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The Social Regeneration PodcastAnyone can be a Sustainability Leader | 037A conversation with Merlina Missimer on Formal Education for Social Transformation
In this episode, I get to talk to my former "teacher" Merlina Missimer, co-director of the Master's in Strategic Leadership towards Sustainability (MSLS) program in Karlskrona, Sweden, and a researcher with nearly 20 years of experience in sustainability leadership and social sustainability.
We explore what makes a sustainability leader, why formal in-person education still matters in a world of online learning, and what the MSLS programme does differently to create truly transformational experiences.
We discuss the vital skills sustainability professionals need today, from...
2026-02-1959 min
The Social Regeneration PodcastRepair is a Radical Act: From fintech leadership to circular textiles | 036How Lorena is crafting her own "Job in Sustainability" through curiosity & community
In this episode, we talk about Lorena’s journey from a leadership role in fintech to becoming a sustainability professional and founder in the circular textiles space.
We reflect on how career disruption became an opportunity to explore values, follow curiosity and purpose rather than just searching for the next best job.
Lorena shares how networking shifted from transactional job seeking to genuine relationship building and why that change opened unexpected doors.
We discuss why finding a tribe and taking action matter mo...
2026-02-051h 16
The Social Regeneration PodcastStaying human to fund & resource Climate Action | 035Why acknowledging grief and using humour & stories matters
In this conversation with Climate activist and Philanthropy Advisor Raysa França from Impatience Earth, we talk about what it really means to work in climate action without sacrificing ourselves in the process. We reflect on how many people in the social and environmental impact sector are deeply motivated, yet constantly overstretched due to a lack of resources, structural inequalities, and unrealistic expectations.
Raysa shares how her journey from Brazil to Finland shaped her understanding of access to nature, activism, and belonging, and why empowering p...
2026-01-221h 06
The Social Regeneration PodcastThe Journey behind CREATE Regeneration: Inner Work, Outer Impact | 034Exploring what it takes to build regenerative spaces and redefining leadership
I sit down with the initiator and founder of CREATE Regeneration, Cathérine Lehman and listen to her personal journey from sustainability consulting and academic frustration to a deep personal crisis, which became the turning point leading her toward regeneration and the founding of CREATE.
We both share how we experienced similar head-heavy beginnings in sustainability and later realised how essential emotional resilience, mental health, and inner grounding are to continue this work. Cathérine reflects on moving from pessimism and climate anxiety to discovering ne...
2026-01-081h 22
The Social Regeneration PodcastAbout Water, Leadership and Cultural Sensitivity - with Shilpa Alva | 033How to set up thriving community-owned and women-led projects internationally
For this Episode, you should bring your pen and notebook, especially if you are working at a non-profit, planning to start your own social impact project, or looking to transition from the corporate world into the impact world. 📝
I speak with Shilpa Alva, founder and executive director of Surge for Water, about the long journey from early childhood impressions of injustice to building a global organisation focused on community-owned and women-led WASH solutions.
Shilpa shares learnings and insights into how personal experiences informed her...
2025-12-251h 12
The Social Regeneration PodcastHealing our Personal and Social Wounds through Relationships | 032Why we need Brave Spaces and grounding in Place to go beyond the Bubbles and Patriarchy
This episode is for people who feel called to work in the impact space, heal their own and therewith our social wounds - and for anyone longing for deeper, more relational approaches to systems change.
Jack's pathway into systems change facilitation has been shaped by activism, academic frustration with silos and symptomatic approaches, and the discovery that real transformation grows through relationships rather than rigid theories.
I share how my own experiences resonate with Jack’s emphasis on curiosity, co...
2025-12-111h 29
The Social Regeneration PodcastLight of the Sea: A personal story of Love, Healing and the Art of Unlearning | 031How following Threads, Community and Inner Work can define your Journey of Becoming
Marina Henriques, who introduces herself as Luz Marina, is a multilingual, multicultural “Light of the Sea” shaped by experiences across continents, rooted in the Mediterranean and the Amazon.
