Podcasts about beyond growth

Join host Steve Perkins and Greenhouse Team members Gabe Smith and Chris Payne for a transformative dive into mindset on the Roots Up Podcast. Cutting through the buzzword noise, this episode explores how thoughts, emotions, and awareness shape leadership and personal growth. With humorous hiking anecdotes and raw insights, the trio unpacks the brain's role in processing emotions, the shift from victimhood to agency, and practical tools to foster mindfulness. Steve challenges shallow positivity, Gabe advocates slowing down, and Chris offers strategies for navigating workplace challenges, empowering listeners to take control of their mindset and growth journey. Key Discussion Points: Mindset's Physiological Roots: The brain processes sensory input through emotions before logic, shaping how leaders perceive and respond to challenges. Emotional Vocabulary Gap: Many lack language for emotions, leading to suppressed feelings or relational disconnect; tools like the Feelings Wheel bridge this gap. Thoughts to Beliefs Cycle: Daily thoughts form beliefs that drive behavior, making awareness of thought patterns critical for growth. Victim vs. Agency Mindset: A victim mindset blames external factors, draining energy, while an agency mindset embraces choice, fueling creativity and action. Energy and Mindset: High-energy states (playful, joyful) arise from agency; low-energy states (shame, fear) stem from feeling powerless. Beyond Growth vs. Scarcity: Workplace “growth mindset” narratives often oversimplify; true growth requires radical honesty and mindfulness, not forced optimism. Practical Mindset Shifts: Journaling, rituals (e.g., changing clothes to transition), and candid workplace conversations help leaders reclaim agency. Action Items: Self-Audit: Pause during daily transitions (e.g., morning routine, between meetings) to journal: How am I feeling? What thoughts are recurring? Use the Feelings Wheel for clarity. Team Check-In: Start a team meeting with, “How are we showing up today?” Use the Feelings Wheel or cards to foster emotional awareness. Find Agency: In tough situations, ask, “Where do I have choice?” Identify one step, like a candid conversation or renegotiating a role. Build Rituals: Create a small ritual (e.g., changing clothes after work) to trigger a mindset shift during transitions. Resources Mentioned: Greenhouse Coaching: Discover holistic coaching at Greenhouse Coaching. Feelings Wheel: Build emotional vocabulary at Feelings Wheel. Quotes: “Mindset is about reality—naming what's true in the moment, not just seeing the positive.”  “Adults make agreements. If the agreement isn't working, renegotiate it.”  Timestamps: (00:00:00) Intro (00:01:03) Hiking Stories (00:02:49) Why Does Mindset Matter (00:05:37) How Feelings Play Into Mindset (00:09:26) How Aware Are We of Thought Themes (00:10:15) The 2 General Mindsets (00:15:09) Growth vs. Scarcity Mindset (00:16:17) How to Shift Mindsets (00:23:45) Do We Always Have Agency? (00:29:02) Steve's Takeaway Take Steve's challenge: Pause during a daily transition to audit your mindset—how are you feeling, and what's driving your thoughts? Use the Feelings Wheel to name emotions, and try a team check-in to spark connection. Share your experience with us!

What if we stopped treating climate change, inequality, and economic instability as separate problems, and started seeing them as symptoms of a system that needs a fundamental rethink?In this episode of the Culture Shifts podcast, I'm joined by Till Kellerhof, economist, political scientist, and Program Director at the Club of Rome. As Director of Earth4All, a global initiative aimed at accelerating systems change, Till is helping shape a bold new vision for the future. One that puts human well-being and planetary health at the center.We explore the legacy of The Limits to Growth, the need for new economic models, and how Earth4All's “Five Turnarounds” provide a roadmap toward a more just and sustainable world. From taxing extreme wealth to empowering the Global South, this conversation dives deep into the policies – and mindsets – needed to achieve the change. It's a call to imagination, agency, and action in the face of today's polycrisis – and a reminder that a better future is possible, if we choose to build it.Subscribe to the Culture Shifts Podcast on your favorite platform, and follow us on Instagram, LinkedIn, Substack, or visit cultureshifts.net to stay connected.

