Our guest today is Vivobarefoot Founder & CEO Galahad Clark.

Vivobarefoot is in the process of applying to become a B Corp certified company and is fully integrating regenerative business practices that position the organisation as a social enterprise run business of the future.  

In this episode we dive into the details of how regeneration can be embraced in business.

Introduction to Regeneration with Galahad Clark

Our guest today is Kate Nelson, eco-activist and owner of The Plastic Free Mermaid Instagram account.

The COVID-19 pandemic has seen a huge resurgence on the use of plastics; as it is lauded as the number 1 priority to protect us from transferring the virus between each other or on food or other goods. Kate joins us to talk through the long-term impact this might have on both planetary health and human health.

Plastic and Covid-19 with Kate Nelson

Today’s guest is Ian Ellison, an Associate Director at Cambridge University on their Sustainability Leadership programme.

He believes (and we agree) that comedy is a big part of the solution to the climate crisis. That if you can just make people laugh, you can have their attention and engage people on the complicated topics that underpin it.

We speak to Ian about whether or not our resurgence of trust in science during the pandemic will see an invigorated trust in climate science and embracing systems change.

Science and Covid-19 with Ian Ellison

Our guest today has had over 2 million views on his TED talk about looking to the genius of nature in architecture. He is a leader in regenerative design and many people will know him as the brains behind the Eden Project and Sahara Forest Project.

Michael has been influential in creating Vivobarefoot’s new regeneration focused strategy and is helping to drive the concept in architecture and beyond.

Nature and Covid-19 with Michael Pawlyn

Our guest today runs Proudly Made in Africa, a social enterprise promoting Africa’s finest food and fashion producers globally.

The fashion industry has long been criticised for its negative environmental and social impacts. Despite the sustainable fashion trend rising exponentially, fashion giants have been put to the test during COVID-19.

Fashion and Covid-19 with Vikki Brennan

Ben McNutt is one of the world’s leading wilderness and survival experts. Conquering environments from the Kalahari Desert to the jungles of Borneo and the arctic, he is certainly the guy you want with you when the Armageddon comes. He is one of Conde Nast 50 Best Travellers of Our Time and is an incredible fine artist.

Ben talks through the importance of self-survival and the importance getting back in nature and learning these skills.

Self-survival and Covid-19 with Ben McNutt

Leading University lecturer and Extinction Rebellion eco-activist, Alice Wilby joins us for today’s podcast.

For a long time, mining and oil companies and big food brands held the power on the global economy. Through globalisation, lifestyle and fashion brands have taken this spot as world leading businesses - their influence on global culture is unrivalled. We talk through the fashion industry and how it impacts our culture and how it can help influence the future of the climate crisis.