Podcasts about Colin Webster

10e émission de la 61e session...Cette semaine, mon retour à l'animation, freebop et free jazz assez lourd autour de la guitare! En musique: James Brandon Lewis sur l'album Apple Cores  (Anti-, 2025); Steve Lehman Trio + Mark Turner sur l'album The Music of Anthony Braxton  (Pi, 2025); Tim Berne sur l'album Yikes Too  (Screwgun, 2025); Stian Larsen, Colin Webster, Ruth Goller, Andrew Lisle sur l'album Temple of Muses  (Relative Pitch, 2025); Quetzal Tirado Unit sur l'album The Fat is Back  (Indépendant, 2025); Panaeon Quartet sur l'album The Uncertainty Of Names  (Phonocene, 2025)...

Welcome to the Keswick Convention podcast 2024, meeting some of the speakers and seminar leaders to unpack the content and topics that feature at the Convention 2024, where the big theme is ‘Resurrection'.Hosted by Graham Albans and Matt Holden.PHIL MOORE & COLIN WEBSTERPhil Moore and Colin Webster are both at Cornerstone church in Nottingham, where Colin is a minister and Phil is the Director of Ministry for Youth/Music. They're often leading worship together at national events and conferences, and this year Phil is leading worship in the main tent during Week 2. You can also catch Phil in concert on Wednesday night of Week 2. www.cornerstoneworship.co.ukYou may also be interested in Andrew Peterson's Week 3 seminars called ‘Art Making and the Redemption of Time' and ‘The Creative Process as Light in the Darkness'.BOOKS10ofThose have kindly provided a discount code for listeners of this podcast, and a link to find all the titles mentioned in this series. Simply visit https://uk.10ofthose.com/partners/keswick-podcast and use the discount code: Keswick5Books mentioned in this episode:-  Worship Matters: Bob Kauflin - Time Well Spent: Colin Webster Support the Show.Visit the Keswick Ministries website for more resources. The Keswick Convention is free and runs from 13th July until 2nd August 2024. https://keswickministries.org/

In this episode of Chasing Leviathan, PJ and Dr. Colin Webster discuss the impact of tools and technology on ancient understandings of the human body. Dr. Webster explores historical shifts of our views of the body, and the wisdom that can be gained from studying historical paradigms of medicine from ancient cultures.For a deep dive into Colin Webster's work, check out his book: Tools and the Organism: Technology and the Body in Ancient Greek and Roman Medicine

Bienvenue dans la 3ème émission de cette saison 2023, on vous re-transporte encore une fois dans la chaleur d'une nuit d'été autour d'une bande de musiciens particulièrement habités, invoquant les fantômes de Marvin Gaye et de Fela Kuti... Anthony Joseph est le poète que vous allez entendre non pas chanter mais déclamer, dans un anglais un peu créolisé mais néanmoins très élégant, sur fond de funk frénétique et presque voodoo qu'il fait groover sur l'indispensable steel-drum des Caraïbes, manié par le batteur Rod Youngs (batterie). Son sextet sur mesure, vigoureux, inventif et respectueux de son héritage, comporte aussi Andrew John (basse), le frenchie Thibaut Remy (guitare), et les impressionnants Jason Yarde (saxophone alto) et Colin Webster (saxophone ténor) aux solos délirants comme vous l'entendrez vers la 30ème minute. Bref ouvrez les oreilles et attablez-vous au comptoir de radio-active pour écouter, d'abord, une courte interview d'Anthony dans laquelle il évoque son histoire d'immigration à Londres, et sa construction personnelle autour de la littérature et des auteurs qui ont suivi le même chemin que lui, pour s'orienter dans cette nouvelle babylone... Puis nous entendrons Mikhaele Elfassy narrer une traduction d'une des chansons les plus emblématiques d'Anthony, "Calling England Home"; et enfin pour se réchauffer de cette fin d'hiver et de sa morosité ambiante, c'est cadeau, votre émission podcast "sous la plage spécial Jazz à Porquerolles va vous offrir aujourd'hui une bonne demi-heure d'un enregistrement de concert - il vous sera absolument impossible de ne pas danser, on préfère vous prévenir si jamais vous êtes au volant.. bienvenue de nouveau à Jazz à Porquerolles, et bienvenue aujourd'hui dans un jazz funky et endiablé qui jamais ne laisse sa conscience politique apprivoiser. Bonne écoute et RDV le mois prochain pour de nouvelles surprises en podcast et sur Radioactive 100FM. Tracklisting: Portico Quartet "Youth" Anthony Joseph "Calling England Home" Anthony Joseph Sextet Live @ Jazz à Porquerolles 2022

