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

Episode 57 - Phoebe Tickell - Imagination Activist

Felipe Viveros is a British-Chilean writer, independent researcher, artist and strategist. His work focuses on the intersection of on-line organizing, digital storytelling, policy and systems change.
He has worked with governments and organisations globally, served as the chair of The Rules, and acted as the European representative of the GNH Centre Bhutan. Felipe is a fellow of Bertha Foundation, a member of the UN Harmony with Nature initiative and a commissioner for the Sacred Headwaters Initiative, always championing epistemic justice, social justice and indigenous people’s rights.

For full show notes and links please visit The Spaceship Earth website: 
https://www.thespaceship.earth/podcast/2022/3/29/episode-58-felipe-viveros-survival-of-the-beautiful
Play out track:
Nick Mulvey
In the Anthropocene ( Elder Brother Remix)

Episode 58 - Felipe Viveros - Survival of the Beautiful

This Earth Sessions mix is dedicated to Mother Earth, our one and only home planet.
It’s for dancing and moving through overwhelming times.
It’s for the love of all that I know and experience of this Earth.
And to honour the vast unknowable intelligence beyond my human knowing.
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Imagine if we began to see the Earth and the more than human world as our family ? 
(As many indigenous brothers and sisters have always done)
Just a shift in perception.
And an ongoing practice
No technology or markets required.
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The mix begins and ends with wisdom from two amazing guests on the podcast this year.
Two humans who are working towards this shift in beautiful ways.
Kicking off with an invitation from Imagination Activist Phoebe Tickell (EP 57)
To find the courage to cultivate our moral imagination capacities.
And consider the more than human and our future ancestors as we re-imagine our human systems that can, should and must be changed.
We close with beautiful wisdom from Nadeem Perera ( EP 59)
To consider and accept the true order of life, where nature, Mother Earth is the director of the show.
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The track selection attempts to express the urgency, beauty, mystery, love and possibility of these times.
Music that’s been moving me of late.
Organic, cosmic house sounds which connect me to rhythms, patterns and love of Mother Earth.

Massive respect and gratitude to all the artists and producers featured in this mix.
Go buy these tracks if they move you too

Hope you enjoy the mix - feedback always appreciated 


#becomingcrew

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Alarm Call (French Dub) - Bjork
The Slide - Wild Dark
Fewer - Gadi Mitrani
Felt - Erdi Irmak
Moon by day - Hermanez/Simon Vuarambom
1996 - Simon Vuarambom
Hael - Volen Sentir
Circadian Rhythm - (Hraach mix) Soul Button
Lagom - Lukas Bohlender
Nano - Tamir Regev
Mythical Mirage (Erdi Irmak mix) - Serious Dancers
Vutuka Fet Junior - Lost Desert/Lee Burridge
Rain in June - Mass Digital
Solnce - Krasa Rosa

Bird recordings via @fintanobrien

Earth Sessions 22.04.22  - Love for Mother (Earth) - Dan Solo in the mix

Soundscapes from the Climate Equities research project, music curated, produced and mastered by Bulonics. This soundscape shares clips from practitioners we interviewed from across the UK, exploring climate justice. You can find all of these soundscapes on any major streaming platform under Climate Equities Soundscapes.
If you would like to contact us about the project or check out our corresponding report - you can find it here rb.gy/4xt9e , and email us on compassionateorganising@gmail.com
Art work by Camille Etchart

What is Climate Justice - A Climate Equities Soundscape

What if the health of the wild waters of the Earth are a reflection of human health?

What if restoring our relationship with the wild waters on this earth was a way to restore and heal our own health ?

How might moving into a more intentional relationship with water within us and around us help us through these times of fear, grief and complexity?

How might cultivating practices and rituals with water today begin to catalyse cultural shifts towards a return of the sacredness between humans and the waters on this Earth?

Easkey Britton is a surfer, scientist, academic, social ecologist, activist, writer and artist who has dedicated her life to exploring connection with the ocean and wild waters of this Earth and understanding our human relationship with water as watery beings.

