Unsee The Future

In this special 14th episode, Momo meets Nicola Cartlidge, Theatre & Venues Manager for AUB, who walks us around the renovating spaces of the Palace Court Theatre, to discuss what it means to hold space for creative risk-taking – and to help make place in the process. Commissioned by Pier Journal, this is the informal recording of the interview for issue #8 of the magazine, which you can find out more about at pierjournal.co.uk.

In this special 13th episode, Momo meets Penelope Norman, head of MA Fashion Technology at Arts University Bournemouth and talks about her involvement with the AUB Innovation Studio. Commissioned by Pier Journal, this is the informal recording of the interview for issue #7 of the magazine, which you can find out more about at pierjournal.co.uk.

In this pre-new series summer special, Timo Peach chats with Dominic Wong, festival director of Bournemouth Writing Festival, and welcomes back creative amigos Simon, Andy and Lee to find out how they got on witha special creative commision. In a keynote talk in April, commission by Dominic for the event, Timo finished with a challenge to all the writers in the AUB Exploratorium: Write a solarpunk short story. In this episode we hear how these three and another festival attendee, Hannah Hulbert, adapted to the world of solarpunk, facing the challenges and fears of engaging with speculative futures that aren't simply dystopian. We hear the premise of each of their stories and discuss how they were affected by the process. Do even scifi creators find solarpunk daunting? Can non-scifi lovers write good future stories? Find the complete episode homepage at: https://unseethefuture.com/the-posts/utf-the-hopeychattybits-summer-special-writing-a-solarpunk-story

In this special end of year eleventh episode, Momo meets three of his dearest creative mates, Simon, Andy and Lee, to see how much they shred his first draft ideas for… the full Momo:tempo musical. Musician, illustrator, writer and broadcaster Simon Brett and actor, writer, musician and broadcaster Lee Rawlings join writer-director and co-producer of Five Songs To Help Us Unsee The Future Andy Robinson. to chat with Mr Peach about how they each approach storytelling, starting and refining ideas, making emotional connection to ideas, the wonderous training ground of science fiction and the likelyhood of them all finally launching their podcast. Including a special little reveal of the brand for The Shape of Things To Hum ahead of Momo's 2023 creative campaign. Find the complete episode homepage at: https://unseethefuture.com/the-posts/utf-the-hopeychattybits-the-boys-from-intertwingularity/

Timo Peach meets artists, solarpunks and changemakers re-imagining the stories we think we're in. In the last episode of this first season, TImo meets the visionary artist, writer and mentor of sacred women's wisdom. Discover the episode homepage here, including a video special with some extras, alongside a glimpse at our chat in the Sherling Studio of Lighthouse Poole: https://unseethefuture.com/the-posts/utf-the-hopeychattybits-hazel-evans/

Timo Peach meets artists, solarpunks and changemakers re-imagining the stories we think we're in. In this ninth episode, Timo Peach meets the author, academic, educator, maker, arts critic, researcher, poet and Indigenous thinker. Find the complete episode homepage at: https://unseethefuture.com/the-posts/utf-the-hopeychattybits-tyson-yunkaporta/

Timo Peach meets artists, solarpunks and changemakers re-imagining the stories we think we're in. In this eighth episode, Timo Peach meets the Sociology & Anthropology accademic writing a PhD in Solarpunk. Find the complete episode homepage at: https://unseethefuture.com/the-posts/utf-the-hopeychattybits-ivy-scurr

Timo Peach meets artists, solarpunks and changemakers re-imagining the stories we think we're in. In this seventh episode, Timo Peach meets the Sugargamer and solarpunk working at the intersection of Imagination, Tech, Community, and Culture. Find the full episode page at: https://unseethefuture.com/the-posts/utf-the-hopeychattybits-keisha-howard

Timo Peach meets artists, solarpunks and changemakers re-imagining the stories we think we're in. In this sixth episode, Timo Peach meets the SVP for Sustainability Solutions at Wood, co-Founder of UN SDG Ambition, WEF advisor, co-founder of New Zero World campaign and author of "Science Fiction: A Starship for Enterprise Innovation". You can find the full episode page at: https://unseethefuture.com/the-posts/utf-the-hopeychattybits-ann-rosenberg/