#BettingPeople: Dave talks about going straight to the top of the business working for Colin Webster, firstly at the dogs then the rails on course. He starts the interview by talking about taking on the big and shrewd punters on course, how his boss would deal with that business and his betting the life stuff. Meeting Dave Brewer with Simon Nott.

Marty Young & @ryliedotmorgan are unhinged & Colin Webster joins the team for a chat... They're back for Rear View Mirror, Feature Racing, Music and Form Talk to find the winners this weekend with Brad McManus.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There are significant material, energy, labour and carbon savings to be made by reusing, rather than remaking, a product.How does this work in business? And how does it fit into a circular economy?In this episode, Colin Webster from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation speaks to José Manuel Moller from Algramo about the role of reuse in household shopping, and to architect Nitesh Magdani about reuse in the built environment.__Useful links:Explore the butterfly diagramRead the reuse bookletLearn more about AlgramoVisit Net Positive SolutionsListen to all episodes of the Circular Economy Show PodcastVisit the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's website  

WA Racing doyen Colin Webster joins Racing Pulse after he trained Trix Of The Trade to win the Group 1 Railway Stakes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The circular economy is often wrongly characterised as a tech solution, or a solution for tech, but it's about much more than that.As we heard in episode 97, there are two cycles: the technical and biological one. In this episode, we're exploring the latter.Colin Webster from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation talks to farmer and soil advocate Abby Rose, and Gero Leson, Vice President of Special Operations at Dr. Bronner's, to hear about the benefits and practicalities of agriculture in a circular economy.--Useful links:Find out more about food and the circular economyCheck out Abby Rose's podcast FarmeramaLearn more about Dr Bronner's work with farmersDiscover more about the biological and technical cycles Listen to all episodes of the Circular Economy Show PodcastVisit the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's website

What do you do when something you own, say a toaster, breaks? You've usually got two options: fix it, or replace it. It often feels like replacing an item is easier than repairing it, and the most cost-effective solution. But in a circular economy, we want goods and materials to stay in circulation at high value for as long as possible. So how does that work in reality?In this new series, Colin Webster from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation explores individual elements of the circular economy.In this episode, he's joined by Dr Conny Bakker, Professor of Design Methodology for Sustainability and Circular Economy at TU Delft, and Josephine Philips, the founder and CEO of Sojo, a UK-based third party clothing repair service, to discuss the role of repair.--Useful links:Learn more about the EU's Right to Repair legislation Find out more about Conny Bakker's workDiscover more about SojoRead more about how circulating products and materials contributes to a circular economyListen to all episodes of the Circular Economy Show PodcastVisit the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's website

Sometimes the concept of a circular economy seems so large that it's difficult to get to grips with it. It's never about one thing. It's about a million things at once.We're back next week with a new look, and a new series!Over the next four episodes, Colin Webster from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's learning team helps break the concept down into smaller chunks.He'll speak to experts from the fields of repair, agriculture, open source, and reuse to find out how they relate to the circular economy.Subscribe or follow The Circular Economy Show Podcast so you never miss an episode.

