Shows
Uncommon CourageThe Sh*t Show: discussing loneliness + end of year wrap upSend us a textIt’s our last show for the year and we are looking forward to a break after an intense year of news! Why not do yourself a favour and join us, because we are going to tackle the issue of loneliness in our societies and its impact, as we welcome one of the world’s leading experts on the topic. With the festive season coming up, loneliness is an issue that impacts one in six people, so we’re going to dig into the science including the numbers and impact, why social cohesion is so...
2025-12-122h 47
Uncommon CourageThe Sh*t Show: update from the UK national emergency briefingSend us a textOn 27th November, ten of the UK’s leading experts briefed an invite-only audience of 1,250+ politicians and leaders from business, culture, faith, sport and the media about the implications of the planetary crisis on health, food, national security and the economy. Organizers said the climate and nature crisis is a multi-pronged emergency that will impact all aspects of British life, from national security to food security. Speakers presented the latest evidence, clarifying what is at stake, and outlined actionable solutions. Our guest was in attendance, reporting on the event, and she is going to...
2025-12-052h 36
Uncommon CourageThe Sh*t Show: money, money, moneySend us a textWe are guest-free this week, which provides an opportunity to dig deeper into some of the topics we’ve been covering this season, and the biggest focus is on money… well, the economy more broadly. We always discuss the economy in relation to what’s happening in the news, going as deep as we can, because we know it’s the wider implications of what’s going on that really matter when it comes to the economy – debt, climate impacts, and more. It’s a conversation requiring nuance, something we seem allergic to these days.
2025-11-292h 16
Uncommon CourageThe Sh*t Show: tech industry - looking back, looking forwardSend us a textThe tech broligarchy is getting a lot of attention, as is AI and the potential of a massive bubble. Tech industry insiders are calling BS on the promises executives are saying AI will deliver, while the financial market responds to every word its leaders utter. So, what is it? Is the promise real? Is it a hype cycle on steroids? We are going to dig into this, with an industry veteran who has seen it ALL across a career spanning more than three decades. We’ll also discuss job losses and where we we...
2025-11-232h 32
Uncommon CourageThe Sh*t Show: navigating uncertainty with courageSend us a textWe are in a time of great uncertainty. Multiple crises are getting our attention – from geopolitics to war to the climate emergency to mental health and more – so how do we develop the inner resilience to cope? How do we reinvent ourselves when the world around us feels so unstable? And what holds us back from speaking our truth authentically and powerfully? We are going to discuss this and a whole lot more, through the lens of a forthcoming book - The Red Silk Dress - with its central message of courage and adap...
2025-11-142h 31
Uncommon CourageThe Sh*t Show: beyond the gates, community engagement in educationSend us a textEducation is a force for good that lifts societies out of poverty, yet education systems are failing around the world, especially in wealthy, democratic countries. One area showing real impact - not just on students, but on the communities schools serve - is effective community engagement programs. These programs succeed not only because of what students are doing - charity, social justice, service, or community engagement - but when they inspire students to become lifelong champions of social justice and community engagement. What does a successful model look like? How does it work...
2025-11-072h 33
Uncommon CourageThe Sh*t Show: the accidental humanitarianSend us a textHow’s this? You agree with a friend to hike the trails of Northern Iraq, where the Kurdish communities live, and the next thing you know, you’re helping run refugee camps in war torn countries. How does that happen? What was the experience like? Was there hope in the camps, or despair? And today, with the world drawing back on foreign aid, what does it mean for people who continue to need this help today? These are just some of the questions we’ll cover with our very special guest. Of cour...
2025-10-312h 40
Uncommon CourageThe Sh*t Show: sustainable tourism + community buildingSend us a textWe have two guests and two topics this week, starting with sustainable tourism from a Pakistan perspective, and then we are going to dig into the importance of community building as we face the years ahead. Community is critical and it can be something you focus on in your local neighbourhood, or perhaps you prefer to be part of a global digital community? Whatever it is, it can be an anchor for the challenges we face in the years and decades ahead. We will also be digging into the main news, d...
2025-10-242h 18
Uncommon CourageThe Sh*t Show: would you leave home for 11 years to save the planet?Send us a textWould you give up your work and daily connection with loved ones to raise awareness for the health of our planet? Our very special guest has done just that, living and travelling in a solar-powered bus since November 2020, embarking on an 11-year Energy Swaraj Yatra, journeying across India until 2030. He has pledged not to return home during this entire period, devoting every single day to the cause of climate correction. The Yatra is inspired by Mahatma Gandhi’s principles, and it is both a living laboratory and a mass outreach platform. Now in it...
