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Impact Journey with Julia — 75 episodes

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Confronting Complicity in Capitalism - Wrap-Up (for now)

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Confronting Complicity in Capitalism, Week 15: Processing Privilege

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The Moral Anguish of Privilege - Miki Kashtan, NGL

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Confronting Complicity in Capitalism, Week 11: Money (Dis)Entanglement

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Confronting Complicity in Capitalism, Week 10: Community Abundance

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Spiritual Strategy for Systems Change - Erin Selover

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Confronting Complicity in Capitalism, Week 8: Work Anarchy

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Confronting Complicity in Capitalism, Week 6: Beyond All-or-Nothing

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Confronting Complicity in Capitalism, Week 5: In the Flow

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Confronting Complicity in Capitalism, Week 3: Inspired by Morgan Curtis

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The Money Isn't Mine: Questioning Inheritance - Morgan Curtis, Solidaire Network

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Confronting Complicity in Capitalism, Week 2: Stories We Tell

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Confronting Complicity in Capitalism, Week 1: An Honest Inventory

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Confronting Complicity in Capitalism: Kicking off an Experiment

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Rethinking wealth: from accumulation to redistribution - Patrick Knodel, Innovation for Impact

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Fierce vulnerability to reckon with capitalism – and thrive together - Kazu Haga

17

The Money Reckoning: Can I move my work from transaction to gift? With Roni Wiener

18

What is the law for? - Elspeth Jones, Client Earth, Wild Counsel

19

Regulating our collective nervous system - Liliane Mavridara - Climate Reality Project

20

Employee activism as a spiritual practice - Tessa Wernink, Undercover Activist

21

A thrutopia to imagine a better future - Manda Scott, Accidental Gods

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Protecting the protectors of land - Nonette Royo, Land & Forest Tenure Facility

23

The way out (of this crisis) is in - Jo Confino, Journalist

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Bonus: Action Against Hunger - Cathryn Dhanatya, Michelle Brown

25

The sacred in the science - Dekila Chungyalpa, Loka Initiative

26

Redefining a culture of excellence - Dr. Rita Sambruna, NASA

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Small country, big impact - Hege Barnes, Innovation Norway

28

A better world by whom and for whom? - Heather Mak, Diversity in Sustainability

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The emotional case for sustainability - Jessica Marati Radparvar, Reconsidered

30

From tradeoffs to interconnection - Cecile Blilious, Pitango VC

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A more beautiful life - Tim Leberecht, House of Beautiful Business

32

Creative complex collective leadership - Femke Bartels, THNK, Greenpeace

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Sharing stories & spaces on racial equity - Tarlin Saye, Synergos

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Listening to the vulnerable & creating a more just world - Swati Chaudhary, Synergos

35

Investing in the climate - Duncan Grierson, CEO Clim8 Invest

36

Confident and compassionate conversations - Veronica Marquez, Dinner Confidential

37

The B Corp way to better business - Chris Marquis, Cornell University

38

Doing the inner work to do the outer work - Nora Wilhelm, collaboratio helvetica

39

Creating a wave of change - Virginia Yanquilevich, CEO Dopper

40

Make work more fun - Pim de Morree, Corporate Rebels

41

Leading from the back and from the front - Eva Gouwens, CEO, Fairphone

42

Growing a business by giving value to food - Mette Lykke, CEO, Too Good To Go

43

The practice of resilience - Lauren Sorkin, Global Resilient Cities Network

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Creating spaces for untapped opportunity - Regina Gwynn, Black Women Talk Tech

45

Taking multiple perspectives as the secret to success - Katrin Muff, Institute for Business Sustainability

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Wellbeing inspires welldoing - Aaron Pereira & Sandrine Woitrin, Wellbeing Project

47

The power of arts and sports in difficult times - Kely Nascimento DeLuca, Nascimento Foundation

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A human-centered approach to city challenges - James Weinberg, CEO Fuse Corps

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What do you truly believe? - Ryan Gellert, Patagonia

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Improving physical and digital spaces - Nick Grossman, Union Square Ventures

51

Changing assumptions to change the system - Dr. Mairi-Jane Fox, ecological economist

52

The impact of money - Chad Spitler, Third Economy, Blackrock

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Simplicity on the other side of complexity - Julia Novy-Hildesley, Stanford, Resilience in Action

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Communication is not neutral - Andrea Ciulu, Arkage

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Finding champions by being yourself - Simon Leiva, UN FAO GACSA

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Bonus: The state of sustainable business at BSR19

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Joining art and science to create a more beautiful world - Dr. Kitty Yeung, Microsoft Garage

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From evolution to revolution - Heike Reichelt, World Bank

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Bringing calm intensity to sustainability - Bruno Sarda, CEO of CDP North America

60

Uphill battle to downhill urgency - Aron Cramer, CEO of BSR

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A small fish in a big pool - Joanne Sprague, Facebook

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From 40,000 feet to 3 inches - Margot Brandenburg, Rockefeller, MyStrongHome

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Vulnerability as strength - Dr. Megan Jones Bell, Headspace

64

Small victories in big field-building - Jen Splansky Juster of FSG Collective Impact Forum

65

The unsexy plumbing to transform impact investing - Jennifer Pryce, CEO of Calvert Impact Capital

66

We all want to be seen and heard - Pamela Kerpius, Migrants of the Mediterranean

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Getting people to care by making it easy to act - Tara Norton of BSR

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A veteran and a novice at the same time - Robert Nuttall of M&S, BBC, Fortitude

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Customers as citizens - Baptiste Carriere-Pradal of Sustainable Apparel Coalition

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What history and sports teach us about tackling multi-generational issues - Stephen Ortega of Harvard’s Global Sports Initiative

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Tackling discrimination from the inside and the outside - Kamael Sugrim of People First

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Doing more by taking less credit - Eco-educator Julie Beretta

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Creating global awareness & getting your hands in the dirt - Filippo Bozotti, Filmmaker-Activist-Farmer

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Lifting up others & sustaining ourselves - Melissa Alvarado of UN Women

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