In corporate America, it's often all about the numbers, the metrics, the quotas, the profit. But in your purpose-driven business, it has to be about something more. It has to be about people.Mary Elaine Baker understands this, as it's one of the four priority pieces in her business. She is the co-founder and integrator of VAUSA, a virtual assistance company unlike any other. With no entrepreneurial background beforehand, she's taken her business and grown and scaled it in a way that really resonates with her clients. To find out how she's done it, let's dive into her corner of the virtual assistance world!In this episode of She Thinks Big, you'll learn about the importance of building a strong company culture, the challenges and rewards of scaling a business, and the valuable lessons she learned along the way. Mary will discuss her four priority pieces, their significance in building her business, and how you can approach business scaling to ensure the creation of a thriving, purpose-driven enterprise for yourself and your clients.2:35 - Mary introduces herself and discusses why she co-founded VAUSA5:27 - What Mary's clients and virtual staff are normally struggling with when they come to her11:57 - The importance of how your business values show up and how Mary grew (and then intentionally downsized) her business21:15 - Mary's four priority pieces and how they ground you and prevent fear or scarcity-based decision-making23:54 - Questions to ask yourself if you want to move from growth to scale mode in your business27:09 - What Mary does when a VA she hires experiences a confidence crisis about their ability to do the work32:43 - What to ask yourself if you're considering hiring a virtual assistantConnect with Mary Elaine BakerIn 2018, Mary Elaine co-founded VAUSA with her husband after experiencing the benefits of time freedom when Mary Elaine became a virtual assistant. As a military couple, they appreciated the flexibility that remote work provided, allowing Mary Elaine to balance her work and family life while easily adapting to the frequent changes of military life. Her experience working with entrepreneurs and connections with military spouses highlighted the need for a platform that could connect clients and virtual assistants, build trust, and facilitate effective collaboration. Thus, VAUSA was created to offer the gift of time freedom to both its clients and team.VAUSA | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | YoutubeMentioned In Beyond Growth: How to Build a Purpose-Driven Business with Mary Elaine BakerThe Ruthless Elimination of Hurry by John Mark ComerThe 6 Types of Working Genius AssessmentGet the She Thinks Big bookAndrea's LinksSubscribe to Andrea's newsletterJoin my email list now, you'll get access to the She Thinks Big audiobook for just 99 cents. It's my way of saying thank you for being part of this amazing community. Don't miss out on this limited time offer, only for email list subscribers. To get inspired, stay motivated, and keep pushing the boundaries of what's possible. Let's keep thinking big together.andreaslinks.com

Im Mai 2024 fand eine Beyond Growth Konferenz erstmals in Österreich statt. Wir waren auf der Konferenz und haben mit einer der Co-Organisator*innen Sophia Kratz gesprochen. Die Kreislaufwirtschaftsexpertin verrät uns, was sich hinter dem Begriff "Beyond Growth" verbirgt. Mehr über die Konferenz in Wien: https://www.beyondgrowth.at/ Beyond Growth Konferenz in Frankreich: Ende September im Rahmen der Assemblée Nationale und im November im Sénat Kontakt: degrowth[at]ml.projet-decroissance.net https://www.projet-decroissance.net/?cat=35

Join us for a powerful conversation with Becca Silver, an instructional coach and the CEO and founder of The Whole Educator. In this episode, we dive into the powerful world of mindsets in education—exploring what growth mindset truly is and how it impacts our brains, backed by fascinating research from Michigan State University.Becca shares why having a growth mindset alone isn't enough and introduces us to the concept of academic mindsets, which include the crucial elements of belonging, self-efficacy, and a sense of purpose. Together, we discuss practical strategies for language teachers to create a supportive and engaging classroom environment that helps both students and educators thrive.We'll also revisit some key takeaways from our previous chat in episode 36 about the "Summer Bandaid Effect."Whether you're a teacher looking to empower your students or an educator seeking to grow in your profession, this episode is packed with valuable insights and practical ideas.Click play and happy listening!Resources:Michigan State University findings: https://cpl.psy.msu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Schroder-et-al.-2014.pdfBecca Silver Podcast: Episode 70More resources:

Falls euch cogitamus gefällt, lasst bitte ein Abo da und/oder empfehlt uns weiter. Abonnieren könnt ihr uns auch auf YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@cogitamus Unterstützen könnt ihr uns ebenfalls: paypal.me/cogitamus oder cogitamus@posteo.de. Schaut auch mal auf UNCUT vorbei: https://www.uncut.at/. Nach dem großen Erfolg auf EU-Ebene 2023 veranstaltet die Dachorganisation GLOBAL2000 in diesem Jahr eine BEYOND GROWTH CONFERENCE in Wien. Wir melden uns live aus dem österreichischen Parlament und berichten von der Eröffnung mit Perspektiven und Gedanken zu postfossilem Wachstum. Kapitel 00:00 Intro, Infos zur Veranstaltung 02:43 Eindrücke vom Auftakt im Parlament 07:08 Vortrag: Planetare Grenzen (Sigrid Stagl) 13:23 Werkzeuge für Postwachstum 16:51 Takeaways, Abschlussfazit Literatur/Links/Quellen Factsheet Postwachstum: https://www.global2000.at/postwachstum-fuer-nachhaltige-entwicklung Bildnachweise: https://www.beyondgrowth.at/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Bildschirmfoto-2024-02-08-um-16.44.19.png; https://www.etui.org/sites/default/files/2022-10/Beyond_Growth_logo_RGB_Artboard%201.png; https://fototeam-nec.de/galerie/store/image/78c/268-78c7ab43.jpg; https://www.localfutures.org/wp-content/uploads/degrowth.jpg

Pour améliorer votre prospection, écoutez l'épisode 26 où Théo Guillaumin, co-fondateur de Beyond Growth décrypte le top 5 des stratégies de prospection qu'ils ont utilisées pour générer des leads qualifiés pour leurs clients.