2025-10-172h 35
Uncommon CourageThe Sh*t Show: a millennial view of the polycrisisSend us a text What is the polycrisis or meta crisis? It’s the simultaneous occurrence of several catastrophic events all happening at the same time, and well, you don’t have to look far to know that this is the time we are living in. The implications of the polycrisis are often overwhelming when it comes to understanding what comes next, but there’s a necessary longer-term view to consider, so it’s time to get a millennial perspective. We’ll be looking through the lens of the world this generation inherited, what they have witnessed, including i...
2025-10-032h 19
Uncommon CourageThe Sh*t Show: it’s time to be voices for the childrenSend us a textDo you ever think about the inheritance we are leaving our children and grandchildren? Not monetary, but qualities like clean air, access to clean water, healthy food and a safe and nurturing environment to live in. OR are we on the path to guaranteeing them the opposite, where it will be hard to breath, too hot to go outdoors, food insecurity and famine will be rampant, water shortages a common experience, and we could go on. None of us want that, but the decisions we make today, and the actions we take right...
2025-09-262h 29
Uncommon CourageThe Sh*t Show: tackling the elephant in the roomSend us a textWhen it comes to anything to do with sustainability, it’s often the elephant in every room, but for our special guest, organic waste was the biggest elephant that needed tackling where he is living - Bali, Indonesia. Most people are aware Bali has a waste problem (viral videos are everywhere), but most of the focus is on non-organic waste, like plastics. Would you be surprised to learn that organic waste is 72% of the waste flow in Bali? Think of all the methane and leachates being released from that.Of course, in...
2025-09-192h 28
Uncommon CourageThe Sh*t Show: is AI coming for your job?Send us a textIs AI a risk to you? Has it already impacted you? Or are you hoping it will just go away? One thing is certain, AI is here to stay and what it means to all of us is something we need to get our heads around, so we can prepare. Whether you’re a university graduate looking for a shrinking number of jobs, or a senior leader, AI is going to change your work, one way or another. So, what does that look like?Of course, we’re not just going to c...
2025-09-122h 24
Uncommon CourageThe Sh*t Show: we are back to it and the sh*t show continuesSend us a textAfter a much-needed long break, The Sh*t Show is back, and while we have an amazing line-up of guests to discuss all angles of the polycrisis between now and the end of the year, this show is just the four of us, making sense of everything that’s been going on these last couple of months. It’s been something hasn’t it?Where do we even start? The US moving towards an authoritarian state might be a good place, and at least we know Trump is still alive now. Or sho...
2025-09-052h 33
From Corporate Into Calling: Career Change, Burnout, Meaningful Work, Find Your Purpose43. Sitting With Waiting to Respond (My First Experience with Human Design)This week, I’m sitting with the concept of waiting to respond — a strategy from Human Design that has challenged and changed me in unexpected ways.I share the story of how I went from skeptical outsider to reluctant-but-curious explorer after a reading with a trusted friend cracked something wide open in me. This idea — that I’m not meant to initiate, but to respond — brought up a lot of resistance at first. But the more I sat with it, the more it began to feel like a much-needed invitation: to stop pushing, to stop striving, and to beg...
2025-07-3019 min
Uncommon CourageThe Sh*t Show: can we have pro-human policies, technologies and society?Send us a textIt’s our last show of the season (we’ll return first Friday in September) so don’t miss out, because we are going to cover a VERY important topic - what it means to be pro-human in a world accelerating towards machine dominance across all aspects of our lives. The leaders of the tech world (aka the tech bros) are saying things like AI will change the world more than anything in the history of mankind, while also acknowledging they don’t know what it means for the future of their own children...
2025-07-142h 18
Uncommon CourageThe Sh*t Show: how can we engineer robust food systems?Send us a textThere’s a lot going on in the news as always, but at least it didn’t feel like World War III was going to start this week! But a lot still happened, with Thailand's constitutional court suspending Prime Minister Shinawatra, Trumps ‘big beautiful’ bill passing its next stage (but what does it really mean for the global economy?), and the extreme ‘heat dome’ which was sitting over North America moving over Europe, with heat deaths reported, and European countries recording the hottest June temperatures on record.Meanwhile Downunder, people living along the NS...