In the fifth of this ten-part series, Timo Peach meets a design fiction creative director, creative tech engineer, entrepreneur and founder of the Near Future Laboratory. He aims to help people, groups “explore futures, chart the unexpected and transform opportunities into new and tangible forms”. Find out more at the episode homepage right here: https://unseethefuture.com/the-posts/utf-the-hopeychattybits-julian-bleecker/

My guest today is an award-winning filmmaker, research designer, writer and educator, as well as President of the International Bateson Institute based in Sweden. Her work asks the question “How we can improve our perception of the complexity we live within, so we may improve our interaction with the world?” An international lecturer, researcher and creative she is the founder of Warm Data and the Warm Data Lab bringing together a team of international thinkers, scientists and artists to innovate a form of inquiry, which Nora coined “Transcontextual Research” Based on the question: “How we can create a context in which to study the contexts?” From her first book Small Arcs of Larger Circles she has developed a very personal approach to the study of systems and complexity to explore a process she observes as “sym-mathesy” – how living entities evolve when interacting with each other in a shared context of learning. Her work brings the fields of biology, cognition, art, anthropology, psychology, and information technology together into a study of the patterns in ecology of living systems. She says: “Great stories, great music, great art, great love, great ideas – have tension, incongruity, paradox. This era of change, breakdown, breakthrough is going to require a form of play that allows for epist-emological confusion as old ways of perception twist into new presuppositions.” Find the episode homepage with notes at: https://unseethefuture.com/the-posts/utf-the-hopeychattybits-nora-bateson/

Timo Peach meets artists, solarpunks and changemakers re-imagining the stories we think we're in. In the third of this ten-part series, Momo meets the Metamodernist, strategist, cultural historian and social engineer pushing for more radical and imaginative visions to tackle 'wicked' problems. Founder of Holy Handgrenades and co-host of Art Beat she explores playful connections, perspectives, games and art "making the world more soulfully human, shaping next todays better." Find the episode homepage here: https://unseethefuture.com/the-posts/unsee-the-future-the-hopeychattybits-meeting-rina-atienza/

Timo Peach meets artists, solarpunks and changemakers re-imagining the stories we think we're in. In the second of this ten-part series, Momo meets the speculative fiction writer and Editor-in-Chief of World Weaver Press. A figure at the heart of solarpunk storytelling, she has assembled some of the most iconic anthologies of the genre, she is also story reviewer for Imagine 2200, searching for "climate fiction for future ancestors. When writers from different backgrounds envision the future, the tales they tell expand our ability to imagine a better world.” Writer of acclaimed shorts like The Spiral Ranch and many other scifi and fantasy narratives, she says “Solarpunk is a world you might actually want to live in – it's a hopeful future.” And she exorts her writers to: “Be bold, be brave. Write the future you want to bring into existence.” Discover more links and reading and video in the homepage of this post at: https://unseethefuture.com/the-posts/utf-the-hopeychattybits-sarena-ulibarri

Timo Peach meets artists, solarpunks and changemakers re-imagining the stories we think we're in. In the first of this ten-part series, Momo meets writer, theorist and strategist currently specialising in the distributed web and world running. Co-founder of solarpunks.net he's been a central figure in the solarpunk movement for most of it's existence. He's also the maker of 301 Permanently Moved podcast and host of Come Internet With Me. “We have access to an abundance of independently created art from all over the world. And yet the kinds of movies being made, and the types of stories that are getting told seem to be totally unoriginal, regurgitated or rebooted.” Find the episode page and video at: https://unseethefuture.com/the-posts/unsee-the-future-the-hopeychattybits-meeting-jay-springett/