For this episode of Post-Growth Australia Podcast, we go international by welcoming our esteemed guest Timothée Parrique, who is based in France and Sweden. Timothée is an economist at the School of Economics and Management of Lund University (Sweden). He has built a steady reputation as a colourful writer and speaker on the fallacies of our growth-based economy and is a loud and proud advocate of Degrowth, Post-Growth and Steady State based solutions. Topics discussed with Timothée in this episode include: Reflections on the Degrowth movement within Europe, with particular focus on the 2023 Beyond Growth conference held at the EU parliament. Why “green growth” and economic decoupling are fallacies that are not backed by scientific evidence. Why demography is not an economic problem and why tinkering with demography won't provide economic solutions. Timothée's personal vision for a post-growth world (involving much more social equity and much less advertising). We think you will agree that Timothée is a fantastic speaker on these issues, whose colourful use of metaphor and imagery makes for an engaging conversation. We encourage you to read his article: “A response to The Economist: Shut up and let me grow (https://timotheeparrique.com/a-response-to-the-economist-shut-up-and-let-me-grow/)”. This was an assertive response The Economist who wrote a critique of the 2023 Beyond Growth Conference (https://www.beyond-growth-2023.eu/), titled “Meet the lefty Europeans who want to deliberately shrink the economy (https://www.economist.com/europe/2023/05/18/meet-the-lefty-europeans-who-want-to-shrink-the-economy).” Indeed. There are many great YouTube videos highlighting Timothée's impressive public speaking legacy. This Tedx Talk (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gfulzow1LGU&t=22s) (which has attracted nearly 130 000 views) is in French, but if you don't speak the language, you have the option of English subtitles. We also recommend his talk at the Beyond Growth conference: “How to finance welfare without growth (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Jpe4HVGJsI)?” He has also been interviewed on the Steady Stater Podcast. Otherwise, check out Timothée Parrique's website here (https://timotheeparrique.com/). PGAP has been delighted and humbled by the fantastic listener support that we received for our last episode with First Nations cultural educator Larry Blight. (https://pgap.fireside.fm/larryblight) Thank you to everyone who took the time share your kind words with us. In keeping with Degrowth values, PGAP does not use advertising and so depends on a supportive and generous community to get the word out. Please help us spread the good word by sharing this and other episodes of PGAP with your friends, family and networks. We encourage you to review and rate PGAP on Apple Podcast (https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/post-growth-australia-podcast/id1522194099) or your favourite platform. You are welcome to contact us anytime (https://pgap.fireside.fm/contact) with your thoughts, feedback and suggestions. All views and perspectives of PGAP guests, including all past or present legacies, remain independent of the perspectives and legacies of PGAP and Sustainable Population Australia (https://population.org.au/), who support this podcast. For a more in-depth look into some of the issues around discussing population, which were touched on during the outro of this episode, please read our blog post: “To populate or not to populate? How we can come together around the eternal debate of everyone's favourite vexed issue (https://pgap.fireside.fm/articles/population).” Until next time, until then! Special Guest: Timothée Parrique.

➙ Cette chaîne vit grâce à vos dons ! https://linktr.ee/limit.media Nouveau #TALK à #BEYONDGROWTH sur LIMIT avec Timothée Parrique, docteur en économie spécialiste de la décroissance, chercheur à l'université de Lund, en Suède Quel plaisir que de retrouver pour la 2ème fois sur cette chaîne celui qui nous a fait une belle explication autour de la décroissance et d'une économie post-croissance.À l'occasion de la conférence Beyond Growth au Parlement Européen, nous avons échangé sur son feeling, ses peurs et l'espoir.

Sokan azt gondolják, hogy a nemnövekedés gondolata politikailag eladhatatlan. De vajon így van-e ez? Milyen változást hozott 2023 a nemnövekedés népszerűségében? Mit gondolnak a nemnövekedésről az Európai Parlament képviselői? Leválthatja-e a nemnövekedés a jelenlegi zöld gazdasági növekedésre fókuszáló politikai ideológiát? Sokan azt gondolják, hogy a nemnövekedés gondolata politikailag eladhatatlan. De vajon így van-e ez? Milyen változást hozott 2023 a nemnövekedés népszerűségében? Mit gondolnak a nemnövekedésről az Európai Parlament képviselői? Leválthatja-e a nemnövekedés a jelenlegi zöld gazdasági növekedésre fókuszáló politikai ideológiát? A témáról Köves Alexandra és Gébert Judit beszélget. Az európai környezetpolitikában a zöld gazdasági növekedés tűnik konszenzuális álláspontnak. De a helyzet valójában korántsem ilyen egyértelmű. Egyes politikusok már nyíltan megkérdőjelezik a növekedésorientált gazdaságpolitikát. Van-e okunk reménykedni abban, hogy a nemnövekedés gondolatai nagyobb teret nyernek a politikai színtéren? Köves Alexandra és Gébert Judit beszélget többek között az alábbiakról. Milyenek voltak a tapasztalatai a 2023 májusban, az Európai Parlamentben rendezett „A növekedésen túl” („Beyond Growth”) című háromnapos konferenciának? Giorgos Kallis és szerzőtársai felmérést készítettek az európai képviselők növekedéssel kapcsolatos attitűdjeiről 2023-ban. Milyen tanulságokkal szolgált ez a kutatás? Mi kell ahhoz, hogy a nemnövekedés széleskörű társadalmi elfogadottságra tegyen szert és leváltsa a jelenleg uralkodó ideológiát? Hogy áll a helyzet most és mi van még hátra?