2025-07-042h 25
Uncommon CourageThe Sh*t Show: the only thing obliterated is the truth + food securitySend us a textIt’s been an extraordinary week in the news. The bombing of Iran’s nuclear sites left the world holding its breath – what comes next? Because SOMETHING will come next. Then a ceasefire was called, or was it, and that’s the end of it – bombing for peace really does work apparently. Regardless, we’ve never had a US President like Trump, so who knows what’s going to happen, but the world is certainly heating up, in more ways than one. However, before we get stuck into the news, we are going to ta...
2025-06-272h 14
Uncommon CourageThe Sh*t Show: the spin room is at full throttleSend us a textWe had a deep and meaningful discussion last week with Michael Haupt which left us all very reflective, but we didn’t have time to discuss the main news and the escalation continues, with spin rooms operating at full throttle. Immediately after our last show, the #NoKings protests in America overtook our newsfeeds, while the ‘big birthday bash’ was shocking in so many ways. Do we even remember that now?Because since then, a much wider war with Iran is playing out before our eyes, and we still don’t know what the...
2025-06-202h 16
Uncommon CourageThe Sh*t Show: control or collaboration, extraction or regenerationSend us a textWe have an exciting show lined up, where we will go big picture on how we can cut through information overload, understand the "Great Convergence", identify the "350-year empire cycle" currently playing out, connect the dots between seemingly unrelated global events, identify the "hubris syndrome" in real-time, decode AI-driven influence campaigns that shape public opinion and distract from deeper systemic shifts, understand how to develop "future-ready" decision-making skills, and understand a global currency reset and what it means for your privacy, wealth, and economic future. A BIG topic, but that is t...
2025-06-132h 22
Uncommon CourageThe Sh*t Show: let’s get this party startedSend us a textIt’s time to get The Sh*t Show on the road, with a goal to untangle the polycrisis and make sense of the complexity. We’ll look at the polycrisis from all angles, including the vast issues under the umbrella of the planetary crisis, geopolitics and war, technology risks, societal collapse, mis- and disinformation, propaganda, lack of trust in institutions, economic risks, inequality and poverty, equality, all the way through to the global mental health crisis – just as a taster. This show joins forces between The Know Show and Climate Courage, and while...
2025-06-062h 26
Uncommon CourageClimate Courage: getting past powerlessnessSend us a textWhen we speak to people about the planetary crisis, the most common response is a feeling of powerlessness. Many tell us they don’t know what to do or where to start, which often means not doing anything at all, and this just adds to the feeling of powerlessness. This is a growing challenge across the world, as more and more people become aware of the crisis we are in - from Taree in Australia facing catastrophic flooding, to millions suffering unliveable heat in India, Pakistan and Iran, to extreme heat events in Ic...
2025-05-232h 04
Uncommon CourageClimate Courage: the outback floods a month laterSend us a textIt was more than a month ago when outback Australia was swamped by floods, experiencing a years’ worth of rain in a week, which not only devastated lives and livelihoods, it devastated livestock as well. The floods were bigger than the size of Texas and to this day, locals are still waiting for the water to drain away completely. What were the final numbers of livestock lost? What was the impact and cost? How are local people feeling about this event and the future?We’ll get to the bottom of that...
2025-05-092h 10
Uncommon CourageClimate Courage: the Pope was a climate activistSend us a textThis week the world has come together to mourn the death of Pope Francis, who died on Easter Monday, age 88. As speculation mounts about who will replace him, and whether they will be a reformer or traditionalist, we want to reflect on Pope France’s contribution to the climate movement and the change he drove around the world, not just across the 1.4 billion Catholics he led, but beyond to other religions and cultures too. Pope Francis was an unapologetic environmental advocate, and he used his papacy to raise awareness about the cri...
2025-04-252h 02
Uncommon CourageClimate Courage: is it time for climate populism?Send us a textIn February, Caroline Lucas and Rupert Read wrote an article in The New Statesman titled: It’s time for climate populism. They suggest that as politics turns against net zero, we need to mobilise a genuine mass movement against ecological catastrophe. It’s an adaptation message and concludes with: a depolarising wave of action that mobilises communities’ instinctive protective instincts could really be… popular. And that is climate popularism.In response, Joseph Gelfer wrote: Climate Populism is Coming, But Not The Way Progressives Think. He argues that progressives may be right that cli...