This is Easkey’s third time on the podcast and this episode is in honour of her new book Ebb and Flow, Connect with the Patterns and Power of Water.

An essential book for this moment, as we are beginning to understand through witnessing the health of the rivers and ocean around us  - what we do to the wild waters of this Earth ultimately we do to ourselves.

Packed with wisdom and practices to restore health to ourselves and the wild waters around us, Easkey has weaved together insight and intelligence from her own deep experiences and those of wisdom keepers, water guardians, scientists, activists and indigenous scholars from all over Spaceship Earth.

This conversation riffs on a number of threads in the book.

This is an Ocean Mic episode in collaboration with Finisterre

Play-out track

‘Landscape’ by East Forest and Peter Broderick

EP 70 - Ocean Mic - Easkey Britton - Ebb and Flow

One year ago, a historic agreement was adopted by 196 countries at COP15: the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF). What was so special about it? And what happened since then? 

In this second episode, I invite you to lend an ear to Indigenous leaders, to the finance sector and businesses present at the conference. I also share some insights on the (slow) progress and some of the positive developments since the adoption of the GBF. Listen here for part 1: https://soundcloud.com/tune-intotheworld/cop15-part1

Voices featured in this episode:
* Viviana Figueroa / Omaguaca-Kolla, Argentina / international public lawyer, Associate Programme Officer for the Convention on Biological Diversity (2009 - 2018).

* Jennifer Tauli Corpuz / Kankana-ey Igorot, Philippines / Senior Global Policy and Advocacy Lead, Nia Tero

* Ramson Karmushu / Maasai, Kenya / Field and Logistics Officer, Indigenous Movement for Peace Advancement and Conflict Transformation (IMPACT)

* Joji Cariño / Ibaloi-Igorot, Philippines / Senior Policy Advisor, Forest Peoples Programme

* A representative from the Finance for Biodiversity Foundation

* Eva Zabey, CEO of Business for Nature

🎵 Live music from a COP15 concert with original songs by Kellylee Evans 'Everything', 'Greenlight' and 'Feel my love' and musicians Steeve Boudreau, Ed Lister and Chris Pond. https://www.kellyleeevans.com/

Others songs by Holizna Co (Ugly Truth, Foggy Headed, Old Age, Chills) and Wax Lyricist (Indulgence) from the Free Music Archive: https://freemusicarchive.org/

Recordings, script and production by Louise Romain.

Visit www.tuneintotheworld.com to learn more about my work.

Sources:
- International Indigenous Forum on Biodiversity: https://iifb-indigenous.org/2023/11/13/agenda-item-7-joint-programme-of-work-on-the-links-between-biological-and-culturaldiversity-review-and-update-of-the-four-adopted-traditional-knowledge-indicators/

- Finance for Biodiversity Foundation: https://www.financeforbiodiversity.org/celebrating-10-new-finance-for-biodiversity-pledge-signatories-on-the-one-year-anniversary-of-the-gbf/
https://www.financeforbiodiversity.org/ffb-foundation-launched-the-nature-target-setting-framework-for-asset-managers-and-asset-owners/

- UNEP report: https://www.unep.org/news-and-stories/press-release/global-annual-finance-flows-7-trillion-fueling-climate-biodiversity

- 2023 report, World Benchmarking Alliance: https://www.worldbenchmarkingalliance.org/publication/nature/

To go deeper:
- About the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (KMGBF): https://www.cbd.int/gbf/

- One year anniversary KMGBF: https://www.cbd.int/article/one-year-kmgbf

- Taskforce on Nature-Related Financial Disclosures: https://tnfd.global/

At the heart of COP15 - Part 2

This soundscape is the pilot of a collaborative project with residents from Greenwich/Deptford Creekside, South-East London! Our goal: reconnect the community with nature through sound. This sonic journey uncovers hidden sounds often ignored, fostering a deeper connection with nature. 