In our quest for self-improvement, it's easy to focus solely on measurable progress—faster times, more significant achievements, and tangible results. However, growth extends beyond these external markers. In this episode, running coach Mario Fraioli joined me to discuss a topic we are both deeply passionate about: doing an activity for its own sake. As an elite athlete, writer, and coach, Mario has deep insight into how process, dedication, and commitment can bring satisfaction, regardless of the outcome. He shares the powerful shift in perspective that consistency comes from commitment and how much our mood can determine our understanding of progress. Plus, we talk about the significance of relationships and lifestyle in finding true fulfillment. Mario's wisdom has left a lasting impact on me, and I hope it resonates with you too.   KEY TAKEAWAYS: The work itself can be the reward, not just external achievements or metrics. Growth doesn't always mean measurable progress - it can be internal too. Consistency comes from commitment to your values and goals. It's important to find fulfillment from relationships and lifestyle, not just outcomes. Pivoting requires honesty about what still serves your values and purpose.   LINKS:  Learn more about Mario Fraioli and subscribe to the morning shakeout newsletter Washington Post Article featuring Sonya and Erin Huck, by Yael Schonbrun Episode with Erin Huck and Sonya about Athlete Motherhood How do you go about setting goals? Check out this episode about measuring progress

C40 and the Journal of City Climate Policy and Economy are providing an opportunity for cities to rethink conventional economic systems, like capitalism, that have led to the climate crisis. It is abundantly clear that the economic rules and systems created after WWII have led to twin crises: climate change and continued inequality. It's necessary to unpack these theories to better understand their impacts and relation to climate breakdown and figure out more effective economic strategies that cities can use to restore justice and health to our planet. But what exactly do cities need to understand - and do - to make this happen?Featured guests:Sandrine Dixson-Declève is the co-president of The Club of Rome and an international climate change thought leader. When she is not leading The Club of Rome, she also serves as an advisor, lecturer, and facilitator for difficult conversations about the climate crisis. Recently, The Club of Rome published Earth for All – A Survival Guide for Humanity, which revisits theories behind the degrowth and wellbeing movements that The Club of Rome helped to form fifty years ago. Sandrine was recognised most recently by Reuters as one of 25 global female trailblazers leading the fight against climate change.Councillor Susan Aitken was elected to the Langside of Glasgow, Scotland, in 2012 and became Leader of Glasgow City Council - the Scottish equivalent to mayor - in 2017. Before being elected, Susan worked in a variety of policy and research roles in the Scottish Parliament and the third sector and as a freelance writer and editor specialising in health and social care policy. She is a graduate of both Glasgow and Strathclyde Universities.Links“Prosperity Beyond Growth: An Emerging Agenda for European Cities,” by Ben Rogers et al., Journal of City Climate Policy and Economy“Cities Can Lead the Energy Employment Transition … but They Must Plan for It,” by Jim StanfordThe Limits to GrowthScientist Johan Rockström Explains Earth's Climate Tipping Points - Global Commons AllianceGlasgow's Regional Economic StrategyWellbeing economy policy design guide - C40 Knowledge HubThe shared ingredients for a wellbeing economy - C40 Knowledge HubImage credit: © Aline Souza C40If you want to learn more about the Journal of City Climate Policy and Economy, please visit our website: https://jccpe.utpjournals.press/Cities 1.5 is a podcast by University of Toronto Press and is produced in association with the Journal of City Climate Policy and Economy. Our executive producers are Isabel Sitcov, Peggy Whitfield, Jessica Abraham, Claudia Rupnik, and Dali Carmichael.Produced by Jess Schmidt: https://jessdoespodcasting.com/Music is by Lorna Gilfedder: https://origamipodcastservices.com/

En 2023, la prospection en B2B devient de plus en plus difficile. Et les bonnes vieilles méthodes ne font plus le poids. Finis les messages bateau, génériques et mal ciblés. Vous devez redoubler d'efforts pour réussir à capter l'attention de vos prospects. Mais comment faire ? Pour vous donner des pistes, j'ai invité Théo Guillaumin, le co-fondateur de Beyond Growth. Dans cet épisode, on décortique le top 5 des stratégies de prospection qu'ils ont utilisées pour générer des leads qualifiés pour leurs clients. Cerise sur le gâteau : des exemples concrets d'actions et une liste d'outils à utiliser ! Vous n'aurez plus qu'à choisir la stratégie qui vous correspond le mieux. __________________ Pour suivre Théo et Beyond Growth Linkedin : https://www.linkedin.com/in/whytrusttheo/  Site internet : https://www.beyond-growth.co/  __________________ ⭐ Pour aller plus loin, téléchargez la bibliothèque de +20 ressources marketing :  https://www.leffetmarketing.fr/ressources

Could we have an economy of enough instead of a growth economy? Earlier this year, members of the European Parliament held a 'Beyond Growth' Conference in Belguim. Last month, Aotearoa had its own version. Environmental historian and author of 'Beyond Manapouri: 50 years of Environmental Politics in New Zealand' Dr Catherine Knight is asking us to reconsider what our financial system looks like. She joins Jesse today.