2025-03-291h 54
Uncommon CourageClimate Courage: the role of marketing in a sustainable futureSend us a textDoes the marketing profession have an outsized impact on the environmental crisis? And if so, how can marketing change track to play a greater role in building a sustainable future? That’s our focus this week, and we’re going to start with the problem with marketing, going back through history to its present day. We’ll look at its role, the harm it does, and the challenges we face in turning the marketing ship around. We will look at marketing’s role in behaviour change and consumption habits, greenwashing, and it’s even...
2025-03-141h 55
Uncommon CourageClimate Courage: the great wealth transferSend us a textWe’ve had to reschedule our marketing show due to a clash for our guest, so we are going to delve deeper into the economic conversation, this time focusing on the fact that the greatest transfer of wealth in history is about to happen. What, we hear you say? The richest group in human history are the Boomers, and as they start to head over the rainbow bridge, $60-80 trillion of their wealth will be transferred to the next generations – Gen X, Millennials, Gen Z and the new Alphas.This is the...
2025-02-281h 58
Uncommon CourageClimate Courage: is Trump irrelevant?Send us a textClimate Courage is back for 2025 and it’s just the three of us this week, as we have a lot to catch up on since our last show. To get off to a hot start, we’ll discuss Donald Trump and team, asking the very simple question: is Trump even relevant in the fight for our future? We’ll aim to pull apart the potential impact the next four years could have on global climate action, and we’ll dig into the numbers too. Considering the state of our planet and the threats made so...
2025-02-141h 51From Corporate Into Calling: Career Change, Burnout, Meaningful Work, Find Your Purpose19: How To Handle A Regenerative Crisis Of Confidence (According To My 4 Year Old Son!)What happens when self-doubt creeps into your regenerative career journey? In this episode, I share a personal story of finding unexpected wisdom from the backseat of my car, thanks to my 4-year-old son’s impromptu song. Together, we’ll unpack the six reasons crises of confidence often arise in regenerative work, from letting go of old tools that no longer serve us to navigating the weight of systemic change and eco-anxiety.You'll discover practical strategies for overcoming these moments of uncertainty, including how to reconnect with your "why," embrace a beginner's mindset, and find solace in comm...
2024-12-1824 min
Uncommon CourageClimate Courage: the economics of climateSend us a textCop29 has been deemed a failure as it only promised $300 billion to developing countries by the mid-30s. What’s even more challenging about this number is the percentage offered as loans, because countries already struggling with debt burdens taking on more debt to deal with a crisis not of their own making is amoral, not to forget, it’s not charity. Ensuring the developing world gets the funds required to transition to clean energy is a critical need for the world. Another vital pillar is financing for adaptation, because if we don’t, we...
2024-12-062h 15
Uncommon CourageClimate Courage: the politics of climateSend us a textThis year, 1.5 billion people have gone to or are going to the polls, with more than 50 countries holding significant elections in 2024. Considering 2023 was the hottest year on record, and 2024 looks like it will smash that record, not to mention extreme weather events escalating across the globe, we’re going to vote for leaders who are climate aware at least, yes?Well no. Not only do we have a climate denier back in the White House, but Green Parties across the world have had terrible results in many of these elections, while ri...
2024-11-221h 50From Corporate Into Calling: Career Change, Burnout, Meaningful Work, Find Your Purpose15: Rethinking What it Means to Thrive Through Truly Sustainable Careers (Interview with David Ko & Richard Busellato)What can following the money teach us about purposeful work?If your brain is already trying to wrap itself around that question, get ready to be challenged, confused and uplifted by this conversation! Today's I'm joined by David Ko and Richard Busellato, former hedge fund managers who've taken a bold step into the world of emergent economics. Their journey from the heart of the extractive system to champions of a new economic paradigm offers invaluable insights for those seeking purposeful work in a changing world.Throughout...
2024-11-201h 15
Uncommon CourageClimate Courage: the air we breatheSend us a textNew Delhi had an air pollution watch leading up to this year’s Diwali celebrations, with its air quality remaining ‘very poor’ for the 7th consecutive day. Meanwhile, across the border, the Pakistani city of Lahore had to close all primary schools for a week, with the air quality index (which measures a range of pollutants) exceeding 1,000 on Saturday. This is WELL above the benchmark of 300, which is considered "dangerous" by the World Health Organization.Right across Southeast Asia, a health crisis is unfolding due to coal-fired power plants releasing fine partic...