"Headless Walk" Sputnik Trio: Time Hunt (Sentencia Records, 2022) Ricardo Tejero, Marco Serrato, Borja Díaz. El tema es una composición de Sputnik Trio. Tomajazz: © Pachi Tapiz, 2022 ¿Sabías que? Time Hunt es la sexta grabación de Sputnik Trio: Sputnik Trio, Live Betrayal y What The Hate en formato trío; Spain Is The Place y Matadero son en formación de cuarteto con el saxofonista Colin Webster. Time Hunt se puede entender como una continuación de la anterior grabación, What The Hate, ya que el último tema de esta grabación se titulaba "Time Hunters". Marco Serrato y Borja Díaz son dos terceras partes del Hidden Forces Trio. En anteriores episodios de JazzX5/HDO/LODLMA/Maltidos Jazztardos/Tomajazz Remembers… https://www.tomajazz.com/web/?p=24671 Más información sobre Sputnik Trio https://www.tomajazz.com/web/?s=sputnik+Trio&submit=Search https://sentenciarecords.bandcamp.com/ Más información sobre JazzX5 JazzX5 es un minipodcast de HDO de la Factoría Tomajazz presentado, editado y producido por Pachi Tapiz. JazzX5 comenzó su andadura el 24 de junio de 2019. Todas las entregas de JazzX5 están disponibles en https://www.tomajazz.com/web/?cat=23120 / https://www.ivoox.com/jazzx5_bk_list_642835_1.html. JazzX5 y los podcast de Tomajazz en Telegram En Tomajazz hemos abierto un canal de Telegram para que estés al tanto, al instante, de los nuevos podcast. Puedes suscribirte en https://t.me/TomajazzPodcast. Pachi Tapiz en Tomajazz https://www.tomajazz.com/web/?cat=17847

Rachel Redeemed talks to musicians and worship leaders,  Colin Webster and Phil Moore. With the world still upside down in and out of lockdowns, we hear of what these two have been up to, what they have been dwelling on in scripture and more.You can see Phil's 'Home for Christmas' initiative and where you can pick up a copy of their carol-service-at-home here: https://www.10ofthose.com/uk/products/27085/home-for-christmas-carol-serviceYou can have a look at Keswick's publications and further resources here.This podcast is from Keswick ministries. You can also find a link to their other podcast, Kes Talks, here.This podcast was presented and produced by Rachel Redeemed.The theme tune is Tiny Things by Yvonne Lyon If you would like to Support the show, you now know where to go! (https://keswickministries.org/donate)Support the Show.Visit the Keswick Ministries website for more resources. The Keswick Convention is free and runs from 13th July until 2nd August 2024. https://keswickministries.org/

On this week's show, it's a surprise drop from DBT, another sprawling blink-and-you'll-miss-it Good Music compilation, and new records from IDLES & Dawes. All this & much, much less!

Colin Webster (designer) and Rachel Codd (graphics & illustration) of Counter Attack: The Football Strategy Game, spoke to Inside the Beautiful Game. Counter Attack is a football strategy game which lasts for 90 minutes. The two players or managers each control a team of 11 players. Every player has a unique set of skills that the managers try to best utilise during play. Managers control how the players move, pass, dribble, tackle and shoot. Duels between players on the pitch - whether tackles, shots or headers - are determined by a combination of the unique player skills plus a dice roll. During movement phases, a sand timer is used to keep the pace of the game up. Counter Attack features everything you'd expect in a game of football, from corners to free kicks, penalties to red cards and injuries.  This episode of Inside the Beautiful Game was recorded on April 17, 2020. You can find Inside the Beautiful Game on Facebook and follow the pod on Twitter @InsideTBG or on podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/inside-the-beautiful-game-991478 Please leave us a review and 5* rating either on Apple podcasts or at http://ratethispodcast.com/inside. Thanks!