In this episode, she shares her story about belonging, identity and purpose. She shares how her non-linear journey led her into regenerative work, supporting higher-education communities across fifty nations with skills such as deep listening, healthy boundaries and nonviolent communication.
We discuss how community, presence and intuition guided her path, beginning with her expe...
2025-11-2754 min
The Social Regeneration PodcastFinding joy in Sustainability Work | 030How Juliana bridges art, leadership, and social change between Argentina and Europe
In this episode of the Social Regeneration Podcast, you get to meet my dear friend Juliana Salamone from Argentina, where we reflect on how our paths in sustainability have twisted, evolved, and sometimes collided. And how we supported each other on "finding our own way" and the practice of bringing social change to our local cultures.
Juliana shares her personal journey from law school and consultancy work to embracing a more creative, human-centred approach through theatre and scriptwriting. We explore the...
2025-11-131h 06
The Social Regeneration PodcastHolding Space to Reconnect | 029Mindfulness as fertile ground for care and resilience
In this grounding conversation, we explore the connection between mindfulness, leadership and regeneration with facilitator and space holder Daniela Tablado. Daniela shares her path from sustainability studies to guiding individuals and groups in cultivating mindful presence and compassion.
She explains how inner work shapes outer change, and why mindfulness is a fertile ground for empathy, care and resilience. Together we reflect on the importance of including ourselves in the circle of compassion, finding balance between doing and being, and recognising mindfulness as a collective, not just individual, practice.
2025-10-301h 11
The Social Regeneration PodcastFrom Garden Beds to Boardrooms: Seasons at Work | 028What happens when Teams allow for Winter
I sit together with Amelie Salameh, and we explore what regenerative entrepreneurship looks like when it is lived, not only philosophied upon. Amelie shares how gardening taught her to design work as interlinked cycles with beginnings, harvests, endings, and renewal.
We talk about the courage to start before you feel ready, and the humility to say, 'I don't know' and ask for help. We examine why humans are not machines and why organisations need trust, flexibility, and safe spaces to talk about individuals' needs, including menstrual cycles.
2025-10-161h 01
The Social Regeneration PodcastFrom Theory to Practice: The Regenerative Economy Lab | 027Learn from Katy Shields & Joshua Stehr about principles, visions, and money narratives
We have the privilege and joy of listening to Katy Shields and Joshua Stehr and their pioneering explorations on a Regenerative Economy. Both share examples, principles, visions, and seeds of a Regenerative Economic System. Katy, now joined by Joshua, has designed and hosted a space for practitioners to collectively explore, learn, and apply regenerative economy ideas in the real world.
In this Episode, we discuss how for all three of us, regeneration equals genuine sustainability. Katy explains the difference between weak...
2025-09-251h 18
The Social Regeneration PodcastAbout Pilgrimage and value-driven Partnerships | 026Redesigning how to travel, build community, and lead change - from certification checklists over inner development to #impactpreneurship
[🔔 Announcement: from September, THE SOCIAL REGENERATION PODCAST 🎀 moves to a bi-weekly rhythm 🎵]
One reason: We are making space to launch a larger programme for #impactpreneurs who want to solidify their impact project idea - starting in October ✨😍 [👀 First Sneak Peek here 🤫]
Meet my new business partner, Anastasiia “Asya” Korshunova - sustainability professional, sustainable tourism auditor, community builder, and certified mindfulness guide.
In this Episode, Asya traces her path from hotel management studies to discovering s...
2025-09-111h 08
The Social Regeneration PodcastFrom ‘More Stuff’ to ‘What Matters’ - A designer's journey | 025"Why saying no, asking honest questions, and having empathy can build the career & impact you aspire to"
We meet designer Joshua Stehr, whose path runs from industrial design and mass manufacturing into UX, service design, and ultimately impact-driven work. Early in his studies, he began asking why we keep putting “more of this stuff” into the world, a question that never left.
