlights the importance of empathy and understanding in guiding individuals on their own journeys of self-discovery and transformation. Giles Hutchins emphasizes the importance of trust and overcoming fear in order to create meaningful change in our lives. He shares his personal experiences of leaving corporate life and starting Springwood Farm, highlighting the resistance and doubt he faced from others. Giles believes that true trust in life is the foundation for connecting with ourselves, others, and the natural world. He also discusses the need for a revolution within ourselves, not just in the external world, and the importance of working with both stillness and tension in order to be truly regenerative.

Reconnecting with nature and our inner nature is essential to address the interconnected crisis facing humanity.

Shifting consciousness and embarking on a journey of becoming allows individuals to reconnect with their own sovereignty and work with life.

Personal experiences, such as out-of-body experiences, can shape one's perspective and provide courage in times of challenge.

Empathy and understanding are crucial in guiding individuals on their own journeys of self-discovery and transformation. Trust in life and the courage to overcome fear are essential for creating meaningful change.

Connecting with ourselves, others, and the natural world is key to living a regenerative life.

Education should focus on bringing forth our true selves and creating conditions conducive to life.

Education for Creating Conditions Conducive to Life

"Giles draws upon decades of research and experience and activating regenerative leadership consciousness to address the root problem of our interconnected crisis, blending pioneering neuroscience and cutting-edge findings on consciousness with ancient wisdom."

"We are nature, and nature is us."

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Episode 184 Benedikt Boesel Save Our Soils Regenerative Farming Farm Rebellion Benedikt Bösel, a regenerative farmer, shares his journey of transforming a thousand hectares of sandy, dry German soils into a thriving ecosystem. He discusses the challenges he faced in implementing regenerative practices and the need for a shift in the agricultural system. Benedikt emphasizes the importance of reconnecting with nature and understanding the true value of agriculture. He also highlights the need for societal support and policy changes to create a more sustainable and resilient farming system. Benedikt Bösel shares his journey of starting a regenerative farm and the importance of inviting people to experience and understand the work they do. He emphasizes the need for systemic, ecological, and social innovation in agriculture. Benedikt highlights the role of partnerships and support from organizations like Follow Food and the Schmidt Heine family in the growth of his farm. He discusses the importance of reconnecting people with nature and making sustainable choices in food consumption. Benedikt also challenges the notion that cows are the problem and emphasizes their role in regenerative land use. Regenerative farming practices can transform degraded soils and create resilient ecosystems. The current agricultural system prioritizes mass production and cheap prices, leading to externalized costs and environmental degradation. Society needs to recognize the value of agriculture beyond food production and support the transition to regenerative practices. Collaboration between farmers, scientists, and policymakers is crucial for driving systemic change in the agricultural sector. Systemic, ecological, and social innovation is crucial in agriculture. Partnerships and support from organizations are essential for the growth of regenerative farms. Reconnecting people with nature and making sustainable food choices are important. Cows play a vital role in regenerative land use and should not be seen as the problem. Redefining the Value of Agriculture: Beyond Food Production Transforming Sandy Soils: The Journey of a Regenerative Farmer The Role of Cows in Regenerative Land Use Partnerships and Support for Regenerative Farms "We need to touch people's emotions, we need to touch people's hearts. That is the way forward in order to change the large system surrounding agriculture." "Agriculture and farming have to be at the epicenter of coolness. Farmers are the custodians of our world and future generations." https://finck-stiftung.org/en/ https://www.gutundboesel.org/en https://www.linkedin.com/in/benediktboesel/ https://www.facebook.com/gutundboesel https://www.instagram.com/benediktboesel/ https://www.instagram.com/gutundboesel/ https://www.instagram.com/finckfoundation/ #regenerativeagriculture #livinglab #landwirtschaft #boden #SDGs #davasus #rehkitz #rehwild #thermaldrone #drohne #landwirtschaft #biolandwirtschaft #regenerativeagriculture #raisingkids #ecosystems #onehealth #SDGs #brandenburg #gutundboesel #ackerpulco #marketgarden #biogemüse #jungpflanzen #brandenburg #farmlife #farmvlog#farming #landleben #farm #biolandwirtschaft #regenerative #farming #agriculture #soil #health #biodiversity #sustainability #regenerative agriculture #innovation #partnerships #sustainability #nature connection #food consumption #cowsInside Ideas by One Point 5 Media & Innovators Magazine. Systemic change is needed to move us on to the right side of history. Marc Buckley speaks with the game-changers on a mission to get us there as fast as possible. https://www.insideideas.org/https://www.linkedin.com/in/buckleymarc/https://linktr.ee/marcearthInside Ideashttps://www.innovatorsmag.com/inside-ideas/Innovators Magazinehttps://www.innovatorsmag.com/OnePoint5 Mediahttp://onepoint5media.com/