The new single from Momo is a long-awaited new release from the forthcoming epic, The Shape of Things To Hum. And like all its stable-mates it explores a theme of science fiction – in this case, the galactic megalomaniac. Out on January 14 2022, this preview mix is for your streaming pleasure until the final release mix of the single is ready. Featuring Patrick Hayes leading the horns and David Waller on drums and percussion. © Momo:tempo 2021

The bloke from Momo is back in a UTF special – and is it the one big Hopey-Changey Bit the whole series has been waiting for? In the era of crisis, is Solarpunk an actual new Utopia? Check out the whole post at UnseeTheFuture.com

The bloke from Momo is back with a special episode of his characterful human planet research cast. In a micro series of interviews, Timo Peach talked with changemakers to ask them this question: What do sustainability champions most want now to help make better emotional impact with the possibilities? Find out more and all five Think Blinks over on the article page right here: https://momozo.co/unsee-the-future-think-blinks/ Here he collects all five guests together into a flow of ideas from their front line experiences trying to encourage the more hopeful human level on the everyday planet front line.

As Timo Peach is selected to support TEDx Southampton 2020, in a first little introduction to his talk he asks: How will the pandemic generation interpret – and be remembered for – it's human to human contact? An Unsee The Future Think Blink.

May 21 2020, the bloke from Momo:tempo was invited onto the BBC Radio Solent Dorset breakfast show, to chat with host Steve Harris about Pandemonstrate and its connection to Dorset Mind's Creative Minds campaign.

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 30: Experience, part 2 The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach is back – to continue his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? In the sudden pandemic era, the whole planet is sharing an experience, and the story we all thought we were in has changed overnight. In this second half of our look at the subject, Mr Peach wonders what the ordinary experience of daily live is already like in ways we're not used to admitting more, and with so many enhanced experiences promised through technology, are the upgrading delivery systems of tech bringing more with them than we have asked enough questions about already. But in the Hopey-Changey Bit, Momo concludes that we have interesting tools to hand already to help us do that most vital of thing for the human planet in crisis – create new ways of seeing. And we are already receptive to it. Follow the future and join in at UnseeTheFuture.com

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 29: Experience, part 1 The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach is back – to continue his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? In the sudden pandemic era, the whole planet is sharing an experience, and the story we all thought we were in has changed overnight. In this first of two episodes, Mr Peach looks at aspects of a growing desire for "better experiences" in the 21st century and wonders what it is that we're really looking for in daily interactions that we've not been getting enough of – even before all our daily interactions had to so dramatically change. Follow the future and join in at UnseeTheFuture.com

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 28: Travel, part 3 The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach is back – to continue his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? In a specially re-edited stand-alone episode, The Hopey-Changey Bit of our look at twenty-first century travel seems worth standing alone, as an rather different approach to that explored in Episode 27. Because as much as we are habitualised to want to simply engineer our way into a more sustainable lifestyle, the real challenge to achieving one may have to start with the toughest challenge for the modern mind – challenging our expectations. Which may turn out to give us more than we hoped for. Follow the future and join in at UnseeTheFuture.com

If you're new to the whole idea, music maker, creative and words bloke Timo Peach invites you to Unsee The Future – how to encourage the more hopeful human tomorrow. How to find yourself in a more complete story of change. Join the story at http://www.UnseeTheFuture.com

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 27: Travel, part 2 The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach is back – to continue his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? We like to get out, don't we? The human instinct to travel reflects nature's own – the impulse to mix things up. And in modern times, this has unlocked the world for all of us, mixing up cultures, outlooks and expectations – with some hidden costs and bad habits coming home to us now. In this bumper end of summer episode, Momo contrasts our current engineered capabilities to help reduce travel emissions with a whole new way to look at the very idea. Follow the future and join in at UnseeTheFuture.com

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 26: Travel, part 1 The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach is back – to continue his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? We like to get out, don't we? The human instinct to travel reflects nature's own – the impulse to mix things up. And in modern times, this has unlocked the world for all of us, mixing up cultures, outlooks and expectations – with some hidden costs and bad habits coming home to us now. How can we begin to see methods and reasons for getting around the planet in a new, more sustainable light? And how does "carbon offsetting" even work, and why should you care – it's all just a lot of guff, right? Follow the future and join in at UnseeTheFuture.com