It is unlikely that extra-mural activities at schools will continue this year as most schools will be focussing on completing academic work. eSports is a great alternative to in-person events as it automatically adheres to social distancing conventions and allows learners to still engage socially on platforms that they are already comfortable with. During this episode I talk to a board member of the International Esports Federation (IESF), and general secretary of Mind Sports South Africa (MSSA), Colin Webster about how you can start an eSports club at your school

Soccerlit’s Mitchell Petit-Frere spoke with Colin Webster about Counter Attack, the soccer strategy board game. Colin delved into his love of soccer games and how that passion influenced Counter Attack, as well as the intricacies of bringing a board game to life.

A hot and humid night in Cumbria and we’re playing some perfect music for the occasion. One hour of sticky, summertime tracks for your listening pleasure. It got so damn hot the studio fan was left on during the talky bits.   Tracklisting: Christina Kubisch – Diapason (edit) – Diapason (Semishigure) – Buy Philip Sulidae – Conurb complexity version – Conurb (Linear Obsessional) – Buy Wayne Rex, Dave Jackson, Rich Goodson – Crumbling From Below – Double Album (MuteAnt) – Buy Anthony Braxton – First Set (edit) – Composition No. 94 For Three Instrumentalists (Leo) – Buy Vortex – No Title 01 – Clinical Jazz (Clinical Archives) – Download Dirk Serries, Martina Verhoeven, Colin Webster – Cinepalace (edit) – Cinepalace (New Wave of Jazz) – Buy John Stevens Trio – Summertime – Live at The Plough (Ayler) – Buy Hartmut Geerken And Art Ensemble Of Chicago – Disc 1 (edit) – Zero Sun No Point (Dedicated To Mynona & Sun Ra) (Leo) – Buy Pharoah Sanders – Ore-Se-Rere – Elevation (Impulse!) – Buy Áine O’Dwyer – 21.12.12 (edit) – Gegenschein (Self Released) – Buy

In public discussion, the circular economy is often described as a way to allow technical products and their components to be used as endlessly as possible. But we can’t forget about the biological cycle – how does it work when we come to the system that sustains life: agriculture? In this episode, Hunter Lovins argues that we need a ‘circular economy of the soil’ to feed a growing population, restore soil quality and ultimately reconcile farming systems with natural cycles. L. Hunter Lovins is President of Natural Capitalism Solutions (NCS) and is co-author of Natural Capitalism: The Next Industrial Revolution. Hunter LovinsThis podcast series presented by Colin Webster explores the recently published book A New Dynamic 2: Effective systems in a circular economy. Each programme features an interview with authors of the book’s chapters. These leading experts on architecture, agriculture, design, business or engineering, provide unique insights that reflect on the necessity to develop a whole-system approach to re-think our economy.

Tal día como hoy, hace 16 años, la sonda espacial NEAR Shoemaker de la NASA se posó sobre el asteroide Eros. Fue la primera ocasión en que algo así sucedía. Ese mismo día, el 12 de febrero de 2001, la sonda radiofónica de 'Club de Jazz' se posó por primera vez en las orejas de algún oyente. Celebramos nuestro cumpleaños y lo hacemos conversando con Benjamín Montesinos, astrofísico del Centro de Astrobiología de Madrid, que nos explica la importancia de aquella misión. La nuestra es divulgar la buena música y lo hacemos reuniendo a todos nuestros colaboradores: "desde mi cadiera" Jesús Moreno nos dice que "Spain is the place", título con reminiscencias espaciales para el encuentro de los saxofonistas Ricardo Tejero y Colin Webster con el contrabajista Marco Serrato y el baterista Borja Díaz. Ferran Esteve nos acerca en "La duda y el permanente" al nuevo trabajo en ECM del trío del pianista suizo Colin Vallon, "Danse". El Jazz Porteño de Alberto Varela nos da la "Hora libre", grabación del guitarrista Guillermo Bazzola que en 2014 le reunió con Ernesto Jodos (órgano Hammond), Rodrigo Domínguez (saxos) y Juanma Barroso (batería). Los "Ritmos Latinos" de Anxo nos ofrece una perspectiva de la música del saxofonista británico Chip Wickham, que presenta "La sombra". El disco se publica en el sello Lovemonk, el mismo que publica "El submarinista en el tejado", del grupo Forastero. Fernando Ortiz de Urbina se suma desde su "London Calling" a la celebración del cumpleaños del Club con otra celebración y un encuentro fabuloso: el del trío del pianista Bill Evans con el saxofonista Stan Getz. El "Tren Azul" de Luis Díaz García se pone en marcha para hacer sonar legendarias grabaciones del trompetista Dizzy Gillespie. Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