A trip to New York in 2020 - bright lights in Times Square followed by the sudden quiet of the pandemic - became a turning point, revealing the social infrastructures behind consumerism and how environmental and s...
2025-08-281h 39
The Social Regeneration PodcastCommunity-Supported "Everything" | 024(Economic) Transformation & Socio-Ecological Resilience - Through Social Innovation and regional ecosystems of community-based practices
Charlotte von Wulffen, board member of the CSX Network and research associate at Leuphana University for Social Innovation, shares how “community-supported everything” is evolving from its agricultural roots into a broader economic practice. We trace CSX back to CSA farms that spread rapidly in the 2010s and now inspire models for coffee, olive oil, yoga, arts, and more.
I ask Charlotte to make it tangible, and we walk through a yoga-studio example: members support the studio year-round so it surv...
2025-08-211h 11
The Social Regeneration PodcastParenthood as a spark for Social Entrepreneurship: Building Communities that Society forgot & desperately needs | 023When isolation becomes a movement – the birth of HEY MOMIE & HEY BRUDI
In this episode of the Social Regeneration Podcast, we explore how personal change can spark societal change. Aurora Moon and Artem Beckmann share how becoming parents ignited their ventures HEY MOMIE and Hey Brudi, tackling overlooked social challenges around identity, isolation, and community for new mothers and fathers. Aurora reveals how her postpartum identity crisis inspired a fast-growing, deeply connected members’ club for mothers that prioritises honest conversations and real-life support over surface-level meetups.
Artem opens up about the loneliness of fath...
2025-08-141h 39
The Social Regeneration PodcastNot Predicting, but Creating: The Art of Foresight | 022Why imagining alternative futures might be our most radical sustainability tool
In this episode of the Social Regeneration Podcast, I talk with my friend and former colleague Thomas Klaffke, a foresight analyst and author of the newsletter Creative Destruction. Thomas explains why foresight isn’t about predicting the future, but about exploring possibilities and shaping the stories that influence our choices today. Thomas shares his career path into futures thinking, from cultural studies in Indonesia to building his own methodology for analysing emerging societal narratives.
We dive into the “future cone” framework and how prefer...
2025-08-071h 12
The Social Regeneration PodcastThe hidden cost of crisis mode: how NGOs sabotage long-term impact by chasing funding cycles instead of focusing on their core team's wellbeing | 021Insider strategies from fundraiser and field expert Ni Hsieh
In this episode, I speak with Ni Hsieh, a long-time social impact professional and fundraiser based in the UK, whom I met during a volunteer project in Peru. What began as a promising eco-social adventure turned into a shared disillusionment as we uncovered layers of greenwashing and exploitation. This personal experience sets the tone for a raw and insightful conversation about how the nonprofit world often fails to live up to its own ideals.
Ni Hsieh reflects on her journey from over a decade in the...
2025-07-311h 20
The Social Regeneration PodcastRegenerating our Burn-On Work Culture | 020[⚠️ This Episode is in GERMAN language 🇩🇪
➡️ For the ENGLISH subtitles, please go to our YouTube video. 👁️🗨️
And let us know if this works for you, or not 🙏]
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How to build back your resilience buffer through boredom & nature
In this special first-ever German-language episode, I speak with Luisa Wolf, a resilience trainer, speaker, and certified trainer for mental health, about the impact of chronic stress in our lives and workplaces.
We explore Luisa’s unconventional journey from the high-pressure world of film and stunt coordination to becoming a leader in nature-based stress r...
2025-07-241h 35
The Social Regeneration PodcastBridging Divides: Can Belonging fix what Business broke? | 019Reconnecting human hearts inside broken systems & new perspectives on manhood
In this episode, I reconnect with Artem Beckmann, a culture consultant, men’s coach and community builder. We once crossed paths in the corporate world and have now come together again to question how we can create spaces of belonging and trust.
Artem opens up about his early drive to connect people, rooted in childhood moments of bridging divides even in schoolyards. This curiosity led him to navigate the
tension between business development and human-centred transformation.
Artem reflects on his migrant background an...