2024-11-081h 34
Uncommon CourageClimate Courage: getting our cities climate readySend us a textIs your city climate ready? Is your government or council taking the appropriate action to adapt for the climate that is coming? As we watch the disasters unfold around the world, we know that far too many governing bodies are on the back foot when it comes to adaptation, and in poorer countries, it is even more challenging to prepare as the funding just isn’t there. When it comes to preparing our cities, what should our leaders be doing today to ensure we are ready for the climate we have com...
2024-10-251h 38
Uncommon CourageClimate Courage: resilience and humour in the age of the polycrisisSend us a textAs the world starts to comprehend the impacts of the polycrisis – which is the simultaneous occurrence of several catastrophic events all happening at the same time – we must get focused on building our resilience “muscles,” while also understanding we need to be there for each other, because it is our local communities who will step up when the going gets tough. As the floods, fires, droughts, famine, storms, sea level rise, and other disasters keep showing us, none of us are safe in the challenging years ahead, no matter where we live. Thi...
2024-09-271h 23
Uncommon CourageClimate Courage: getting to a state of acceptanceSend us a textBeing in a state of acceptance about the climate crisis is not an easy path to tread, but it is a necessary part of the journey – for the sake of our own mental health. No question it’s challenging as the news is increasingly grim – from the loss of the Great Barrier Reef to sharks leaving their coral homes which impacts wider ecosystem health in our oceans, to the amount of CO2 spewing into our atmosphere from the mega fires that are wreaking havoc across the world. We have extreme floods, extreme heat, extrem...
2024-09-131h 38
Uncommon CourageClimate Courage: the role of religion and spiritualitySend us a textThe role of religion and spiritual organisations in tackling the climate emergency is a huge opportunity for collective action, and we are seeing leaders of many religious institutions – including the Pope, and the Imams – speaking to their followers on the critical transformation required to live in balance with nature. But is the message landing? And are we understanding our role in this, as individuals and as members of the human collective, regardless of our faith?We have a power packed show, that will go wide and deep, where we will tackle the...
2024-06-212h 10
Uncommon CourageClimate Courage: reporting from the front lines in AsiaSend us a textMay 3rd was World Press Freedom Day and a UN report released stated 44 environmental journalists have been murdered in last 15 years. This means to report on the state of the environment has become a perilous profession, with the highest number of killings in Asia Pacific (30 cases), while Latin America and the Caribbean reported 11.The UN report surveyed 905 journalists from 129 countries, and more than 70 per cent had been attacked, threatened or pressured, with attacks on environmental reporters and news outlets up 42% in the past five years. This puts us all i...
2024-06-071h 40
Uncommon CourageClimate Courage: why we speak up!Send us a textWelcome back to Climate Courage, and I’m absolutely delighted to share that Dr. David Ko and Richard Busellato will be joining as co-hosts, as we build on the core focus of the show – to discuss the issues across the full spectrum of the polycrisis, while keeping it in everyday language, so we can all better understand the challenges and what we can do about it. This is our first show together as co-hosts, and we are going to discuss why we speak up (and the answers might surprise you), then we’ll...
2024-05-271h 56
Uncommon CourageClimate Courage: Cop28, plus end of year wrap-upSend us a textThe negotiations have been taking place in Dubai, and breaking news suggests an agreement to move away from fossil fuels has been agreed, however, the words phase-out is not in the final text. What this means is the recognition of the need for deep, rapid and sustained reductions has been agreed, which is a milestone for a Cop, because no previous event has seen agreement on the need to move away from oil, gas and coal.Are we on the right path now? We wait and see. In the meantime, alongside...
2023-12-151h 39
Uncommon Courage#Its4U - The antidote to Cop28 with Dr. David Ko and Richard BusellatoSend us a textWelcome to 12 days of Cop, where I’ll be interviewing inspiring people who are reminding us where to put our focus during these next two weeks. Kicking off with the brains and hearts behind #Its4U Dr. David Ko and Richard Busellato, we dig into what Its4U is all about, and encourage everyone to get involved! You can sign up to Its4U at bit.ly/signup2its4U Join the Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/1017721559112354 Use the hashtag #Its4U whe...