Tal día como hoy, hace 16 años, la sonda espacial NEAR Shoemaker de la NASA se posó sobre el asteroide Eros. Fue la primera ocasión en que algo así sucedía. Ese mismo día, el 12 de febrero de 2001, la sonda radiofónica de 'Club de Jazz' se posó por primera vez en las orejas de algún oyente. Celebramos nuestro cumpleaños y lo hacemos conversando con Benjamín Montesinos, astrofísico del Centro de Astrobiología de Madrid, que nos explica la importancia de aquella misión. La nuestra es divulgar la buena música y lo hacemos reuniendo a todos nuestros colaboradores: "desde mi cadiera" Jesús Moreno nos dice que "Spain is the place", título con reminiscencias espaciales para el encuentro de los saxofonistas Ricardo Tejero y Colin Webster con el contrabajista Marco Serrato y el baterista Borja Díaz. Ferran Esteve nos acerca en "La duda y el permanente" al nuevo trabajo en ECM del trío del pianista suizo Colin Vallon, "Danse". El Jazz Porteño de Alberto Varela nos da la "Hora libre", grabación del guitarrista Guillermo Bazzola que en 2014 le reunió con Ernesto Jodos (órgano Hammond), Rodrigo Domínguez (saxos) y Juanma Barroso (batería). Los "Ritmos Latinos" de Anxo nos ofrece una perspectiva de la música del saxofonista británico Chip Wickham, que presenta "La sombra". El disco se publica en el sello Lovemonk, el mismo que publica "El submarinista en el tejado", del grupo Forastero. Fernando Ortiz de Urbina se suma desde su "London Calling" a la celebración del cumpleaños del Club con otra celebración y un encuentro fabuloso: el del trío del pianista Bill Evans con el saxofonista Stan Getz. El "Tren Azul" de Luis Díaz García se pone en marcha para hacer sonar legendarias grabaciones del trompetista Dizzy Gillespie. Toda la información y derechos: http://www.elclubdejazz.com

A real cracking show tonight. A fine selection of new releases and old favourites as ever including a track from brand new label Fearful Owl. Play often and play loud daddio!! Oh and ignore the silent bit when I forgot to turn the mic on….   Tracklisting: The Remote Viewers – New Statue – Crimeways (ReR Megacorp) – Buy David Birchall, Andrew Cheetham, Colin Webster, Otto Willberg -Low Level Curlew – Plastic Knuckle (Raw Tonk) – Buy Run Logan Run – Phoenix – EP1 (Self Released) – Buy Adrian Northover & Nii Noi Nortey – Track 11 – Horse Box Vol.1 (iklectik) – Buy Viv Corringham & Rick Wilson – Sick From Silence – Glimpses of Recognition (Third Force) – Buy Gidouille – Der Neue Klang (edit) – Soundcloud Trevor Watts String Ensemble – No Waiting – Cynosure (Hi 4 Head) – Buy Max Hummus – Ro and Unrest – The Unquickening Pace (Fearful Owl) – Buy (40% for our listeners with code ttm) Sam Andreae – Everyone, Always, Honestly [version 1] (edit) – Cows in Large Pastures (Slip) – Buy Olie Brice & Achim Kaufmann – To Heap (edit) – Of Tides (Babel) – Buy