2025-07-171h 07
The Social Regeneration Podcast4-Month Check-in: Celebrate & iterate | 018About the work that I do - currently
Do you ever take the time to reflect, celebrate, and iterate in your projects?
It is the 4-month anniversary of this Podcast! 🎊
And I would love to hear your feedback and resonance!
Tell us about your favourite Episode so far and which perspectives we should explore next.
👉 Here is a 5-minute survey.
Also, welcome to all new listeners! 💕
In this Episode, I share a little bit more about the work that I am doing. If you want to read up on som...
2025-07-0522 min
The Social Regeneration PodcastThe Fungi Connection: weaving networks, regenerating systems | 017How cross-sector connectors like Marc act as story-amplifiers for quiet pioneers
In this episode, I speak with Marc Violo, founder of MycoStories and a true connector across sectors. From high-tech startups in Asia to fungal research in the Amazon, Marc’s journey has been anything but linear—and all the more inspiring. He shares how fungi became his unlikely but powerful focus, not just as a biological marvel but as a metaphor for the way we need to work: through networks, relationships, and silent communication. We discuss the vast potential of fungi to heal landfills, disrupt toxic indu...
2025-06-2653 min
The Social Regeneration PodcastEntrepreneurship is not the Goal — it's the Vehicle! | 016About the “Not-Enough Trap" and common struggles impactpreneurs face in different phases
Listen in on this conversation between my dear colleague Nihal and I where together we explore what it really means to build a meaningful and impactful business from scratch.
We’ve worked together before on a programme for young eco-entrepreneurs, and I know firsthand how deeply he cares about impact and how experienced as Venture Coach and Entrepreneur himself he is.
I asked him: What keeps you going when everything falls apart? And how do you start when you don't know wher...
2025-06-181h 06
The Social Regeneration PodcastEscaping the Game: The Inner Critic is not the Boss | 015An ex-game animator shares his healing journey from survival-mode to soulful service through self-leadership
In this week's Episode, Robin Tamura shares his personal journey how he went from being a game design animator stuck in survival mode to a self-leadership coach using Internal Family Systems (IFS) and mindfulness practices to help others find healing through presence.
We talked about burnout, hyperthyroidism, and deep existential questioning - and how those moments led Robin to drop the masks, explore therapy, spiritual inquiry and shift into a purpose-led life. Robin shares powerful insights on why many...
2025-06-121h 04
The Social Regeneration Podcast"Experts by Experience" - insights into a Social Cooperative | 014Why the Human Rights sector needs to rethink itself from the Ground up
In this Episode, Rebecka Ambjörnsson - @karuna.family - , Managing Director of the social cooperative Karuna in Berlin, gives us insights into why traditional human rights organisations often reproduce the very inequalities they aim to fix.
Drawing from her own disillusionment with top-down aid structures, Rebecka shared how Karuna flips the script by working directly with people who have lived experience of marginalisation.
We talked about how social innovation can flourish when you put a local politician, a...
2025-06-0555 min
The Social Regeneration PodcastThe (In)visible Tensions of Change: What We're Learning from This Decade's Major Shifts | 013About mines, memes, mindsets, and multilateralism
In this electrifying and deeply reflective conversation, we dive into the complex interplay between sustainability, geopolitics, and narratives. I speak with Maximiliano, whose unconventional path - from growing up in a mining region in Chile to shaping UN development programs - offers a rare perspective on global transformation.
We discuss why sustainability doesn't happen in a vacuum, how power struggles and security fears distort our collective action, and why memes might be as important as policy papers.
We unpack the hidden tensions in supply chains...
2025-05-2958 min
The Social Regeneration PodcastFrom Performance Reviews to Purpose - Breaking the Corporate Spell | 012How a former industrial engineer found freedom in sustainability work
In this episode, I speak with my friend and colleague Kurt Klusch about his radical transformation from industrial engineer to sustainability consultant. We both share a passion for systems thinking and the FSSD framework, which we actively use in our work with organisations. Kurt opens up about the pivotal moments that led him to quit a high-paying corporate job with an american company and embark on a painful, yet liberating three-year inner journey towards alignment with his inner compass. He shares how coaching, self-reflection, and...