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 25: Cars The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach is back – to continue his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? The motor car is so much a part of human life after more than a century of it, that we no longer really see it – it's an immuteable part of living. But if we looked at it properly, we might be a bit weirded out by just how much it's shaped the planet in no time at all. Is it fiend or friend to us – especially in the population boom climate crisis years? Is the revolution in car design an excuse to keep the old problems going or could there be a mutation hiding in the machine? Follow the future and join in at UnseeTheFuture.com

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 24: Democracy, part 3 The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach is back – to continue his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? What is the real state of democracy in the 21st century mind? And what might it look like in the future? In this last of three episodes, Momo looks at one last significant aspect of our voting context today before launching into a bumper Hopey-Changey Bit, attempting to ring some practically positive themes out of a democratic world in upheaval. The story of freedom in our times may not be really about technology, but perhaps it's not really about democracy after all. Follow the future and join in at UnseeTheFuture.com

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 23: Democracy, part 2 The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach is back – to continue his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? What is the real state of democracy in the 21st century mind? And what might it look like in the future? Continuing from last time, we look at the real shape of democracy as it is today, ahead of pieceing together what we might build out of it. How might we turn all our fights for recognition into real engagement? Some aspects of the set-up story to our times aren't quite as progressy and democratic as we're used to being told they are, which is worth bearing in mind before we attempt to look forward properly. Follow the future and join in at UnseeTheFuture.com

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 22: Democracy, part 1 The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach is back – to continue his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? On the day the ballots are being counted across the UK in local elections, and with contentious European Parliament elections looming behind them, what is the real state of democracy in the 21st century mind? And what might it look like in the future? How might we turn all our fights for recognition into real engagement? In this first part of Mr Peach's personal take on political expectations in a time of divisive social upheavals, he wonders if we have forgotten the origins of the democracy. Follow the future and join in at UnseeTheFuture.com

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach is back – to continue his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? Having looked at a way to piece together the whole story of now, in series one, In the first episode of a new series, Mr Peach begins a look around the wider themes trending our living into the 21st century, and decides that the best word to get our heads around before going any further is the vague but ultimately pressing word: Dsiruption. "It might be a good idea to understand that we're likely to be facing a bit of bother ahead…" Follow the future and join in at UnseeTheFuture.com

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 20: Art The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach, continues his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? Having looked at a way to piece together the whole story of now, in series one, Momo returns with a special episode looking at the implication of the UN's Global Goals – namely, that they are missing one. The vital one. How we write the new stories of us, In an episode that sits at the heart of Mr Peach's current work and thinking, this winding personal look at his perspective on art and creativity in the current human planet story serves as a thought provoker ahead of a whole new series of the podcast. Think of this as his Reith Lectures, only without Sue Lawley. Follow the future at: momotempo.co.uk/amigo

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 19: Poverty - part 2 The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach, continues his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic new weekly podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? In this first season of Unsee The Future, Momo looks at ways to piece together a complete plan for building the more hopeful human tomorrow, using the UN's Global Goals as question starters. And at the very conclusion of this full circle of the lot of them there is their number 1 Goal: Ending poverty. Can we? And what is at the root of it still? Follow the future at: momotempo.co.uk/amigo

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 18: Poverty- part 1 The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach, continues his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic new weekly podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? In this first season of Unsee The Future, Momo looks at ways to piece together a complete plan for building the more hopeful human tomorrow, using the UN's Global Goals as question starters. And at the very conclusion of this full circle of the lot of them there is their number 1 Goal: Ending poverty. Can we? And what is at the root of it still? Follow the future at: momotempo.co.uk/amigo

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 17: Justice The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach, continues his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic new weekly podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? In this first season of Unsee The Future, Momo looks at ways to piece together a complete plan for building the more hopeful human tomorrow, using the UN's Global Goals as question starters. And perhaps all our lay lines of hope converge on this one topic, covered by two UN Global Goals between them – justice. How do we picture a just human tomorrow? Follow the future at: momotempo.co.uk/amigo

