Della Duncan, upstream podcast

from This Beautiful Shot is Not an Accident Hosted by Laura J. Lukitsch: Filmmaker and Story Consultant

What is needed to create an economic system that supports human and planetary flourishing? Renegade Economist Della Duncan speaks about what is needed, deeper connection with our values. Della is founder and co-host of the Upstream Podcast where she invites listeners to imagine what a sustainable, just and democratic economy might look like. In our conversation Della shares the journey she took to reimagining economics, and shares ways we can move from consumption to connection.

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