Glenn A. Albrecht is an Honorary Associate in the School of Geosciences, The University of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. He retired as Professor of Sustainability, at Walter Murdoch University, in mid-2014. He continues to work as an environmental philosopher and published a book, Earth Emotions, with Cornell University Press in 2019. Earth Emotions was published in French and Spanish in 2020 and in Dutch in 2024. In numerous publications and public talks over the last two decades, Dr Albrecht has developed the theme of the psychoterratic (psyche-earth), or negative and positive emotional states connected to the state of the Earth. New concepts, developed by him, are now becoming well-established in the international scholarly literature, new research theses, and as inspiration for many creative people in the arts and music. While he is best known for creating the concept of solastalgia, or the lived experience of negative environmental change, his most recent work develops the mega-meme of the 'Symbiocene', a future state where humans re-integrate with the rest of nature. A book of that title should be completed by the end of 2024. He currently lives at Blackheath on Gundungurra land in the Blue Mountains of NSW, Australia. Glenn Albrecht, an environmental philosopher, discusses the concepts of psychoterratic, solastalgia, and the symbiocene. He emphasizes the importance of developing new language and concepts to describe the emotional and psychological states connected to the state of the Earth. Albrecht believes that the current language used in sustainability and eco-literacy is inadequate and easily misused. He introduces the concept of the symbiocene, a future state where humans reintegrate with the rest of nature, as a paradigm shift from the Anthropocene. He sees symbiosis as the foundation for life and a key to creating a better future. Glenn emphasizes the need to focus on the practical application of symbiosis in order to shift away from extractive and exploitative economic practices. He highlights the importance of transdisciplinary thinking and breaking down disciplinary boundaries to understand the value of life and the need for harmony with all living beings. Glenn discusses the potential for using biotechnology, such as mycelium-based coffins and mycelium bricks, as sustainable alternatives to current technologies. He envisions a future where everything we use can be returned to the cycles of life and where the joy of life and positive Earth emotions are nurtured. Glenn Albrecht, psychoterratic, solastalgia, symbiocene, sustainability, eco-literacy, language, concepts, emotional states, psychological states, Earth, symbiosis, Anthropocene, paradigm shift, symbiosis, practical application, transdisciplinary thinking, harmony, biotechnology, mycelium-based products, sustainable alternatives, joy of life, positive Earth emotions Developing new language and concepts is crucial for understanding and addressing the emotional and psychological states connected to the state of the Earth. The current language used in sustainability and eco-literacy is inadequate and easily misused. The concept of the symbiocene, a future state where humans reintegrate with the rest of nature, offers a paradigm shift from the Anthropocene. Symbiosis is the foundation for life and a key to creating a better future. Resonance and frequency play a role in conveying emotions and can be a form of language beyond spoken words. Focus on the practical application of symbiosis to shift away from extractive and exploitative economic practices. "Give me a concept in the Anthropocene and I'll give you its opposite." https://glennaalbrecht.wordpress.com/ https://www.facebook.com/glenn.albrecht.73/ https://www.instagram.com/glenn.a.albrecht/ #symbiocene #symbiosis #earthemotions #newwordsforanewworld #ouronlyfuture #glennalbrecht #sustainability #solastalgia #Paradigmshift #psychoterratic #meme

Tammy Michelle Scarlett is my guest on Episode 181 of Inside Ideas with Marc Buckley.

