A World From Scratch

In the last episode of this season, Tamar speaks about leadership with Jacqueline Novogratz, who has been named one of the Top 100 Global Thinkers by Foreign Policy and one of the world's 100 Greatest Living Business Minds by Forbes. Jacqueline is a New York Times bestselling author and the Founder of Acumen, with which she aims to change the way the world tackles poverty. They speak about Jacqueline's journey - starting her career in the old system of leadership and business, and how it led her to wanting to change the system. Jacqueline proposes a new kind of leadership called ‘moral leadership', where we hold opposing tensions and emphasise the ‘we' over the ‘I'. Finally, they speak about how each of us can contribute to a new vision of leadership by changing the way we define success, and how we can each give more than we take. For episode notes, visual notes, and practical tips, see our website: https://www.aworldfromscratch.com/episodes/episode8-leadershipFollow us, and engage with us, on Instagram @aworldfromscratch

In the seventh episode, Tamar speaks with Bert van Son, Founder of the circular fashion company MUD Jeans. MUD Jeans is one of the pioneering fashion companies that is seeking to change the fashion industry from being extractive to being circular, fair and sustainable. Tamar and Bert speak about the complexities across the whole supply chain, how change is possible, and what each of us can do to contribute to this new vision of the industry. A special thanks to the DOEN Foundation, who made this episode possible. The DOEN Foundation was founded by the Dutch Postcode Lottery to support pioneers, like MUDJeans, who work hard on establishing a greener, more socially-inclusive and more creative society. For episode notes, visual notes, and practical tips, see our website: https://www.aworldfromscratch.com/episodes/episode7-fashion Also, come follow us and engage with us on Instagram @aworldfromscratch 

In the sixth episode, Tamar speaks with Scilla Elworthy, who has been nominated three times for the Nobel Peace Prize for her work in developing dialogue between nuclear policy makers worldwide. Tamar and Scilla speak about how global peace is attainable in our lifetimes, and which skills are critical for our personal inner-peace. For episode notes, visual notes, and practical tips, see our website: https://www.aworldfromscratch.com/episodes/episode6-building-peaceAlso, come follow us and engage with us on Instagram @aworldfromscratch 

In the fifth episode, Business from Scratch, Tamar speaks with Paul Polman, former CEO of Unilever and current Co-Founder of IMAGINE, about business and our capitalist system. They discuss how businesses cannot succeed in societies that are failing, and how integrating care and concern for environmental and social issues in your business is not only the better choice morally, but also financially.For episode notes, visual notes, and practical tips, see our website: https://www.aworldfromscratch.com/episodes/episode-5-businessAlso, come follow us and engage with us on Instagram @aworldfromscratch

In the fourth episode, Happiness from Scratch, Tamar speaks with Mo Gawdat, former Chief Business Officer for Google [X], serial entrepreneur, author of Solve for Happy, and host of the podcast Slo Mo. After losing his 21 year old son Ali, Mo went on a quest to make 1 billion people happy around the world. Tamar and Mo discuss how many people in society misunderstand what happiness means, and how each of us can be happy, despite our circumstances. For episode notes, visual notes, and practical tips, see our website: https://www.aworldfromscratch.com/episodes/episode-4-happinessAlso, come follow us and engage with us on Instagram @aworldfromscratch

In aflevering 3, Food from Scratch, praat Tamar met ondernemer Freke van Nimwegen over voedselverspilling. Een derde (!) van al het voedsel dat wereldwijd geproduceerd wordt, wordt weggegooid. Hoe kan dat, en hoe kunnen wij bijdragen aan een wereld met minder voedselverspilling? Voor visual notes, referenties, en praktische tips, zie onze website: https://www.aworldfromscratch.com/episodes/episode-3-foodEn volg ons op Instagram @aworldfromscratch

In aflevering 2 zit Tamar samen met actrice, zangeres en sociologe Yootha Wong-Loi-Sing om te praten over racisme. Yootha speelde onder andere in Hoe Duur Was de Suiker, waarvoor ze een Gouden Kalf nominatie kreeg. In 2018, vertrok ze naar Amerika waar ze een rol kreeg in Oprah Winfrey's serie Love Is_.  Ze spreken over de rol van media en beeldvorming, passiviteit van witte mensen, en defence mechanismes, waar Yootha zichzelf ook op betrapte in Amerika. Voor visual notes, referenties, en praktische tips, zie onze website: https://www.aworldfromscratch.com/episodes/episode-2-racial-equalityEn volg ons op Instagram @aworldfromscratch

Tamar spreekt met auteur en voormalig BNN presentator/programmamaker Dennis Storm. Dennis heeft onlangs zijn nieuwe boek uitgegeven “Als Gezond Verstand Koning Was”, waarin hij zich afvraagt hoe het toch kan dat we zo veel consumeren als samenleving, terwijl we zien wat voor negatieve gevolgen dit heeft voor het klimaat. Ze bespreken waar deze overconsumptie vandaan komt, en hoe het mogelijk anders zou kunnen.Voor visual notes, referenties, en praktische tips, zie onze website: https://www.aworldfromscratch.com/episodes/episode-1-consumptionEn volg ons op Instagram @aworldfromscratch

Als je een blanco vel papier en een potlood zou krijgen, hoe zou jij de wereld dan vormgeven?  In de podcast A World From Scratch nodigt Tamar Guttmann elke week een gast uit om het systeem van zijn/haar veld opnieuw vorm te geven. Van business tot dating, van technologie tot consumptie - ze bespreken hoe het systeem er nu uitziet, hoe het systeem er uit zou kunnen zien in een meer duurzame en gelijke wereld, én wat ieder van ons kan bijdragen om daar te komen.  Luister vanaf 15 oktober naar A World From Scratch! Voor meer informatie, bezoek onze website: https://www.aworldfromscratch.com/En volg ons op Instagram @aworldfromscratch