This is episode 2 of our mini-series with Nate Hagens, where he and Berry explore the role of energy in our lives and in our economies, and how our short-term thinking around energy in the past two centuries in particular is bringing and will continue to bring huge implications.

They wrestle with our collective behaviours and thinking, and unpack some of the adaptive solutions and opportunities available for us to work with the circumstances we are in.

You can dive deeper into the work of Nate Hagens through his podcast and programs, “The Great Simplification".

You can also explore more in our work over at smallgiants.com.au

Where Are We Headed? with Nate Hagens #2: Energy

This week’s conversation is between Berry and Canadian culture activist Stephen Jenkinson. His work is really hard to classify. 

You may have read his conversation with Pierz Newton-John in issue 54 of Dumbo Feather magazine. 

Stephen has worked extensively with people who are dying, and their families. He’s worked in medical care, agriculture, and he’s also a canoe builder and sculptor. 

Stephen’s the author of Come of Age and Die Wise. He travels the world performing the Nights of Grief and Mystery Tour, coming to Australia in late 2023.

Unlocking Enough #3 with Stephen Jenkinson

Legendary Hollywood screenwriting teacher Joan Scheckel shares her insights about the true value of meaningful storytelling. Joan has refined a creative process called The Technique – a deep storytelling discipline so deep and profound, you dare not do it if you're not 100 per cent committed to your craft.

Joan has worked on hundreds of films: from Little Miss Sunshine to Whale Rider to Transparent. Talking with Joan, we are in the presence of a true master.

Joan Scheckel Works With Feeling

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