The Human Greenhouse Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/the-human-greenhouse What if you’re not alone and definitely not crazy for longing for a healthier world? What if your tribe is out there also searching for ways to navigate this tumultuous time in history? This podcast is for people looking for wisdom and courage to take a stand and plant seeds of change – with purpose and joy. Come join us as we explore the rich web of life and our being – who we are and what we wish to become. We humans are gardeners; creators and guardians of life, of connections, of stories, and of the change we wish to see in the world. Step inside the Human Greenhouse to get inspired and nourished, so you can shine your unique light on this precious Earth – we need you! The Human Greenhouse podcast is hosted by Tatjana Harttung and graced by wonderful humans with something on their mind and in their hearts to share. © 2026 Tatjana Harttung 5810f967-ef1e-5ea5-8479-61eb8756fbac yes Introducing the Human Greenhouse en Tue, 12 May 2026 00:00:06 +0100 Tue, 12 May 2026 00:01:34 +0100 https://img.transistorcdn.com/HdlwtCF3j_xe0apifs8ZwD00I4ItfQHvTwECo_7o_4U/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS8wYTUz/NDJkZGZmNzZjMGIx/ZWRjNjRlZWRhNmQ4/ZjNmNi5qcGc.jpg The Human Greenhouse episodic Tatjana Harttung What if you’re not alone and definitely not crazy for longing for a healthier world? What if your tribe is out there also searching for ways to navigate this tumultuous time in history? This podcast is for people looking for wisdom and courage to take a stand and plant seeds of change – with purpose and joy. Come join us as we explore the rich web of life and our being – who we are and what we wish to become. We humans are gardeners; creators and guardians of life, of connections, of stories, and of the change we wish to see in the world. Step inside the Human Greenhouse to get inspired and nourished, so you can shine your unique light on this precious Earth – we need you! The Human Greenhouse podcast is hosted by Tatjana Harttung and graced by wonderful humans with something on their mind and in their hearts to share. What if you’re not alone and definitely not crazy for longing for a healthier world. Tatjana Harttung No No Revolutionary learning from living systems 33 33 Revolutionary learning from living systems full d33efe87-0581-4673-85bd-1f04efd430a2 https://share.transistor.fm/s/70e4b993 What if your greatest teacher on how to be a leader and run a thriving business, turned out to be life itself? Learning from living organisms; full of evolutionary wisdom that offers blueprints for how we can live, lead and design our organisations as thriving ecosystems. 

 

In this episode Laura Storm and I talk about the importance of sensing what life is asking of us and the principles of regenerative leadership. How this is a time of great paradigm shift; Needing to recognize and honour the grief and dissonance in this shift. Archetypical roles such as the hospice worker and the midwife calls us to navigate both uncertainty, death and rebirth within personal and collective processes. 

 

Laura has been honored as a Worldchanger by GreenBiz, named among the 30 leading women in sustainability and regeneration by Sustainable Brands, and recognized by the World Economic Forum as a Young Global Leader and Sustainability Expert.

 

She is co-author of the book Regenerative Leadership – the DNA of Life-Affirming 21st Century Organizations, runs transformative learning journeys through Regenerators, and speaks worldwide on how regeneration can reshape leadership, organizations, and societies.

 

In this episode you will learn about: 

  • Designing organizations as ecosystems that cultivate vitality and creativity, moving away from mechanistic hierarchies.
  • The role of embodied practices: ecosystem mapping with physical tools, deep body awareness, and cyclical approaches to work.
  • Cultivating courage to speak truth from the heart, shedding masks, and embracing vulnerability as a catalyst for authentic leadership.

Resources:

Connect with Laura Storm

Connect with Laura Storm on LinkedIn

Connect with Tatjana via LinkedIn

Visit The Human Greenhouse to explore and connect.

Explore: 

Regenerative Leadership by Laura Storm and Giles Hutchins

]]> What if your greatest teacher on how to be a leader and run a thriving business, turned out to be life itself? Learning from living organisms; full of evolutionary wisdom that offers blueprints for how we can live, lead and design our organisations as thriving ecosystems. 

 

In this episode Laura Storm and I talk about the importance of sensing what life is asking of us and the principles of regenerative leadership. How this is a time of great paradigm shift; Needing to recognize and honour the grief and dissonance in this shift. Archetypical roles such as the hospice worker and the midwife calls us to navigate both uncertainty, death and rebirth within personal and collective processes. 