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 16: Sexuality, part 2 The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach, continues his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic new weekly podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? In this first season of Unsee The Future, Momo looks at ways to piece together a complete plan for building the more hopeful human tomorrow, using the UN's Global Goals as question starters. And it might be that if there is one ghost in the world machine, driving its dysfunction, it may be our western views of gender. If there's one sense of division that seems basic to us, it's where we think men and women come from. But on the one planet we actually share, could a slightly different view of our sexuality help us save ourselves? Follow the future at: momotempo.co.uk/amigo

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 15: Sexuality, part 2 The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach, continues his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic new weekly podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? In this first season of Unsee The Future, Momo looks at ways to piece together a complete plan for building the more hopeful human tomorrow, using the UN's Global Goals as question starters. And it might be that if there is one ghost in the world machine, driving its dysfunction, it may be our western views of gender. If there's one sense of division that seems basic to us, it's where we think men and women come from. But on the one planet we actually share, could a slightly different view of our sexuality help us save ourselves? Follow the future at: momotempo.co.uk/amigo

Five Songs to help us Unsee The Future - an invitation by Timo Peach

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 14: Education, part 2 The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach, continues his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic new weekly podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? In this first season of Unsee The Future, Momo looks at ways to piece together a complete plan for building the more hopeful human tomorrow, using the UN's Global Goals as question starters. And perhaps our global cultural outlook starts in the classroom. For, across the national discrepancies and gender imbalances, there may be some interesting themes across education the world over. Follow the future at: momotempo.co.uk/amigo

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 13: Education The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach, continues his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic new weekly podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? In this first season of Unsee The Future, Momo looks at ways to piece together a complete plan for building the more hopeful human tomorrow, using the UN's Global Goals as question starters. And perhaps our global cultural outlook starts in the classroom. For, across the national discrepancies and gender imbalances, there may be some interesting themes across education the world over. Follow the future at: momotempo.co.uk/amigo

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 11: Oceans The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach, continues his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic new weekly podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? In this first season of Unsee The Future, Momo looks at ways to piece together a complete plan for building the more hopeful human tomorrow, using the UN's Global Goals as question starters. And if the buck stops anywhere in our ecological hopes, it is with the land. Because after fifty years of trying to save the rainforests, we haven't. Not by a long way. So how do we change our outlook on the earth beneath our feet? Follow the future at: momotempo.co.uk/amigo

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 11: Oceans The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach, continues his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic new weekly podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? In this first season of Unsee The Future, Momo looks at ways to piece together a complete plan for building the more hopeful human tomorrow, using the UN's Global Goals as question starters. And if there is one current planetary-scale issue that connects us all emotionally, it's the plight of the oceans. We all know bad stuff always ends up in the sea, but could the scale of the real crisis begin to inspire stories resonnant enough with ordinary us to echosound the shape of a future better connected to it? Follow the future at: momotempo.co.uk/amigo

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 10: Innovation The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach, continues his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic new weekly podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? In this first season of Unsee The Future, Momo looks at ways to piece together a complete plan for building the more hopeful human tomorrow, using the UN's Global Goals as question starters. And as two of the goals consider responsible production and industrial innovation, it may be that addressing the flip sides of the same coin that these are could begin by simply shifting how we culturally define success. Making, doing and consuming better could start with admitting what we really value. Follow the future at: momotempo.co.uk/amigo

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 9: Energy The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach, continues his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic new weekly podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? In this first season of Unsee The Future, Momo looks at ways to piece together a complete plan for building the more hopeful human tomorrow, using the UN's Global Goals as question starters. And the biggest change coming to the way we do things is, and will have to be, how we power everything. What is our real current energy context, and just how possible is a renewable future? Follow the future at: momotempo.co.uk/amigo