2025-05-2257 min
The Social Regeneration PodcastAbout Your Inner Capitalist & Self-Leadership | 011Why escaping to a Sabbatical will not heal your Burnout
In this episode, I sit down with my friend and fellow regenerator Judit Saez. We dive into the challenges of redefining work and success beyond the capitalist grind. Judit shares her own story of burnout and how it became a turning point for her personal transformation. We talk about the importance of community, the trap of perfectionism - even in purpose-driven work - and why quick fixes won’t heal a deep-rooted crisis. Judit brings powerful insights from her work as a systemic coach and mentor. We re...
2025-05-151h 00
The Social Regeneration PodcastRegeneration begins Within | 010Conflict, leadership, and why Inner Work is crucial for Outer Impact
In this episode, I sit down with a pioneer in regenerative leadership and business. We talk about transforming organisations
internally by supporting leaders on their personal journeys. Our conversation touches on conflict, leadership, and why inner work is
crucial for outer impact. We highlight how regenerative practices not only change businesses but also improve relationships at
home and in society. With stories from the field and personal reflections, we offer a powerful case for integrating emotional
intelligence, cultural awareness, and strategic thinking...
2025-05-081h 03
The Social Regeneration PodcastResponsible Rule Breaking - at Work! - with Alex Barker | 009How to be a constructive Rebel, tell Stories & drive Change from within organisation
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In this episode, I speak with Alex Barker about the art of driving change from within organisations. We reflect on our shared experience as "kind challengers" and what it means to challenge power structures with empathy. Alex shares insights from her work in both the public and private sectors, highlighting how to be an activist in the workplace. We talk about the importance of storytelling and language in shifting mindsets and creating lasting change.
We share personal experiences how...
2025-05-011h 25
The Social Regeneration PodcastUnpacking Energy Transition, Social Justice, and Economic Systems with Linus Beer | 008How true impact requires shifting resources, responsibilities and power structures - not just technology
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In this episode, I sit down with my dear friend Linus Beer, whose commitment to environmental and social justice has deeply inspired me since our shared volunteer year in Ecuador.
We reflect on our early learning journeys, from waste collection with rural communities to eye-opening encounters with extractive industries in the Amazon. Linus shares how these experiences led him to study economics and work at the forefront of energy research in Germany and the US. We e...
2025-04-2455 min
The Social Regeneration PodcastUnpacking Energy Transition, Social Justice, and Economic Systems with Linus Beer | 008How true impact requires shifting resources, responsibilities and power structures - not just technology
In this episode, I sit down with my dear friend Linus Beer, whose commitment to environmental and social justice has deeply inspired me since our shared volunteer year in Ecuador.
We reflect on our early learning journeys, from waste collection with rural communities to eye-opening encounters with extractive industries in the Amazon. Linus shares how these experiences led him to study economics and work at the forefront of energy research in Germany and the US. We explore why understanding energy markets...
2025-04-1855 min
The Social Regeneration PodcastReviewing the Narratives of Identity & Nurturing Belonging | 007Co-creating inclusive Communities through Stories, Startups, and "Social Capital"
Today I welcome Sen Zahn, Co-Director of SINGA Germany, who shares about the transformative power of changing narratives about identity and belonging. We reflect on our shared roots in social innovation and how our paths, like satellites, keep intersecting.
Sen’s leadership deeply moved me at a recent SINGA event, where her intentional design, presence and authenticity left a lasting impression.
Together, we discuss how migration is often framed through the lens of deficiency - and how SINGA seeks to shif...
2025-04-1759 min
The Social Regeneration PodcastGrief as a Natural Response to Change: The importance of pausing to honor what came before | 006Why social innovation begins with rethinking loss and letting go
In this deep and humbling episode of the Social Regeneration Podcast, I welcome innovation expert and grief counselor Fenja Jensen. Together, we explore the powerful intersection between creating "the New" and letting go of "the Old".