 

Laura has been honored as a Worldchanger by GreenBiz, named among the 30 leading women in sustainability and regeneration by Sustainable Brands, and recognized by the World Economic Forum as a Young Global Leader and Sustainability Expert.

 

She is co-author of the book Regenerative Leadership – the DNA of Life-Affirming 21st Century Organizations, runs transformative learning journeys through Regenerators, and speaks worldwide on how regeneration can reshape leadership, organizations, and societies.

 

In this episode you will learn about: 

  • Designing organizations as ecosystems that cultivate vitality and creativity, moving away from mechanistic hierarchies.
  • The role of embodied practices: ecosystem mapping with physical tools, deep body awareness, and cyclical approaches to work.
  • Cultivating courage to speak truth from the heart, shedding masks, and embracing vulnerability as a catalyst for authentic leadership.

Resources:

Connect with Laura Storm

Connect with Laura Storm on LinkedIn

Connect with Tatjana via LinkedIn

Visit The Human Greenhouse to explore and connect.

Explore: 

Regenerative Leadership by Laura Storm and Giles Hutchins

]]> Tue, 12 May 2026 00:00:00 +0100 Tatjana Harttung, Laura Storm Tatjana Harttung, Laura Storm 3107 What if your greatest teacher on how to be a leader and run a thriving business, turned out to be life itself? Learning from living organisms; full of evolutionary wisdom that offers blueprints for how we can live, lead and design our organisations as thriving ecosystems. 

 

In this episode Laura Storm and I talk about the importance of sensing what life is asking of us and the principles of regenerative leadership. How this is a time of great paradigm shift; Needing to recognize and honour the grief and dissonance in this shift. Archetypical roles such as the hospice worker and the midwife calls us to navigate both uncertainty, death and rebirth within personal and collective processes. 

 

Laura has been honored as a Worldchanger by GreenBiz, named among the 30 leading women in sustainability and regeneration by Sustainable Brands, and recognized by the World Economic Forum as a Young Global Leader and Sustainability Expert.

 

She is co-author of the book Regenerative Leadership – the DNA of Life-Affirming 21st Century Organizations, runs transformative learning journeys through Regenerators, and speaks worldwide on how regeneration can reshape leadership, organizations, and societies.

 

In this episode you will learn about: 

  • Designing organizations as ecosystems that cultivate vitality and creativity, moving away from mechanistic hierarchies.
  • The role of embodied practices: ecosystem mapping with physical tools, deep body awareness, and cyclical approaches to work.
  • Cultivating courage to speak truth from the heart, shedding masks, and embracing vulnerability as a catalyst for authentic leadership.

Resources:

Connect with Laura Storm

Connect with Laura Storm on LinkedIn

Connect with Tatjana via LinkedIn

Visit The Human Greenhouse to explore and connect.

Explore: 

Regenerative Leadership by Laura Storm and Giles Hutchins

]]> No Healing – A practical capability given to all 32 32 Healing – A practical capability given to all full 081244a8-bb1f-49a3-9d5f-4e5f7cbe1bfe https://share.transistor.fm/s/abeb82c7 In a world full of change and turbulence, it is reassuring to know that healing is happening somewhere; not always where we think it should, but somewhere there is regeneration and a morphing of the field to heal itself.

In this episode with Katerine Long we explore how healing centered work supports people and communities in ways that are attuned to their living eco-system, centers dignity and respect and asks us to be fully present. This is work with real people, real encounters and work that asks for compassion, faith, and curiosity at every step. 

Katherine brings a wealth of experience in cross-cultural communication, leadership, and organisation development. Katherine is a highly seasoned coach, supervisor, and coaching programme designer. She led the Masters in Coaching at the University of Warwick for a number of years before returning to her own practice. 

Katherine was born and grew up in Hokkaido, in northern Japan and currently lives in the UK. Her early experiences of the wild spaces of Japan have stayed with her, as has her deep appreciation and knowledge of diversity of culture and diverse ways of understanding and relating to the world.

This episode will help you appreciate: 

  • Compassion to ourselves and others are especially important in times of turbulence and knowing we are here for a reason – we matter, each one of us! 
  • Healing is a skill that every living thing possesses given the right conditions. We can learn and apply healing principles in all the contexts of our lives and work. 
  • Energy matters and coming back to simple, tangible things that are real and meaningful is a beautiful way to resource ourselves. 
  • A living practice around “a creator” and a sense of a bigger realm can a pathway to faith and enchantment with life at large.

