# Regenerative Governance

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The Social Ideas Podcast: Coffee Afrik - reimagining community spaces in London

In this episode, we meet Abdirahim Hassan, one of our 2025 Social Innovation Prize winners, and learn about his Community Interest Company, Coffee Afrik.  Coffee Afrik makes culturally sensitive public health projects, rooted in care, love and liberation, and inspired by radical philosophy. We lear…

#64 Maruxa Murphy - From Community Building to Civilization Design

In this soulful and provocative episode of Catalyzing Radical Systemic Change, host Alistair Langer is joined by Maruxa Murphy, founder of Revolutionary Communities, to explore what it really takes to move from building communities to designing whole civilizations.With over 250+ communities shaped …

Fossil Fuel Free Future (Cooper UNion)

Honor Indigenous Peoples and Mother Earth.  The host for this show is Joshua Cooper.  The guests are Juan Mancias, John Beard and Yvette Arellano.   Fossil Free Future explores week of action being planned by NGOs committed to renewable energy and regenerative governance honoring indigenous people…

E.15 What if we use technology to practice Regenerative Governance

What does it actually take to govern a living system, instead of just managing one?In this conversation, Yoshi Pantera sits down with Gustavo Segovia, a long time member of the Traditional Dream Factory ecovillage in Portugal, who works at the intersection of decentralized technology and regenerati…

Regenerative Governance with Erica Neve and Patrick Andrews

Nature on the Board? Steward ownership? Employee ownership? Self-managing teams? For those seeking to establish regenerative organisations, the options in terms of how those organisations should be governed can feel overwhelming. In this episode we dive deeper into the submerged world of governance…

To network state or not to network state with Monty Merlin

In this podcast episode, John Ellison is joined by Monty Merlin, collaborator at Refi Dao and good friend from the UK, to discuss the concept of a network state and its potential impact on regenerating the Earth. They explore the idea of decentralizing online communities into physical local communi…

Remembering the UN’s Origin - a fireside chat with Jyoti Ma and Alexandra Timor

In this fireside episode, Silke sits with spiritual elder Jyoti Ma and Earth lawyer Alexandra (“Ally”) Pimor to explore a simple yet transformative question: What was the UN born for — and what does that origin ask of us now? Together, they trace the UN’s roots as a spiritual endeavour grounded in …

🎙️ Episode 7: Prenups for Planet Earth

What happens to legacy when the world it was designed for no longer exists?  In Episode 7 of Elysium: The Journey of Wealth and Legacy, we explore how families, founders, and future heirs are rethinking continuity in an era defined by volatility, global mobility, rising estate tax exposure, and a c…

Red, White, and Burnt: The Cost of Independence at Any Price

Before the fireworks faded this year and Rascal (my canine companion) had finally calmed down, I found myself caught in the sparks of something else entirely: a clash of narratives surrounding H.R.1, dubbed by some the “Big Beautiful Bill.” I’d heard plenty of heated rhetoric from Democratic leader…

#93: Regenerative Education - A repost from Yoshi & Pola's workshop on "how to keep your kids out of school"

I joined a conversation on regenerative education as a guest, and it was refreshing to be part of a space where people are seriously questioning the current schooling system (how could you not). We talked about why families are choosing alternative paths, what that looks like in real life, and how…