Every change process inevitably involves some form of loss. From corporate restructures to personal life transitions, pausing to acknowledge what we leave behind is crucial for transformational processes. Fenja shares insights from her design thinking background and her current work supporting people through irreversible loss. The conversation touches on...
2025-04-101h 19
The Social Regeneration PodcastFrom Neighbours to Change Agents: Reclaiming Urban Spaces & Social Justice | 005Transformational empowerment through community organizing
Knock, Talk, Organise: Inside the Work of a Tenants’ Movement
In this episode, we speak with Tanja Rakočević, a tenants’ organiser and climate justice activist based in Berlin. Tanja shares her inspiring journey from activist to full-time community organiser, shedding light on what it means to create change from the ground up. She talks about the challenges and joys of building tenant initiatives, how door-to-door conversations can spark collective empowerment, and why social infrastructure is as vital as physical infrastructure in today’s urban life.
We discuss the importance of knowledge-sharing, communit...
2025-04-031h 16
The Social Regeneration PodcastFrom Cities to Countryside: Why Redesigning Rural Spaces could hold the Key to Healthier Living | 004Liandra Vianna's Journey towards Sustainable Rural Development & Tourism
In this episode, I speak with one of my former Mentees, Liandra Vianna, about her unique, non-linear career journey - from architecture, operations, and UX design to rural development and sustainable tourism.
Born in Rio de Janeiro and now living in Lisbon, Liandra opens up about how city life sparked her passion to address the mental and social toll of urbanization. She highlights the loneliness epidemic in crowded cities and the hidden costs of being disconnected from community - in comparison to smaller vi...
2025-03-271h 11
The Social Regeneration PodcastCan Money be Regenerative? Rethinking Finance for a Better Future | 003Exploring alternative economies and the role of money in a regenerative world
In this episode, we explore the transformative potential of finance with guests Sophie and Stephen, two experts in sustainable finance and regenerative economies.
They share their personal journeys - from studying sustainability to leading global initiatives in impact investing and financial education. We dive into the big question: Can money be a force for good?
Sophie and Stephen discuss the barriers, challenges, and opportunities in shifting mindsets and practices toward finances, emphasizing the need for value-driven decision-making.
T...
2025-03-201h 10
The Social Regeneration PodcastWeaving Social Fabric with Lauren Uba | 002Incubating inner and outer transformation through slowing down, presence, and connection
My dear friend and colleague Lauren Uba is one the first guests in this podcast show as she is currently exploring deeply how to weave social fabric.
Lauren is a community builder, urbanist, facilitator, and socio-ecological systems transformation activist. Her goal is to make inner and outer transformation visible, tangible, and accessible. Lauren gives speeches, delivers workshops, initiates and supports climate and social change initiatives, and contributes whatever she can in honor of a more liveable, loving, and connected world.
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2025-03-131h 07
The Social Regeneration PodcastDesigning Systemic Change | The path of a regenerative practitioner with Ashley Scarborough | 001Navigating the delicate balance between radical innovation and stability
In this episode, we sit down with Ashley Scarborough, a designer-turned-system-thinker, to explore her journey from interior architecture to the world of regenerative practices and systems change. Ashley shares how she transitioned from the corporate design world into tackling wicked problems - complex global challenges that cannot be solved with single solutions. We discuss the limitations of circular economy models, the realities of working in the regenerative field, and the delicate balance between radical innovation and financial stability. Ashley also reflects on defining her role in a field...
2025-03-061h 07The Social Regeneration PodcastFrom the old to the new | Understanding Paradigm shifts and system changeWhy system change is more than just a buzzword and how we can actively shape it
In this episode, we deeply dive into paradigm shifts and systems thinking. What does it mean to challenge an existing system and bring about fundamental change?
We explore how old paradigms evolve, why some persist, and how new ways of thinking emerge. Using practical examples such as the Two-Loop Theory, we provide tools to help you actively shape transformation.
