After fleeing Nazi Europe as a child in the 1930s, Dr Riane Eisler was committed to finding out why humanity often chooses domination and aggression over peaceful collaboration. Her life's work as a social systems scientist, cultural historian,

Algorithmic Justice

Mar 8th, 2021 35m 59s

Do you realise the extent to which your data is being used? Algorithms are quickly impacting all areas of life. In this episode we hear an emotional story about how algorithms in healthcare could be putting lives at risk.Also, renowned AI ethi

How We Transform Civilisation

Feb 27th, 2021 29m 42s

In order for humanity to survive as we know it, do we need to completely change the basis of civilisation? Author and integrator Jeremy Lent believes a shift to an ‘ecological civilisation’ is required - learning from the wisdom of nature to be

Blockchain and Crypto

Feb 10th, 2021 38m 32s

Blockchain is possibly the most important growing technology we don't know enough about. From cryptocurrencies to electronic voting and even how your personal information is secured, it's already starting to play a big part in the new normal.S

Women in Power

Jan 25th, 2021 20m 17s

With Kamala Harris’s barrier-breaking inauguration as the USA’s new VP, what should the new normal look like across the world for women in positions of power?Former UN ambassador and business leader Makeda Antoine-Cambridge passionately declare

The Urgent Fight to Stop Ecocide

Jan 13th, 2021 26m 15s

If you're a war criminal, you could end up facing the International Criminal Court. But, if you're destroying the planet, they won't come for you...yet!Kate Mackintosh and Jojo Mehta are two people leading the fight to make ecocide an internati

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