Resources: 


Connect with Katherine Long

Connect with Katherine via LinkedIn

Connect with Tatjana via LinkedIn


Visit The Human Greenhouse to explore and connect.


Explore: 


The Book of Alchemy by Suleika Jaouad


Dignity, Rank, and Rights (The Berkeley Tanner Lectures)


The Forward Institute - Birmingham Project


About Julie Starr


About Trish Turner

]]> In a world full of change and turbulence, it is reassuring to know that healing is happening somewhere; not always where we think it should, but somewhere there is regeneration and a morphing of the field to heal itself.

In this episode with Katerine Long we explore how healing centered work supports people and communities in ways that are attuned to their living eco-system, centers dignity and respect and asks us to be fully present. This is work with real people, real encounters and work that asks for compassion, faith, and curiosity at every step. 

Katherine brings a wealth of experience in cross-cultural communication, leadership, and organisation development. Katherine is a highly seasoned coach, supervisor, and coaching programme designer. She led the Masters in Coaching at the University of Warwick for a number of years before returning to her own practice. 

Katherine was born and grew up in Hokkaido, in northern Japan and currently lives in the UK. Her early experiences of the wild spaces of Japan have stayed with her, as has her deep appreciation and knowledge of diversity of culture and diverse ways of understanding and relating to the world.

This episode will help you appreciate: 

  • Compassion to ourselves and others are especially important in times of turbulence and knowing we are here for a reason – we matter, each one of us! 
  • Healing is a skill that every living thing possesses given the right conditions. We can learn and apply healing principles in all the contexts of our lives and work. 
  • Energy matters and coming back to simple, tangible things that are real and meaningful is a beautiful way to resource ourselves. 
  • A living practice around “a creator” and a sense of a bigger realm can a pathway to faith and enchantment with life at large.

Resources: 


Connect with Katherine Long

Connect with Katherine via LinkedIn

Connect with Tatjana via LinkedIn


Visit The Human Greenhouse to explore and connect.


Explore: 


The Book of Alchemy by Suleika Jaouad


Dignity, Rank, and Rights (The Berkeley Tanner Lectures)


The Forward Institute - Birmingham Project


About Julie Starr


About Trish Turner

]]> Tue, 14 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +0100 Katherine Long, Tatjana Harttung Katherine Long, Tatjana Harttung 3964 In a world full of change and turbulence, it is reassuring to know that healing is happening somewhere; not always where we think it should, but somewhere there is regeneration and a morphing of the field to heal itself.

In this episode with Katerine Long we explore how healing centered work supports people and communities in ways that are attuned to their living eco-system, centers dignity and respect and asks us to be fully present. This is work with real people, real encounters and work that asks for compassion, faith, and curiosity at every step. 

Katherine brings a wealth of experience in cross-cultural communication, leadership, and organisation development. Katherine is a highly seasoned coach, supervisor, and coaching programme designer. She led the Masters in Coaching at the University of Warwick for a number of years before returning to her own practice. 

Katherine was born and grew up in Hokkaido, in northern Japan and currently lives in the UK. Her early experiences of the wild spaces of Japan have stayed with her, as has her deep appreciation and knowledge of diversity of culture and diverse ways of understanding and relating to the world.

This episode will help you appreciate: 

  • Compassion to ourselves and others are especially important in times of turbulence and knowing we are here for a reason – we matter, each one of us! 
  • Healing is a skill that every living thing possesses given the right conditions. We can learn and apply healing principles in all the contexts of our lives and work. 
  • Energy matters and coming back to simple, tangible things that are real and meaningful is a beautiful way to resource ourselves. 
  • A living practice around “a creator” and a sense of a bigger realm can a pathway to faith and enchantment with life at large.

Resources: 


Connect with Katherine Long

Connect with Katherine via LinkedIn

Connect with Tatjana via LinkedIn


Visit The Human Greenhouse to explore and connect.