Tammy is a global systems architect, strategist, and futurist, and serves as Executive Director of the global non-profit UNIFY.org. With a graduate degree from Harvard University, she works on global efficiencies for humanity using interdisciplinary, cross-sector intelligences. Tammy believes in implementing systemic change with strategy, efficiency and abundance for the thriving of our future.

Combining her Harvard education in Anthropology and MBA studies with her time spent with Native American and First Nations communities, Tammy promotes a return to ancient wisdom and nature to inform global systems solutions, including regenerative systems, integrative education for children, and accessible dynamic finance. Her work has been featured on WGN and Forbes, as well as published in the Library of Congress.

Tammy currently serves on the executive and advisory boards of Connective Consulting, Power of Women, and the World Upshift Organization, is on the executive advisory teams for the Holomovement and the Universal Peace Sanctuary, and is a collaborator with the World Academy of Art and Science for the United Nations Human Security campaign.

Tammy lives in a suburb of Chicago with her husband, their 4-year-old daughter Aurelia, and their pup Stella Maris.

Tammy Michelle Scarlett is a global systems architect, strategist, and futurist who serves as the executive director of the global nonprofit UNIFY. UNIFY is a global nonprofit for world peace and impact that promotes global synchronized meditations and facilitates actionable ways for people to come together and make a positive change. Tammy believes in the universality of language and the importance of fostering authentic connections. She envisions a regenerative future where human activities contribute to the continuous renewal and flourishing of life on Earth. Tammy is involved in various events and organizations that promote transdisciplinary and cross-sector collaboration for a sustainable and regenerative world. The conversation explores the concept of exponential collaboration and the need for new work systems that can create a world that works for everyone. The speakers discuss the importance of regenerative and abundant living systems, the limitations of linear thinking and incremental growth, and the need for organizations to create conditions that are conducive for life to thrive and flourish. They also touch on the impact portfolio, a new model for global efficiency and impact ROI, and the benefits it offers to organizations and individuals. The conversation emphasizes the importance of thinking about and envisioning a world that works for everyone and the power of collaboration and cooperation in creating a better future. Her book “BIRTHRIGHT” dropping spring 2025

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Della Z Duncan is my guest on Episode 179 of Inside Ideas with Marc Buckley. Links in Bio LinkTree 🌳 to Podcasts. Della is a Renegade Economist who supports individuals as a Right Livelihood Coach, helps transition businesses as a post-capitalist consultant, and hosts the Upstream Podcast challenging mainstream economic thinking through documentaries and conversations including, The Green Transition: The Problem with Green Capitalism and The Myth of Freedom Under Capitalism. Della is also the creator and co-teacher of the Cultivating Regenerative Livelihoods program and co-teacher of the Economics Dimension course at Gaia Education, a Work that Reconnects Facilitator, the Course Development Manager of Fritjof Capra’s Capra Course on the Systems View of Life, a founding member of the California Doughnut Economics Coalition, a Senior Fellow of Social and Economic Equity at the London School of Economics, a Gross National Happiness Master Trainer, and a Senior Lecturer at the California Institute of Integral Studies. https://www.dellazduncan.com/

Loretta Hieber Girardet is my guest on Episode 178 of Inside Ideas with Marc Buckley. Lori is the Chief of the Risk Knowledge, Monitoring and Capacity-Development Branch covering risk information and analytics, climate change, disaster loss and monitoring data and capacity-building for UNDRR Disaster Risk Reduction globally. Previously, she served as Chief of the UNDRR Asia-Pacific regional office, covering 38 of the world’s most disaster-prone countries. Lori served in various management positions at OCHA for over a decade before joining UNDRR, including overseeing the global Cluster coordination mechanism and having responsibility for IASC mechanisms on coordinated humanitarian needs assessments. She also has a background in public health and worked for the World Health Organization in various capacities, including in emergency contexts in Afghanistan, Pakistan and sub-Saharan Africa. Her experience in emergency contexts spans more than 25 years and she is the author of several publications including Lifeline Media: Reaching Populations in Crises which promotes greater accountability to people affected by disasters. Her academic background includes fellowships and degrees from the Harvard School of Public Health and University of Paris-Assas. GAR Special Report 2023 ‘Mapping Resilience for the Sustainable Development Goals’ https://www.undrr.org/