A fine episode tonight featuring a host of excellent new releases and a special TTM exclusive live recording of one off quartet Misha Feigin, Stephen Grew, Dean McPhee, Ian Simpson – recorded at Tree of Sound in Lancaster. Tracklisting: Brice Catherin – Galina Ivanovna Ustvolskaya Part III – Best Hits (Pan Y Rosas Discos) – DownloadAndrew Cheetham, Colin Webster, Otto Willberg – Part I (edit) – The Small Departs, The Great Approaches (Raw Tonk) – BuyFederico Ughi – The Sky Has No Purpose – Heart Talk (577) – BuyPaul G. Smyth & Chris Corsano – Taming In The Power Cut (edit) – Psychic Armour (Weekertoft) – BuyProject Mycelium – III – Pyramiden (Linear Obsessional) – BuyMisha Feigin, Stephen Grew, Dean McPhee, Ian Simpson – Live at Tree of Sound (edit) – TTM ExclusiveSoiled – Dust Impressions – The Black Path (Linear Obsessional) – BuySteve Harris & Zaum – Straw Foot – Above Our Heads The Sky Splits Open (Slam) – BuyThe Void Of Expansion – Consecration (edit) – Live at De Singer Rijkevorsel (Belgium) 14 02 14 (New Wave of Jazz) – Buy

Colin Webster of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation investigates how the city of Amsterdam is transforming into a hub of sharing and collaborative lifestyles. This video exemplifies how the sharing economy goes beyond car sharing and deeply looks into how neighbourhoods can collaborate for common needs.

Gretchen Hooker of the Biomimicry Institute and Colin Webster of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation discuss the crossovers between two frameworks: biomimicry and the circular economy. The video is intended as a conversation-starter, and it covers design, economics, and misconceptions of both frameworks. Both speakers have extensive knowledge of introducing their respective frameworks to educators.

Welcome to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s iTunes U channel, a resource and learning base for rethinking our economy. Colin Webster, our Education Content Manager, will quickly introduce you to this collection.

Tres propuestas en HDO 150: Incantations (Clean Feed) de Tony Malaby (a quien acompañan Ben Monder, Eivind Opsvik y Nasheet Waits); Zero (Leo Records) del cuarteto de improvisadores alemanes Rotozaza (con Rudi Mahall, Nicola L. Hein, Adam Pultz Melbye y Christian Lillinger); details (Raw Tonk) de KTHXBYE (con Stian Larsen, Brage Tormaenen y Colin Webster). Tres caras, otras tres, de la improvisación. © Pachi Tapiz, 2016 HDO es un podcast editado, producido y presentado por Pachi Tapiz. Toda la información de HDO 150 en http://www.tomajazz.com/web/?p=25759 Toda la información de HDO en http://www.tomajazz.com/web/?cat=13298

In public discussion, the circular economy is often described as a way to allow technical products and their components to be used as endlessly as possible. But we can't forget about the biological cycle - how does it work when we come to the system that sustains life: agriculture? In this episode, Hunter Lovins argues that we need a 'circular economy of the soil' to feed a growing population, restore soil quality and ultimately reconcile farming systems with natural cycles. L. Hunter Lovins is President of Natural Capitalism Solutions (NCS) and is co-author of Natural Capitalism: The Next Industrial Revolution. Listen to the previous episodes of _A New Dynamic podcast series _   _This podcast series presented by Colin Webster explores the recently published book A New Dynamic 2: Effective systems in a circular economy. Each programme features an interview with authors of the book’s chapters. These leading experts on architecture, agriculture, design, business or engineering, provide unique insights that reflect on the necessity to develop a whole-system approach to re-think our economy. _ Order your copy of A New Dynamic 2: Effective systems in a circular economy

Toda la información en http://www.tomajazz.com/web/?p=24671. El cuarteto Spain Is The Place (Ricardo Tejero, Colin Webster, Marco Serrato, Borja Díaz) presenta en concierto su estreno discográfico Spain Is The Place (Raw Tonk Records, 2016). Las citas serán el 1 de junio en Llodio (Álava), el 2 en Azkoitia (Guipuzcoa), y el 3 en Oviedo. Como previa al concierto, en HDO escuchamos tres temas de su grabación. © Pachi Tapiz, 2016