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 8: Cities, part 2 The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach, continues his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic new weekly podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? In this first season of Unsee The Future, Momo looks at ways to piece together a complete plan for building the more hopeful human tomorrow, using the UN's Global Goals as question starters. And if there's one thing we're going to have to deal with, it's how many of us will be living in the urban environment. Can future cities be adapted to cope with the sheer numbers, and are there principles guide ways we might find healthy life on the block. Part 2 of 2. Follow the future at: momotempo.co.uk/amigo

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 7: Cities, part 1 The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach, continues his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic new weekly podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? In this first season of Unsee The Future, Momo looks at ways to piece together a complete plan for building the more hopeful human tomorrow, using the UN's Global Goals as question starters. And if there's one thing we're going to have to deal with, it's how many of us will be living in the urban environment. Can future cities be adapted to cope with the sheer numbers, and are there principles guide ways we might find healthy life on the block. Part 1 of 2. Follow the future at: momotempo.co.uk/amigo

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 6: Health The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach, continues his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic new weekly podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? In this first season of Unsee The Future, Momo looks at ways to piece together a complete plan for building the more hopeful human tomorrow, using the UN's Global Goals as question starters. And the issue affected by – and affecting – just about all the other goals for global sustainability is that of human health. Follow the future at: momotempo.co.uk/amigo

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 5: Water The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach, continues his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic new weekly podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? In this first season of Unsee The Future, Momo looks at ways to piece together a complete plan for building the more hopeful human tomorrow, using the UN's Global Goals as question starters. And if there's one simple problem looming to worry about, it's providing fresh water to everyone across the globe. Politics, power and climate are already making it impossible, and all three currently look on course to make things a lot worse in coming decades. Is it possible to bring abundance to our water supplies? Follow the future at: momotempo.co.uk/amigo

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 4: Food The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach, continues his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic new weekly podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? In this first season of Unsee The Future, Momo looks at ways to piece together a complete plan for building the more hopeful human tomorrow, using the UN's Global Goals as question starters. And food may be not just one of the single biggest challenges in shaping the future, it may hold the key to how we begin to see those challenges differently. Can we feed the world? Yes we can – perhaps once we try to answer some other questions first. Follow the future at: momotempo.co.uk/amigo

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 3: Economy The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach, continues his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic new weekly podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? In this first season of Unsee The Future, Momo looks at ways to piece together a complete plan for building the more hopeful human tomorrow, using the UN's Global Goals as question starters. And the economic story we think we are in is the rich conceptual context we are really doing everything in. Jobs may be essential, but are they the right jobs? And is there any other way of doing things anyway? How do we value value? Follow the future at: momotempo.co.uk/amigo

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 2: Climate The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach, begins his journey of exploring his creative futurism project with a personal, idiosyncratic new weekly podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? Is it time to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses? In this first season of Unsee The Future, Momo looks at ways to piece together a complete plan for building the more hopeful human tomorrow, using the UN's Global Goals as question starters. And climate is the big one to start with, for it rather encompasses everything else. How do we get our heads around our place on the planet? Follow the future at: momotempo.co.uk/amigo

UNSEE THE FUTURE: HOW TO ENCOURAGE THE MORE HOPEFUL HUMAN TOMORROW. Episode 1: Introduction: Consciousness and Intelligence The bloke from Momo:tempo, music maker and creative Timo Peach, begins the journey of exploring his creative futurism project – and here unveils his new weekly podcast and blog, asking: Do you sometimes wish you could unsee the future? The madness of so many cut-up glimpses of terrible things, swirling around our news cycles; impending change that can seem too much to take in. He invites us to close our eyes for a moment, and begin the process of trying to come to our senses. In this first season of Unsee The Future, Momo will be looking at a way to piece together a complete plan for building the more hopeful human tomorrow – challenging us to, together, take the necessary first step we none of us really want to do… face the future. To find that, perhaps, it's possible to change the way we see everything. Follow the future at: momotempo.co.uk/amigo