Until 1791, people in the UK assumed all swans were white. Then a black swan was brought to these shores and so perspectives and previously held beliefs and opinions had to change. Sometimes anomalies cause us to stop and think and change our mind, or shift our thinking about something. Our current political and economics systems are incapable of giving us a future that is sustainable for the planet or socially just for humanity. This podcast explores anomalous examples of where other possibilities are emerging, which challenge our long held ideologies and allows us to open our eyes and reimagine an altogether different future, based on self-giving, others-empowering love, kindness and positive peace.
Oluwabukunmi Bayo-kujore
Simone
Ishi Nobu
Black Print
Stuart J. Tanner
Charles Cassidy and Igor Grossmann
CDK
Gus Docker
The Open University
Fekadu Bekele-Negussie
Parlia
Jacob & Michael
Alex Kaschuta
Ti Me
Awake N Breathing
Dr. Köves Alexandra
RightTimes.tv
TED
Delaney Ivey
Dr. Billie Pivnick & Dr. Romy Reading, Produced by Hangar Studios, NYC
Philosophy Talk Starters
Richard Docwra
Hector
Mario Pichardo
Sampath Dangeti
Diffusion Network
None
Marshall Poe
Laura Storm
Tony Mack
None
Inner Green Deal
RSA
Global Governance Futures
Micaela Williams
Global Development Experiment with Fron Nahzi
Kaycen Horan
General Gregory
IcanadasM
None
Accidental Gods
Stockholm Resilience Centre, Stockholm University
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Cyprien Clerc
Jack Jacobs
Oshan Jarow
Mr. Dab master
Ashley Heilaneh
Namra Ijaz
John
David Fuentes
Sounds Of BLACKNESS
Thilini Prasadika
Mark & Ruth Lomax
ABC Radio
Alinta Pilkington
Carter Phipps
Lev Natan
ananya&suha
Ayn Rand Centre UK
Khalif Pradansyah
Alesia Ofori, Ellie Hollingworth and Amy Randles
Adam Bulbulia
Paul Quinzi
Alexis S.
Michael Shermer
Mr.Curious
Andy @Revkin
Conflict Zone from the LSE
Pravdeep Banwait
Mark Gottlieb
Bariscope
Bruna & Sofia
Luis
Simone Eringfeld
Paige
Chris Somers
Hannah Blake
Bashiri Durham
John
The Slowdown
Michael L. Roberts
Leigh Borrell
Duncan Autrey
Centre for Urban Research on Austerity
International Marxist University 2020
Chase Leito
Richard Docwra
Compassion in Politics
Global Tides
Project Third-Eye Opened
Summit Sessions
Oxford University
Cambridge University
Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs
Tamill Larkins
Ojus Khanolkar and Suhaib Qasim
Cambridge University