Phoebe Tickell is a Biologist and Systems thinker who develops methodologies and approaches suited to a better world. With a degree in Biological Natural Sciences she brings her understanding of biological networks and systems thinking into governance, organisational structures, narratives and imagination. From co-founding multiple organisations, designing and implementing learning programmes to facilitating groups across the world, Phoebe has been called a voice of the emerging future and one of the most important systems thinkers of her generation.
Recorded in the Devonian woods around a campfire, Dan and Phoebe discuss:
- Reflection, peace and slowness in a time when there’s lots to do
- The rejection of indigenous wisdom/science unless ‘discovered’ by western science
- Systems change; yet aren’t we the system?
- In times of grief, what would a sane culture do?
- Evolving from a self-exterminating society to a self-sustaining society
- Caring for young imaginations in an era of technological entertainment
- Moral Imagination. Imagination activists. And imaginal zones
- Subsidising slowness, not speed and rewiring our economy
- Power of the ‘sit spot’, make believe, masks and role play
- Relationships and value between the human and more-than-human world
- Everything is not in the government's hands. We can be empowered to create our own reality
- Designing systems with wisdom. Bring it on!
Play Out Track:
Bonobo - Sapien
From the Album ‘ Fragments’
https://music.apple.com/gb/album/sapien/1584968878?i=1584969129
Sound Credits:
Features birdsong recorded by Fintan O'Brien
https://soundcloud.com/fintanobrien
Full Shownotes:
https://www.thespaceship.earth/podcast/2022/3/3/episode-57-phoebe-tickell-imagination-activism