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Caroline Whyte spoke with Katy Wiese, the Policy Manager for Economic Transition and Gender Equality at the European Environmental Bureau, and Jan Mayrhofer, the Policy and Advocacy Manager for Sustainability at the European Youth Forum. Katy and Jan discussed the recommendations in their co-authored report 'Escaping the Jobs and Growth Treadmill,' their impressions of the European Parliament's recent Beyond Growth conference - including Katy's experience on a panel discussing shorter working hours - and some potential next steps at the EU level to help achieve a post-growth, wellbeing-oriented European economy.

Do you know how many Jews there are there in the world?  Dennis recalls his first trip to Kentucky. State populations versus representation… Dennis and Julie share adoration for the founding fathers… did divine intervention play a role?  Julie was overwhelmed by pride propaganda everywhere in NYC and wonders how we went from gratitude to contempt in this country after seeing the Statue of Liberty.  The only systemic racism in this country is coming from the Left.  A speaker at the Beyond Growth conference states that white supremacy, colonialism, and imperialism underlie everything.  Where is all this wokeness headed?  Who is it worse for… those that saw America at its greatest and saw it fall … or for those who never saw it as great?  Saying “yes, dear…” is placating your wife.  Leftist men aren't masculine.  What does the Leftist love… love requires respect and gratitude, and there is none of that on the Left.  People who walk around thinking they are victims will inevitability be mean and unhappy.  Kids don't listen to parents regarding potential mates.  Do you like your in-laws? Music: Straight to the Point c 2022Richard Friedman Music Publishing 100%Richard Friedman Writers 100%ASCAP (PRO)IPI128741568RichardFriedmanMusic.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Do you know how many Jews there are there in the world?  Dennis recalls his first trip to Kentucky. State populations versus representation… Dennis and Julie share adoration for the founding fathers… did divine intervention play a role?  Julie was overwhelmed by pride propaganda everywhere in NYC and wonders how we went from gratitude to contempt in this country after seeing the Statue of Liberty.  The only systemic racism in this country is coming from the Left.  A speaker at the Beyond Growth conference states that white supremacy, colonialism, and imperialism underlie everything.  Where is all this wokeness headed?  Who is it worse for… those that saw America at its greatest and saw it fall … or for those who never saw it as great?  Saying “yes, dear…” is placating your wife.  Leftist men aren't masculine.  What does the Leftist love… love requires respect and gratitude, and there is none of that on the Left.  People who walk around thinking they are victims will inevitability be mean and unhappy.  Kids don't listen to parents regarding potential mates.  Do you like your in-laws? Music: Straight to the Point c 2022Richard Friedman Music Publishing 100%Richard Friedman Writers 100%ASCAP (PRO)IPI128741568RichardFriedmanMusic.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EP78 - Aflevering 78 staat volledig in het teken van de "Beyond growth" beweging, bekeken vanuit bitcoin-perspectief. We kijken naar wat het is, en gaan in op een aantal onderwerpen die door Anuna en Thimotée werden aangereikt. 

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Has time run out for the Titanic sub? The chances of a rescue, if there ever was any chance, are very slim… The “Beyond Growth” conference in Europe advocates for the end of prosperity... Dennis talks to Ashley Rindsberg, investigative journalist. He presents the new PragerU video, “Russia Collusion and the Death of Journalism.”  Dennis talks to Peachy Keenan, writer and housewife. Her new book is Domestic Extremist: A Practical Guide to Winning the Culture War.  The LA Times is thrilled that Drag Queens are performing in front of small children in Laguna Beach, CA… Dennis returns to the Beyond Growth conference and plays a clip. If this wasn't so serious, it would be funny.  Thanks for listening to the Daily Dennis Prager Podcast. To hear the entire three hours of my radio show as a podcast, commercial-free every single day, become a member of Pragertopia. You'll also get access to 15 years' worth of archives, as well as daily show prep. Subscribe today at Pragertopia dot com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's a European Union supported group called Beyond Growth. They're on a mission to make everyone poorer. Prosperous people consume too many resources… The CEO of the company that made the Titanic sub doesn't want old “50-year-old white guys” on his team. He wants young people. They're more “inspiring.”…For the left, it's not merely enough to tolerate deviant behavior. We must celebrate it. Take pride in it… What happens to your life when your husband goes trans?  What are the consequences to friends and family of someone going trans? This is one question that no one seems to ask.  Dennis talks to Ann Atkinson former executive director of the T.W. Lewis Center for Personal Development at ASU's Barrett Honors College. Following a speech by Dennis and Charlie Kirk, ASU shut down the Lewis Center. Ann's WSJ piece about her travails has gone viral. Thanks for listening to the Daily Dennis Prager Podcast. To hear the entire three hours of my radio show as a podcast, commercial-free every single day, become a member of Pragertopia. You'll also get access to 15 years' worth of archives, as well as daily show prep. Subscribe today at Pragertopia dot com.See omny.fm/listener for privacy information.