Learn to identify patterns in existing structures, define your role as a change agent, an...
2025-03-0536 minThe Social Regeneration PodcastBetween Impact & Reality | Sustainability as a Career and CallingPersonal insights into challenges, opportunities, and developments in the sustainability working field
In this episode of the Social Regeneration Podcast, host Pia Hillebrecht shares her personal and professional journey in sustainability. She reflects on her university years, the challenges of working in the field, and how the sustainability sector has evolved over the past decade.
Pia discusses how her role has shifted from sustainability analyst to process facilitator and why she now focuses on social transformation. It’s not just about sustainable business models but also about fostering the mindset that enables real change. She sha...
2025-03-0427 minThe Social Regeneration PodcastAbout Purpose: A journey into Sustainability & Why this Podcast existsA story about unlearning, awakening, and quitting
In this episode, I introduce myself as your host and share my journey of becoming a sustainability professional - and some of the reasons why this Podcast exists.
Before I start inviting guests, I want to create an intimate and brave space by "going first"—sharing my journey, my WHY, and how an eye-opening experience in Ecuador set me on the path to sustainability, leadership, and social transformation. I talk about the challenges of unlearning, deconstructing old perspectives, quitting,g and finding "my crowd" and path....
2025-03-0333 minThe Social Regeneration PodcastWhy Social Regeneration?: Isn't sustainability "enough"?What does social regeneration mean, and why is it important? In this episode, your host Pia Hillebrecht explores the evolution of sustainability thinking and the need for restorative and regenerative approaches in social systems.
While environmental and economic regeneration are gaining traction, social regeneration is still underexplored. Pia shares insights from her background in sustainability sciences and leadership, discussing the shift from sustainability to regeneration, the need for deeper systemic change, and the role of language in shaping our understanding of these concepts.
If you've ever wondered whether sustainability is enough, this episode is for...
2025-03-0224 minThe Social Regeneration PodcastWhy another Impact Podcast? Creating space for System Change & Deep InquiryExploring the power of deep conversations, inviting diverse perspectives, and real stories to inspire action in times of uncertainty
Welcome to the very first episode of this podcast! 🤗🎉
After two years of contemplating whether the world really needs another podcast, I’ve decided: YES! There is still a lack of public examples of “normal people” doing extraordinary work in sustainability, social transformation, and system change.
This space invites generative dialogue amongst impact-driven professionals, aiming for conversations that spark action, hope, and courage.
Many aspiring changemakers feel disconnected from like-minded people, and this podcast...
2025-03-0109 minThe Social Regeneration PodcastWelcome to the Social Regeneration Podcast!Conversations between Change Agents on climate justice, social entrepreneurship, and collective well-being
Welcome to the Social Regeneration Podcast!
My name is Pia Hillebrecht and I will be your host while we explore together with fellow Change Agents how we can ensure a thriving future for all living beings on this planet.
This Podcast talks about Climate Justice, Social Entrepreneurship, Regenerative Business Models, and the skills and mindsets we need to foster as Change Agents to bring a new paradigm into the world.
Listen to personal sto...
2025-02-2802 min
3 Pfund Gehacktes und ne KnackwurstDafür hat's gereicht...Heute gibt es gleich eine doppelte Premiere! Zum ersten Mal sitzen wir Dank gelockerter Corona-Regeln zu viert an einem Tisch, und zum ersten Mal haben wir mit Pia Hillebrecht und Alena Niebuhr zwei Damen zu Gast! Die Frauenquote in unserem Podcast liegt damit nur noch knapp unter der Siegquote des SV Werder in der vergangenen Saison 😁 Unsere beiden Gäste spielen bei der SG Wulften/Lindau/Hattorf Fußball, entsprechend steht auch jede Menge Fußball auf der Tagesordnung. Wer zum Beispiel schafft es in die TOP11 der eigenen Mitspieler? Bei manchen kann man sagen: Dafür hat's gereicht 🤭😅 Natürlich gibt es...
2021-06-261h 10