Explore: 


The Book of Alchemy by Suleika Jaouad


Dignity, Rank, and Rights (The Berkeley Tanner Lectures)


The Forward Institute - Birmingham Project


About Julie Starr


About Trish Turner

]]> No The Art and Soul of Baking: A Journey Through Bread and Beyond 31 31 The Art and Soul of Baking: A Journey Through Bread and Beyond full 03d1e79f-00e3-49ed-bad6-b7a2451eef1d https://share.transistor.fm/s/4254b3e2 Baking is more than just a culinary skill; it’s an art form that connects us to our roots and to each other. In this episode, we dive into the inspiring journey of Bill McCarrick, a seasoned baker and pastry chef, who shares his insights on the craft of baking and its profound impact on culture and community.

Bill McCarrick is a culinary storyteller with over four decades of experience in the baking industry. From his humble beginnings in Philadelphia to his travels across the globe, Bill has lived and worked in twelve countries and has worked for many 5-star hotels and prestigious kitchens, learning under master chefs and later sharing his passion for baking with the next generation at the Culinary Institute of America.

This episode will help you appreciate: 

The importance of mentors: Our journeys are enriched by mentors who can guide and inspire us. Being a mentor yourself is a wonderfully rewarding way to pass on to the next generation, ensuring your craft continues to thrive. 

Diversity is a win-win: Being curious to embrace the different customs and traditions you encounter will enrich and enlighten you and may bring you to new and exciting places.

Bread is a universal symbol of togetherness: There is important cultural significance in bread. Bread serves as the centerpiece of many cultures and gatherings. When we break bread with others we invite in fellowship. 

Baking is a mindfulness practice: The act of kneading dough and allowing it to rise provides a moment of calm and reflection. Bill highlights the therapeutic benefits of baking, noting that it can improve mental health and foster a sense of community when shared with others.

Resources: 

Connect with Bill via LinkedIn

Connect with Bill on Instagram

Connect with Tatjana via LinkedIn

Visit The Human Greenhouse to explore and connect.

]]> Baking is more than just a culinary skill; it’s an art form that connects us to our roots and to each other. In this episode, we dive into the inspiring journey of Bill McCarrick, a seasoned baker and pastry chef, who shares his insights on the craft of baking and its profound impact on culture and community.

Bill McCarrick is a culinary storyteller with over four decades of experience in the baking industry. From his humble beginnings in Philadelphia to his travels across the globe, Bill has lived and worked in twelve countries and has worked for many 5-star hotels and prestigious kitchens, learning under master chefs and later sharing his passion for baking with the next generation at the Culinary Institute of America.

This episode will help you appreciate: 

The importance of mentors: Our journeys are enriched by mentors who can guide and inspire us. Being a mentor yourself is a wonderfully rewarding way to pass on to the next generation, ensuring your craft continues to thrive. 

Diversity is a win-win: Being curious to embrace the different customs and traditions you encounter will enrich and enlighten you and may bring you to new and exciting places.

Bread is a universal symbol of togetherness: There is important cultural significance in bread. Bread serves as the centerpiece of many cultures and gatherings. When we break bread with others we invite in fellowship. 

Baking is a mindfulness practice: The act of kneading dough and allowing it to rise provides a moment of calm and reflection. Bill highlights the therapeutic benefits of baking, noting that it can improve mental health and foster a sense of community when shared with others.

Resources: 

Connect with Bill via LinkedIn

Connect with Bill on Instagram

Connect with Tatjana via LinkedIn

Visit The Human Greenhouse to explore and connect.

]]> Tue, 17 Mar 2026 00:00:00 +0000 Bill McCarrick, Tatjana Harttung Bill McCarrick, Tatjana Harttung 3959 Baking is more than just a culinary skill; it’s an art form that connects us to our roots and to each other. In this episode, we dive into the inspiring journey of Bill McCarrick, a seasoned baker and pastry chef, who shares his insights on the craft of baking and its profound impact on culture and community.

Bill McCarrick is a culinary storyteller with over four decades of experience in the baking industry. From his humble beginnings in Philadelphia to his travels across the globe, Bill has lived and worked in twelve countries and has worked for many 5-star hotels and prestigious kitchens, learning under master chefs and later sharing his passion for baking with the next generation at the Culinary Institute of America.

This episode will help you appreciate: 

The importance of mentors: Our journeys are enriched by mentors who can guide and inspire us. Being a mentor yourself is a wonderfully rewarding way to pass on to the next generation, ensuring your craft continues to thrive. 