Vincent est chercheur interdisciplinaire et a récemment publié "Sobriété (la vraie)". Il a été de tous les combats sur la décroissance depuis plus de 15 ans ! Il se passe clairement un truc depuis quelques années avec la décroissance. D'un côté les idées ont gagné du terrain, la société civile exprime de nouvelles aspirations, et les décroissants se sont notabilisés comme l'illustrent par exemple récemment les conférences Beyond Growth au Parlement Européen. D'un autre côté il semble y avoir une panique voire carrément une psychose, avec accusation de préparer un projet totalitaire, climatocrate, oligarchique, anti-pauvres, régressif ou que sais-je encore. Fiou ! Pour tenter d'y voir plus clair, j'invite Vincent à aborder les questions suivantes, avec le recul et la sagesse qui le caractérisent : * S'il y a une « vraie » sobriété, quelle est la « fausse » sobriété ? * Comment appliquer politiquement la décroissance et la sobriété ? * Les décroissants sont-ils en train de remporter la bataille culturelle ? * Ne sommes-nous pas un peu dans une bulle en France ? * Le risque d'éco-fascisme et/ou de fuite en avant * La non-violence et la désobéissance civile Lien vers son livre "Sobriété (la Vraie)" : https://www.decitre.fr/livres/sobriete-la-vraie-9791030104844.html Lien vers la précédente intervention de Vincent sur Plan(s) B : https://youtu.be/6wwQDHOAQIE #decroissance #ecologie #plansb #vincentliegey #cyrusfarhangi

with Alix Geard. Recorded at Auckland Unitarian Church 4th June 2023. I wanted to share something about what the future might look like: especially something new about what's going on in the space around climate change and degrowth. I've been finding that quite depressing, though. I admit that I even asked ChatGPT for some examples of what I might say. The homilies it came up with were familiar, reassuring, anodyne and almost completely pointless. They did sound good, though. Instead, I want to throw some ideas at you about what people are like, and how we work together. The ideas are all a bit flawed – they're working notes and patterns to look out for – but I've found them useful. For more information, including links and discussion questions, see:- https://aucklandunitarian.org.nz/beyond-growth/

Seán Ó Conláin and Caroline Whyte exchange some initial thoughts on the European Parliament's recent conference, ‘Beyond Growth: Pathways Towards Sustainable Prosperity in the EU,” which they both attended from May 15-17. They considered it a seminal event and felt it was far too rich an experience to sum up in a half-hour podcast, and so they plan to discuss it further in future podcasts. In this podcast they shared their overall impressions, placing the conference in the context of highly unbalanced world trade system that strongly favours the Global North, and of a potential and very worrying swing to the right in next year's European elections. They also exchanged views on talks from the conference on economic models, the fiscal framework and the financial system, which were given in Plenaries 5 and 6 by Gael Giraud, Phillipa Sigl-Glöckner and Ann Pettifor.

Podcast von Jürgen Klute Die rasant ansteigende Klimaerwärmung ist das drängendste und größte Problem, vor dem wir gegenwärtig stehen. Um einen weiteren Anstieg der Temperatur zu stoppen oder zumindest deutlich zu verringern, ist ein Umbau unserer Wirtschaft unumgänglich. Denn die Klimaerwärmung ist nach dem, was Klimawissenschaftlerinnen und Klimawissenschaftler derzeit sagen können, eindeutig [...]

479 - Beyond Growth Bubbles - Elina Eriksson in Sweden joins Samuel Mann and Mawera Karetai in Dunedin. WIth a contribution from Tahu Mackenzie. This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz

Hoe ziet een wereld eruit die niet economische groei, maar collectief welzijn als doel heeft? Moeten we onze economie krimpen of is het mogelijk om binnen ecologische grenzen te groeien? Activisten, wetenschappers en politici kwamen deze week bijeen in het Europees Parlement om zich over deze vragen te buigen tijdens de driedaagse Beyond Growth conferentie. Te gast in deze aflevering is Dirk Holemans, schrijver en onderzoeker, om het met Bas te hebben over de post-groei samenleving als oplossing voor de klimaatcrisis. Stel hier je vraag aan Bas. Volg Bas op Twitter om op de hoogte te blijven. Schrijf je in voor onze EuropaUpdate.