2023-12-0134 min
WELL INTEL: making wellbeing work for businessENCORE: Let's Ditch Fossil FuelsHere's a radical idea - what if oil, gas and coal were worthless? Or what if we all owned a piece of the pie? That's the idea being presented by Richard Busellato and Dr David Ko in their book 'The Unsustainable Truth' and their movement - Rethinking Choices.Click here for ReThink ChoicesClick here for more from Anni and Well Intelligence
2023-07-0703 min
Marknaden215. Hedgefondveteranen Richard BusellatoRichard Busellato har arbetat som förvaltare på hedgefonder i Stockholm, Bryssel och – framförallt – London.
Dagens avsnitt är en öppenhjärtig intervju om livet i finansbranschen, om hur han resonerat kring investeringar och risker och varför han gillar den hårda miljön i Londons hedgefondsvärld. Men det blir också scener från olika handlarbord och hur det var inne på Bank of America när finanskrisen briserade 2008.
Efter tre decennier i finansbranschen har Richard Busellato börjat intressera sig för hållbarhetsfrågor. Men han sågar många fondförvaltare och gängse ESG-resonemang...
2023-04-101h 28
Angry Planet Subscriber FeedWhat's a Planet Worth?As the planet slowly broils, we keep hoping that some technological revolution will save us. Not just carbon capture or seeding the oceans with iron to grow algae that will drink in all the carbon dioxide right out of the atmosphere, but solutions that we can power our homes with and drive around. But what if we’ve put all of our money on the wrong horse? David Ko and Richard Busellato former hedge fund managers, have a different solution, but can it really save the Earth?After you listen to the show, you can check out: ...
2023-03-0754 min
Angry PlanetWhat's a Planet Worth?As the planet slowly broils, we keep hoping that some technological revolution will save us. Not just carbon capture or seeding the oceans with iron to grow algae that will drink in all the carbon dioxide right out of the atmosphere, but solutions that we can power our homes with and drive around. But what if we’ve put all of our money on the wrong horse? David Ko and Richard Busellato former hedge fund managers, have a different solution, but can it really save the Earth?After you listen to the show, you can check out:...
2023-03-0654 min
Uncommon CourageClimate Courage: how do we prepare financially?Send us a textAre you having conversations at home about preparing your financial future in the face of extreme uncertainty? We certainly are and that’s why this week, my husband Steve Johnson, will be joining me to discuss how we can make the right decisions, not just for our future, but for our children’s future too. And we want to share that knowledge with you. However, Steve and I are not experts in this field and we’re really struggling to come to an agreement on what we should do next. That’s why we’...
2022-11-041h 29
Global PerspectivesSeason 1, Episode 6 - David Ko, Richard Busellato & Judd CaplainDavid Ko and Richard Busellato ditched their successful “desk jobs” to become advocates for greater sustainability in the finance world. In episode 6 of Global Perspectives, they chat to Halla Mohieddeen about the need for CEOs to deal with the immediate financial crisis that climate uncertainty is creating.
Halla also speaks to KPMG International's Global Head of Financial Services, Judd Caplain, about unease in the markets and what may lie ahead.
2022-08-0922 min
Global PerspectivesEpisode 6 - David Ko, Richard Busellato & Judd CaplainDavid Ko and Richard Busellato ditched their successful “desk jobs” to become advocates for greater sustainability in the finance world. In episode 6 of Global Perspectives, they chat to Halla Mohieddeen about the need for CEOs to deal with the immediate financial crisis that climate uncertainty is creating.
Halla also speaks to KPMG International's Global Head of Financial Services, Judd Caplain, about unease in the markets and what may lie ahead.
2022-08-0922 min
Uncommon CourageThe Know Show – theme - is this the answer for our fossil fuel challenge?Send us a textWelcome to The Know Show. Join Andrea T Edwards and Joe Augustin this week as we review the news that’s been capturing attention around the world. We’re also excited to welcome two very special guests, Dr David Ko and Richard Busellato, co-authors of The Unsustainable Truth: How investing for the future is destroying the planet and what to do about it. We’re also premiering their Transformational Ownership Proposal – you don’t want to miss this one!David and Richard have come up with a solution for the fossil fuel indus...
2022-05-062h 20
Uncommon CourageThe Unsu$tainable Truth – is this the answer for the fossil fuel industry?Send us a textI am absolutely delighted to bring you this podcast with Dr. David Ko and Richard Busellato, authors of The Unsu$tainable Truth – how investing for the future is destroying the planet and what we can do about it. This is an idea of hope. A possible answer to a very complex problem, but in order for it to become a reality, we need the right people hearing this message to work together with David and Richard to make it happen. Fossil fuels are still a necessity and will be for...
2022-01-1959 min