Diversity is a win-win: Being curious to embrace the different customs and traditions you encounter will enrich and enlighten you and may bring you to new and exciting places.

Bread is a universal symbol of togetherness: There is important cultural significance in bread. Bread serves as the centerpiece of many cultures and gatherings. When we break bread with others we invite in fellowship. 

Baking is a mindfulness practice: The act of kneading dough and allowing it to rise provides a moment of calm and reflection. Bill highlights the therapeutic benefits of baking, noting that it can improve mental health and foster a sense of community when shared with others.

Resources: 

Connect with Bill via LinkedIn

Connect with Bill on Instagram

Connect with Tatjana via LinkedIn

Visit The Human Greenhouse to explore and connect.

]]> No Abundant life and learning 30 30 Abundant life and learning full ceb12f4f-a5b4-480b-a5d6-f78a6c19daf8 https://share.transistor.fm/s/b4828867 Genuine abundance doesn’t come from accumulation or self-sufficiency, but from cultivating trust, vulnerability, and interconnectedness within our communities.


Children naturally embody abundance and interconnectedness, but our systems often beat out that sense of abundance by instilling discipline, structure, and independence", preparing them for a capitalistic world rather than nurturing their innate wisdom.


Kapil Dawda describes his life purpose as bringing belonging into the world. He draws energy from weaving experiences and communities that help people feel they belong and learn, and is exploring how AI can help people have better conversations in the real world


This conversation will help you

  • Recognise the power of slowing down and collective reflection
  • Understand where true abundance comes from
  • Approach AI as a tool for asking better questions and revealing blind spots in your thinking

Resources

]]> Genuine abundance doesn’t come from accumulation or self-sufficiency, but from cultivating trust, vulnerability, and interconnectedness within our communities.


Children naturally embody abundance and interconnectedness, but our systems often beat out that sense of abundance by instilling discipline, structure, and independence", preparing them for a capitalistic world rather than nurturing their innate wisdom.


Kapil Dawda describes his life purpose as bringing belonging into the world. He draws energy from weaving experiences and communities that help people feel they belong and learn, and is exploring how AI can help people have better conversations in the real world


This conversation will help you

  • Recognise the power of slowing down and collective reflection
  • Understand where true abundance comes from
  • Approach AI as a tool for asking better questions and revealing blind spots in your thinking

Resources

]]> Tue, 03 Feb 2026 00:00:00 +0000 Kapil Dawda, Tatjana Harttung Kapil Dawda, Tatjana Harttung 3260 Genuine abundance doesn’t come from accumulation or self-sufficiency, but from cultivating trust, vulnerability, and interconnectedness within our communities.


Children naturally embody abundance and interconnectedness, but our systems often beat out that sense of abundance by instilling discipline, structure, and independence", preparing them for a capitalistic world rather than nurturing their innate wisdom.


Kapil Dawda describes his life purpose as bringing belonging into the world. He draws energy from weaving experiences and communities that help people feel they belong and learn, and is exploring how AI can help people have better conversations in the real world


This conversation will help you

  • Recognise the power of slowing down and collective reflection
  • Understand where true abundance comes from
  • Approach AI as a tool for asking better questions and revealing blind spots in your thinking

Resources

]]> No Writing to rise up 29 29 Writing to rise up full 2745e30a-fd4f-4e8c-afeb-14980a495849 https://share.transistor.fm/s/79a4b27c Creating intentional spaces for rest, reflection, and self-connection through journaling and time in nature is not a luxury but a fundamental act of resistance against the relentless pace of modern capitalism. By pausing to write, we can better understand our emotions, process grief and transitions, reconnect with our whole selves, and ultimately show up more authentically in our relationships and work.


Jackee Holder is an experienced expressive writer, coach, facilitator, and supervisor who works with writing therapy and journalling practices. She’s an ordained interfaith minister and describes her superpower as creating magical spaces for people to write and be in. Jackee co-founded the School of Journaling, where she offers various programmes, co-writing spaces, and resources to help people connect with themselves through journalling.


This conversation will help you

  • Use writing as a tool to navigate difficult emotions and life transitions
  • Create safe psychological spaces for yourself through simple journaling practices
  • Reconnect with nature and your immediate environment as sources of wellbeing

Resources

]]> Creating intentional spaces for rest, reflection, and self-connection through journaling and time in nature is not a luxury but a fundamental act of resistance against the relentless pace of modern capitalism. By pausing to write, we can better understand our emotions, process grief and transitions, reconnect with our whole selves, and ultimately show up more authentically in our relationships and work.