We are joined in this episode by Richard Heinberg, one of the world's foremost experts on energy and sustainability. Using his latest book, Power: Limits and Prospects for Human Survival as the basis of our conversation, we unpack how humans have come to overpower Earth's natural systems and oppress one another and how we might address this. Richard challenges the techno-utopian absurdity of “green growth” and explains how unfettered human expansionism, even with a “green” tint, is incompatible with natural limits. We discuss how we might deliberately rein in our power, starting with an urgent transition away from fossil fuels, and move from a culture of unabated growth toward a culture of sufficiency, simplicity, and resilience. See episode website for show notes, links, and transcript: https://www.populationbalance.org/podcasts/richard-heinberg ABOUT US The Overpopulation Podcast features enlightening conversations between Population Balance Executive Director Nandita Bajaj, cohost Alan Ware, and expert guests. We cover a broad variety of topics that explore the impacts of our expanding human footprint on human rights, animal protection, and environmental restoration, as well as individual and collective solutions. Learn more here: https://www.populationbalance.org/

Philippe Lamberts is advancing one of the most progressive agendas ever to reach the upper echelons of the EU power structure. This month the co-head of the Greens at the European Parliament will convene a conference that seeks to change, well, just about everything. The conference is called Beyond Growth — an umbrella term for thinking about how growth in a materially finite world is reaching its limits. All 1,500 seats have been snapped up and thousands of people are expected to watch via the Internet. But what's more remarkable is how Philippe got some of the EU's heaviest hitters to come along too. Among those expected to address the conference: Ursula von der Leyen, the conservative president of the European Commission. Her presence shows the growth debate is no longer "for loonies," says Philippe. But Philippe may also be cover for von der Leyen: she may want to be remembered as someone who at least tried to seek alternatives to growth models and metrics like GDP before the climate crisis worsens. For now, most policymakers are stuck on the idea that we'll be able to find a source of nearly unlimited high efficiency low carbon energy, and that we'll do so in time to avoid sharp declines in standards of living. The resulting inertia infuriates activists like those who disrupted the Brussels Economic Forum this month. They are demanding that the EU jettison an "ideology of infinite economic growth" without delay. But such demands sit awkwardly with winning steady and sustained buy-in from lobbies and voters. So how to face the future with the odds stacked so heavily against a satisfactory outcome? Philippe starts this episode with thoughts on how his Christianity informs his thinking on Beyond Growth — and on how his faith helps him deal with the existential questions we all must now live with.Support the show

Aujourd'hui j'ai l'immense plaisir de vous présenter le parcours de Theo Guillaumin. Après une potentielle carrière toute tracée de Consultant chez Cap Gemini, il a décidé de se mettre en risque et démissionner pour se mettre en chemin. Il se lance alors dans le drop shipping, mais c'est à la fois un échec en terme financier et pour ses valeurs, il capitalise sur tout ce qu'il a appris pour se lancer en freelance comme Growth Marketer. Aujourd'hui, Théo a créé Beyond Growth et concentre son énergie pour aider les entreprises à impact. Je ne vous en dis pas plus, je vous souhaite la bienvenue dans l'univers de Theo Guillaumin. Pour découvrir tous les liens pour le suivre, rdv sur pourquoipasmoi.co : http://pourquoipasmoi.co/   Pour en savoir + sur le bilan de compétences nouvelle génération (100% finançable avec le CPF) : https://pourquoipasmoi.co/bilan-de-competences Pour vous inscrire à la newsletter : https://pourquoipasmoi.co/newsletter Pour suivre l'aventure sur instagram, c'est là : https://www.instagram.com/pourquoipasmoi.co/ Pour découvrir le livre "Et si je changeais de métier", c'est ici. : http://pourquoipasmoi.co/livre-et-si-je-changeais-de-metier Pour écouter le TEDx “Je n'ai plus peur du dimanche soir” : https://urlz.fr/joCP 

Intractable racism, increasing inequality, and intensifying climate change—for author and environmental activist Bill McKibben, these are some of the legacies wrought by the growth of American suburbs during the past forty years.  On this episode, McKibben joins Commonweal associate editor Griffin Oleynick to speak about his new memoir, The Flag, the Cross, and the Station Wagon, which identifies the 1970s as the pivotal decade that marked a definitive shift toward individualism.  Our problems are real, but not insurmountable, McKibben argues. Our situation can be improved by organizing for change, and reclaiming American symbols of patriotism, faith, and fairness. For further reading:  “Tears & Ashes,” Vincent Miller  “Beyond Growth,” Max Foley-Keene “At Our Mercy,” Elizabeth Johnson

What?? State, County and Local governments have budgets way above their population growth and inflation combined? How can that be? Kendall Cotton of the Frontier Institute explains.

