ABOUT THIS EPISODE
About Designing Resilient Futures with Marc Buckley Season 3 - Episode 2
Marc Buckley - Ecological Economist
Inner renewal becomes possible when you stop adapting to a system that asks you to shrink, and instead align yourself with the deeper patterns that sustain life.
Speed, extraction and constant mobility shape daily experience for many of us. This episode examines what it means to practice regeneration as a lived discipline rather than an abstract ideal, following a speaker who has spent sixteen years shifting from survival level adaptation toward a symbiotic way of being that treats personal health and planetary health as one continuous ecology.
This episode challenges the belief that regeneration is a luxury available only under stable conditions, showing instead how it can be sustained across thirty one countries and two hundred events a year. It reframes vitality as a microcosmos of the wider biosphere, asking what changes when you treat each place you enter as a system you are accountable to. The real work lies in embracing symbiosis as a method for human evolution, one that outperforms extractive models precisely because it creates the conditions where abundance can emerge.
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Recorded in 2023