Jackee Holder is an experienced expressive writer, coach, facilitator, and supervisor who works with writing therapy and journalling practices. She’s an ordained interfaith minister and describes her superpower as creating magical spaces for people to write and be in. Jackee co-founded the School of Journaling, where she offers various programmes, co-writing spaces, and resources to help people connect with themselves through journalling.


This conversation will help you

  • Use writing as a tool to navigate difficult emotions and life transitions
  • Create safe psychological spaces for yourself through simple journaling practices
  • Reconnect with nature and your immediate environment as sources of wellbeing

Resources

]]> Tue, 16 Dec 2025 00:00:00 +0000 Jackee Holder, Tatjana Harttung Jackee Holder, Tatjana Harttung 4577 Creating intentional spaces for rest, reflection, and self-connection through journaling and time in nature is not a luxury but a fundamental act of resistance against the relentless pace of modern capitalism. By pausing to write, we can better understand our emotions, process grief and transitions, reconnect with our whole selves, and ultimately show up more authentically in our relationships and work.


Jackee Holder is an experienced expressive writer, coach, facilitator, and supervisor who works with writing therapy and journalling practices. She’s an ordained interfaith minister and describes her superpower as creating magical spaces for people to write and be in. Jackee co-founded the School of Journaling, where she offers various programmes, co-writing spaces, and resources to help people connect with themselves through journalling.


This conversation will help you

  • Use writing as a tool to navigate difficult emotions and life transitions
  • Create safe psychological spaces for yourself through simple journaling practices
  • Reconnect with nature and your immediate environment as sources of wellbeing

Resources

]]> No Coliving – working, creating, and living in community 28 28 Coliving – working, creating, and living in community full 11d74ccc-997b-4f83-8ae9-f20e7363404f https://share.transistor.fm/s/a7b53897 Thriving when the odds are stacked against you is an incredible catalyst for change, and for Anton Chernikov, creating co-living spaces allows him and others to slow down, connect authentically, and discover their resourcefulness whilst building something meaningful together.


Anton created House of Transformation, an event space opened during the pandemic, which became a significant source of income. On top of this he also runs Selgars, an eight-acre countryside property with a four-storey millhouse, cottages, and barn that he and his wife operate as a retreat and a co-living space through the winter months.


This conversation will help you

  • Understand how to structure a seasonal business model that balances intensive event hosting with more relaxed co-living operations throughout the year
  • Create rhythms and rituals in shared living spaces that balance independence with communal connection
  • Allow for spontaneous creativity and deeper community bonds through experiences that emerge organically when people spend extended time together

Resources

]]> Thriving when the odds are stacked against you is an incredible catalyst for change, and for Anton Chernikov, creating co-living spaces allows him and others to slow down, connect authentically, and discover their resourcefulness whilst building something meaningful together.


Anton created House of Transformation, an event space opened during the pandemic, which became a significant source of income. On top of this he also runs Selgars, an eight-acre countryside property with a four-storey millhouse, cottages, and barn that he and his wife operate as a retreat and a co-living space through the winter months.


This conversation will help you

  • Understand how to structure a seasonal business model that balances intensive event hosting with more relaxed co-living operations throughout the year
  • Create rhythms and rituals in shared living spaces that balance independence with communal connection
  • Allow for spontaneous creativity and deeper community bonds through experiences that emerge organically when people spend extended time together

Resources

]]> Tue, 25 Nov 2025 00:00:00 +0000 Anton Chernikov, Tatjana Harttung Anton Chernikov, Tatjana Harttung 4448 Thriving when the odds are stacked against you is an incredible catalyst for change, and for Anton Chernikov, creating co-living spaces allows him and others to slow down, connect authentically, and discover their resourcefulness whilst building something meaningful together.


Anton created House of Transformation, an event space opened during the pandemic, which became a significant source of income. On top of this he also runs Selgars, an eight-acre countryside property with a four-storey millhouse, cottages, and barn that he and his wife operate as a retreat and a co-living space through the winter months.