Most leaders want to grow their business. And many work too hard to make that happen. But purpose-driven leaders and entrepreneurs look beyond growth to consider the impact they want to make through their business.  They want to make the world a better place. The good news is they don't always have to work so hard in the process. Clear focus on priorities is key Find the full show notes at: https://workmatters.com/Going-Beyond-Growth-to-Make-the-World-a-Better-Place-with-CEO-Chanie-Gluck

Nothing is so intertwined with human success and folly as economics. The economy, for better or for worse, drives much of our fate from our household budget to our national policies to the outbreak of war. But economic activity also has profound effects on the environment and a close inspection of economics opens the question of whether humans can live sustainably on the only planet we have. The field of economics that focuses on sustainability and the environmental costs of economic activity is ecological economics. With us to discuss this field is one of its founders, Herman Daly. Herman received a B.A. in economics from Rice University in 1960 and a PhD in from Vanderbilt University in 1967. He was a professor of economics at Louisiana State University until 1988, and then served as senior economist in the environment department of the World Bank until 1994. He then joined the faculty at the University of Maryland in the School of Public Affairs. Herman is the author of over 100 articles in professional journals, as well as many books, including: Toward a Steady-State Economy (1973), Steady-State Economics (1977), Valuing the Earth (1993), Beyond Growth (1996), Ecological Economics and the Ecology of Economics (1999), Ecological Economics: Principles and Applications (2004), and Ecological Economics and Sustainable Development (2007). He is co-author with theologian John B. Cobb, Jr. of the award-winning book, For the Common Good (1989). He also co-founded the journal Ecological Economics and the International Society of Ecological Economics. Herman has received too many awards to list here, but they include Sweden's Honorary Right Livelihood Award, the Heineken Prize for Environmental Science from the Netherlands, the Sophie Prize for Environment and Development from Norway, the Medal of the Presidency of the Italian Republic, the Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Council for Science and the Environment, and the Blue Planet Prize.

Five months ago, Gaya's work led to headlines like Yep, it's bleak, says expert who tested 1970s end-of-the-world prediction. The 1970s predictions weren't exactly predictions, but the headline refers to the book Limits to Growth. If you're not familiar with it, we start by talking about it. We both consider its views and analysis among the most important.The book simulated possible outcomes for humans on Earth. Those outcomes varied from lots of happy people to billions dying. The authors' goals were to show what patterns we might expect.Still, people since have wondered if we and Earth have tracked any of those outcomes. Gaya's work does just that and shows that we have a slim chance of avoiding collapse, but a good chance of hitting it. I am amazed at how well those models track so many measurable outcomes in disparate areas.Our conversation covers her research, what it means, how to understand it, her work with companies, systems, solutions, and how these things affect our personal lives. Limits to Growth, Gaya's work, and what to do about them are among the most important things we can understand. Beyond Growth, Gaya's summary of her workMIT Predicted in 1972 That Society Will Collapse This Century. New Research Shows We're on Schedule., a Vice article on her workUpdate to Limits to Growth: Comparing the World3 Model with Empirical Data, Gaya's original results See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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On this week's show, we spoke with Rupert Hill, Founder & CEO @ Surf Simply Rupert is originally from the U.K. where he worked teaching both conventional, entry-level surf lessons and also video coaching with young competitors. His vision was to create a scientifically informed coaching methodology which bridged the gap between the two extremes of beginner and competitor. In 2007 he moved to Nosara in Costa Rica, where he set up Surf Simply out of the back of his car. Ten years on Surf Simply has become a high end coaching resort which books out a year in advance. As well as running the resort, he is now a keen water photographer.   On the show, we spoke about:  The basics of learning to surf Moving to Costa Rica and launching his business The Surf Simply business model  A neat trick to keep his team happy His philosophy of not needing to grow at all costs   It was a pleasure with Rupert. He has a fresh take on building a business that does not get enough attention. I hope that you enjoy the conversation!   Let us know what you think. What types of guests would you like to see on the show? What topics interest you the most? Send me your thoughts at nectar@thepnr.com   Subscribe | iTunes | Google Play |Spotify | YouTube | Stitcher | Breaker

The Lindisfarne Tapes are selected recordings of presentations and conversations at the Lindisfarne Fellows' meetings. In March of 2013 William Thompson granted permission to the Schumacher Center for a New Economics to transfer the talks from the old reel-to-reel tapes to digital format so that they could be posted online and shared freely. In 2021, the Schumacher Center used the digital audio to create the Lindisfarne Tapes Podcast. Reposting should include acknowledgment of williamirwinthompson.org. Learn more about the Lindisfarne Tapes here.Meadows delivered this lecture in 1976 at the Lindisfarne Fellows Conference, "Economics and the Moral Order."

Banyak orang tidak sadar bahwa Emotional Intelligence punya peran yang sangat penting dalam kehidupan sehari - hari dan juga dalam dunia kerja. Di episode kali ini, Roy Geurts (Managing Director of Beyond Growth) akan menjelaskan cara menerapkan EQ (Emotional Quotient) untuk meningkatkan kesadaran diri, kesadaran sosial, manajemen sosial, dan manajemen diri. Semua itu bisa kita latih agar dapat melakukan komunikasi yang lebih efektif terutama dalam melakukan pekerjaan. Saksikan/dengarkan selengkapnya hanya J-Talk S02 EPS03.