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Average audio length:
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Guest interviews
English
United States
21 episodes
since Aug. 25, 2022
episodic

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Impact investors in the emerging field of regenerative finance need ways to reduce the financial risk. One method is to create criteria by which third parties can certify regenerative projects. Third-party certification can rate how regenerative a project is and how likely it is to succeed. By esta…

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Is your food safe to eat? Maybe less so than you think. Guest Zen Honeycutt, founder of Moms Across America, shares disturbing findings from her organization’s privately funded food testing in the United States.  For impact investors, the episode highlights the potential to support and benefit fro…
This second episode in a two-part series where guest Neal Collins highlights two novel regenerative real estate projects in the U.S. Pacific Northwest.  The projects show how regenerative development processes can transform neglected land into thriving, eco-friendly communities that improve local …
What is regenerative real estate development, and how is it different from conventional development? Investors who seek to fund regenerative projects should understand this emerging field because it’s so important to reducing financial risk and achieving expected returns.   In this episode of the …
In this episode of the Blue Dot Project Podcast host David Vranicar explores the concept of regenerative communities with Alex Corren, co-founder of ReCommon.  Drawing from extensive experience and passion for environmental stewardship, Alex shares insights into key factors that lead to successful…
In this episode of Climate Levers, Alex Corren shares his insights into the pressing need for regenerative communities and helps visualize likely elements of their realization. Alex is co-founder of ReCommon, a company that pioneers in this new and fast-developing field.   Host David Vranicar se…
This is an early chapter in the fast-developing story of a serial entrepreneur who radically changed his work and his life in his forties.  In 2022, Eduardo Esparza downsized his successful business to help repair Earth’s badly damaged natural environment.     About Guest: Eduardo, a Mexican-b…
About the episode: Some kind of collapse of our natural systems is imminent. Every empire and civilization in history has collapsed, and the current civilization is showing signs that it's well into collapse, states Joe Brewer. The planetary Boundaries framework identified nine self-stabilizing pr…
About the episode: The current rate of extinction of nonhuman species is at least 10,000 times faster than the natural background rate, caused mainly by humans destroying habitats and natural ecosystems. This leads to the breakdown and destruction of the Earth's biosphere, and planetary health, in…
What did you do once you knew about the state of the world?How do you make space for the grief that comes from understanding our current situation?How to combat the fear of scarcity as a society?How do organizations and businesses transition into creating thriving life on Earth?How do we actually b…
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