The pattern in which cities have grown is predictable across the world, and it’s based on the economic relationship between the centre and the edge. There are some clues that this pattern is changing, driven by advanced information technology. But what may happen to the city if we develop regenerative activities by internalising energy and material flows? In this episode Michael Batty elaborates on the future developments of cities. Michael Batty is Bartlett Professor of Planning at University College London where he is Chair of the Centre of Advanced Spatial Analysis (ASA). Listen to the previous episodes of _A New Dynamic podcast series _   _This podcast series presented by Colin Webster explores the recently published book A New Dynamic 2: Effective systems in a circular economy. Each programme features an interview with authors of the book’s chapters. These leading experts on architecture, agriculture, design, business or engineering, provide unique insights that reflect on the necessity to develop a whole-system approach to re-think our economy. _ Order your copy of A New Dynamic 2: Effective systems in a circular economy

What can traffic lights tell us about how our economy could work? It may seem a strange question to ask, but Dirk Helbing, is the person who makes the connection. In this episode, he explains what we can learn from complex dynamic systems and how that knowledge can help us understand and implement a feedback-rich circular economy. Dirk Helbing is Professor of Computational Social Science at the Department of Humanities, Social and Political Sciences at ETH Zurich. Listen to the previous episodes of _A New Dynamic podcast series _ _This podcast series presented by Colin Webster explores the recently published book A New Dynamic 2: Effective systems in a circular economy. Each programme features an interview with authors of the book’s chapters. These leading experts on architecture, agriculture, design, business or engineering, provide unique insights that reflect on the necessity to develop a whole-system approach to re-think our economy. _ Order your copy of A New Dynamic 2: Effective systems in a circular economy

How does a country go through a renewable energy transition? Well, no country has done it before and there is no blue print to follow, but Germany is leading the world in this front. In this episode Patrick Graichen provides a comprehensive picture of the situation and explores future developments. Patrick Graichen is executive director of Agora Energiewende, a think-tank and policy laboratory working towards the success of the energy transition or Energiewende. Listen to the previous episodes of _A New Dynamic podcast series _ _This podcast series presented by Colin Webster explores the recently published book A New Dynamic 2: Effective systems in a circular economy. Each programme features an interview with authors of the book’s chapters. These leading experts on architecture, agriculture, design, business or engineering, provide unique insights that reflect on the necessity to develop a whole-system approach to re-think our economy. _ Order your copy of A New Dynamic 2: Effective systems in a circular economy

Remanufacturing allows us to use product components again at high quality while reducing energy demand by - in some cases - 80%. Given the material constraints we face, why this is not happening at a wider scale? In this episode, Nabil Nasr puts forward what he sees as the issues holding back remanufacturing.  Nabil Nasr is Associate Provost for Academic Affairs and Director of the Golisano Institute for Sustainability at Rochester Institute of Technology; he is also founder of the Centre for Remanufacturing and Resource Recovery. This podcast series presented by Colin Webster explores the recently published book A New Dynamic 2: Effective systems in a circular economy. Each programme features an interview with authors of the book’s chapters. These leading experts on architecture, agriculture, design, business or engineering, provide unique insights that reflect on the necessity to develop a whole-system approach to re-think our economy.  

The circular economy is inspired by living systems and one of the schools of thoughts that explores this model is Biomimicry. In this episode Michael Pawlyn explains why ecosystem thinking is key to a regenerative circular economy. Michael Pawlyn is director of the architecture practice Exploration and author of Biomimicry in Architecture   This podcast series presented by Colin Webster explores the recently published book A New Dynamic 2: Effective systems in a circular economy. Each programme features an interview with authors of the book’s chapters. These leading experts on architecture, agriculture, design, business or engineering, provide unique insights that reflect on the necessity to develop a whole-system approach to re-think our economy.