The Visionary Activist Show – The Economics of Happiness, Building Genuine Wealth
Caroline welcomes ally Mark Anielski, ecological economist, Professor of Business and Economics, currently advising the Chinese government on greening GDP accounting, president of his family-owned corporation, which specializes in the economics of well-being, author of "The Economics of Happiness."…
What Would a Catholic Banking System Look Like? w/Mark Anielski
Mark Anielski is a renowned economist who has brought his passion for measuring and accounting for well being and the true measure of wealth to various governments and municipalities in Canada and around the world. He has also written two books on the topic, and hosts a podcast and YouTube channel …
155 - Monetizing Ecosystem Services for Improved Forest Management with Mark Anielski
Welcome to YourForest Podcast, where we dive into conversations on environmental science, sustainability, and the intrinsic values of forests.
In this episode, host Matthew Kristoff speaks with Mark Anielski, a forest economist and well-being expert, to explore the economic principles of nature and…
So Far So Blessed: The Best of 2024
2024 has been a year of comebacks, vindications, and a renewed vigour of searching for the truth. The podcast enjoyed another great year of guests with thoughtful insights and unforgettable stories. We couldn't have done it without your prayers and support! So we compiled a small sample of some you…
Breaking the Money Matrix: A Radical Conversation on Economic Liberation with Mark Anielski
Mark Anielski is a Wellbeing Economist and author of 2 books: The Economics of Happiness and An Economy of Well-Being. Mark works closely with indigenous communities around the world to reimagine economic systems sourced from Love, human potential, and human relationship.
In this episode, Mark and …
Mark Anielski - The Economics of Happiness
In this episode Warren's guest is Economist Mark Anielski, author of The Economics of Happiness and developer of the integrated five-capitals accounting model for measuring and accounting for conditions of well-being in communities, businesses and nations. Mark and Warren will talk about Mark's jou…
The economy, leadership, and you
The decisions we make today are based on the world we think we’ll have tomorrow. But the world is changing so rapidly that the decisions we made even three weeks ago bear little relevance to today.
In his discussion with Ben, Graham Boyd sets out the dangers of running a business in isolation, rath…
Buddhist Economics
What wisdom can Buddhism provide in today’s world? That’s the subject of Buddhist Economics, by UC Berkeley Professor of Economics, Clair Brown.
Professor Brown’s book opens with three Buddhist teachings: that people are caring, people are interdependent with people and nature, and all life is impe…
An Economy of Well-Being
As an accountant and a “performance measurement guy”, Mark Anielski understands global economics and GDP, but is interested in how we measure happiness and wellbeing as opposed to measuring output in financial terms.
In his conversation with Ben, he discusses
The difficulty we all have in understa…
The Web of Meaning, with Jeremy Lent
Jeremy Lent has been rightly described by Guardian journalist George Monbiot as “one of the greatest thinkers of our age”. His recent book, “The Web of Meaning: Integrating Science and Traditional Wisdom To Find Our Place In The Universe” is a richly researched and inspiring guide / call to arms, c…
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