To find out more DM me.

Entangled Imaginations Pilot Soundscape

Forest of Dean and Wye Valley Tourism Time in the Trees Podcast. Join Andy as he explores the options for well-being and nature across the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley.

Time In The Trees - Episode 2: Less To Do, More To Be

This unravelling world makes me despair today.

So I went down to the shed and recorded this mix.

Ruff and ready.

When there are no words, there is music.

Includes excerpts from my conversation with Alnoor Ladha in Episode 84, which I heartily recommend listening to.

A conversation for these times:

https://becomingcrew.substack.com/p/episode-84-alnoor-ladha-and-lynn

Tracklisting:

Polynation - Cascade
Golan Zocher - Sandman (Paul Kardos mix)
Tim Green- the night is blue
Paul Thomas - Emotional Landscapes (Jiminy hop mix)
Energy 52 - Cafe del mar (Dale Middleton mix)
St Germain  - so flute (Simon Vuarambon mix)
Lunar disco - Roswell
Damian Lazarus - Revolution
Plastikrosen feat. Solveig Eger (Patrice Bäumel Remix)
Guy J  - Illusions (Original Mix)
Rufus Du Sol  -always (Monkey Safari Remix)

Ep 87 - Earth Sessions - Dan Solo  - No Words

In this shorter episode, I'm talking about a new collaborative leadership program for creative practitioners that I'm launching into the world in 2020 in partnership with Andres Roberts and The Bio-Leadership Project. I also have a chat with Andres to get an update on the Bio-Leadership journey and we talk about the Why, how and what of the collaboration.


Show Notes:

https://bio-leadership.org/

https://bio-leadership.org/clusters/creativecommunications

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIX-4DJLwRw&feature=youtu.be

https://medium.com/@hiutdenim/100-makers-and-mavericks-2019-2f9a6be1c0b2

Episode 29 -  Bio Leadership Project X The SpaceShip Earth

“What is it to be a leader? To me it is to be a human at this time on spaceship earth, we all need to be activated in our worth and in our vision, to understand our traumas and to be courageous” 
Amisha Ghadiali 


Amisha Ghadiali is a practicing leadership mentor and guide, Yoga Teacher, healer, author and host of globally influential ‘The Future is Beautiful’ Podcast

Recorded in October 2020, listen to Dan and Amisha as they explore:

- Origin and perceptions of ‘The Future is Beautiful’

- Lived experiences, threads of connection and the tools gathered

- Acts of care

- Awakenings, breakthroughs and vulnerabilities

- Self expression, awareness and community

- Learnings in times of uncertainty

- Exploring intuition

- Visioning and non-attachment to outcomes

- New forms of Leadership and embodiment

- Creativity from chaos


Links: 

Book : INTUITION 

Course : The Beautiful Leadership Immersion

Connect: 

Web : Amisha Ghadiali https://www.amisha.co.uk/
Instagram : @amishaghadiali
Podcast and Community : The Future is Beautiful https://www.thefutureisbeautiful.co/

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Thanks for listening to The Spaceship Earth Podcast

Host: Dan Burgess @dansolo__
Edit: Charlie Shread
Shownotes: Vicki Turner
Music: Escape Goat by Soren Lorenson, published by BMG
Join us on Instagram: @thespaceship.earth

Episode 41 - Amisha Ghadiali - The Future is Beautiful

I'm an anthropologist, a campaigner for multispecies justice and Indigenous rights and a spoken word artist.

I create immersive sound journeys that bring together authentic stories from the frontlines of climate action, sounds from nature and atmospheric recordings. My show 'Circle of Voices' gathers stories of resilience and resistance in times of collapse and crisis, through human and more-than-human voices. It is an invitation to dream deeper into possible and desirable futures, while engaging with themes of socio-political and environmental justice.

For more info, visit: http://tuneintotheworld.com/

At the heart of COP15 - Part 2

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