This conversation will help you

  • Understand how to structure a seasonal business model that balances intensive event hosting with more relaxed co-living operations throughout the year
  • Create rhythms and rituals in shared living spaces that balance independence with communal connection
  • Allow for spontaneous creativity and deeper community bonds through experiences that emerge organically when people spend extended time together

Resources

]]> No Art as revolution and resistance 27 27 Art as revolution and resistance full 5fa4bcb2-f65c-436a-a833-eac663c1b317 https://share.transistor.fm/s/d8959fe9 Creative expression through art isn't a luxury or something reserved for "artistic people"; it's a fundamental human need and a powerful form of resistance that can transform how we connect with ourselves and others.


Art allows us to access and communicate parts of ourselves that words alone cannot reach, breaking free from the linear, transactional ways we've been conditioned to interact.


Kel Dylla is a classically trained violist, teaching artist, arts engagement designer and facilitator, and fundraiser. She's currently working on establishing Pottery Northwest's ceramic centre in South Lake Union, Seattle, in the core of Amazon Central. The organisation centres Black, Latino, indigenous people, LGBTQ+ individuals, and disabled people.


This conversation will help you:

  • Reconnect with your innate creativity through simple, accessible practices
  • Understand art as a form of resistance and transformation that accesses different parts of your brain, creates spatial awareness, and allows for deeper, non-verbal connection with yourself and others
  • Witness and honour your own experience without needing external validation

Resources

]]> Creative expression through art isn't a luxury or something reserved for "artistic people"; it's a fundamental human need and a powerful form of resistance that can transform how we connect with ourselves and others.


Art allows us to access and communicate parts of ourselves that words alone cannot reach, breaking free from the linear, transactional ways we've been conditioned to interact.


Kel Dylla is a classically trained violist, teaching artist, arts engagement designer and facilitator, and fundraiser. She's currently working on establishing Pottery Northwest's ceramic centre in South Lake Union, Seattle, in the core of Amazon Central. The organisation centres Black, Latino, indigenous people, LGBTQ+ individuals, and disabled people.


This conversation will help you:

  • Reconnect with your innate creativity through simple, accessible practices
  • Understand art as a form of resistance and transformation that accesses different parts of your brain, creates spatial awareness, and allows for deeper, non-verbal connection with yourself and others
  • Witness and honour your own experience without needing external validation

Resources

]]> Tue, 04 Nov 2025 00:00:00 +0000 Kel Dylla, Tatjana Harttung Kel Dylla, Tatjana Harttung 4553 Creative expression through art isn't a luxury or something reserved for "artistic people"; it's a fundamental human need and a powerful form of resistance that can transform how we connect with ourselves and others.


Art allows us to access and communicate parts of ourselves that words alone cannot reach, breaking free from the linear, transactional ways we've been conditioned to interact.


Kel Dylla is a classically trained violist, teaching artist, arts engagement designer and facilitator, and fundraiser. She's currently working on establishing Pottery Northwest's ceramic centre in South Lake Union, Seattle, in the core of Amazon Central. The organisation centres Black, Latino, indigenous people, LGBTQ+ individuals, and disabled people.


This conversation will help you:

  • Reconnect with your innate creativity through simple, accessible practices
  • Understand art as a form of resistance and transformation that accesses different parts of your brain, creates spatial awareness, and allows for deeper, non-verbal connection with yourself and others
  • Witness and honour your own experience without needing external validation

Resources

]]> No The gifts of grief 26 26 The gifts of grief full 8728a586-c939-4d34-aaa3-d0935b986ba9 https://share.transistor.fm/s/b1176170 Grief and joy can coexist, and embracing both can be healing. Rather than seeing grief as something to "get over", we can learn to process it through movement, community, and ritual.


Georgina Jones is the co-founder of Grief Disco, an innovative approach to processing grief through dance and music. After her 16 month-old son Osian died in 2023, her life took a new trajectory. She now uses creative methods like dance and music to help people with grief and to find joy.


This conversation will help you

  • Create moments of joy in the midst of grief
  • Design meaningful rituals for processing grief in community
  • Embrace authenticity in grief by creating safe spaces where all emotions are welcome

Resources

]]> Grief and joy can coexist, and embracing both can be healing. Rather than seeing grief as something to "get over", we can learn to process it through movement, community, and ritual.


Georgina Jones is the co-founder of Grief Disco, an innovative approach to processing grief through dance and music. After her 16 month-old son Osian died in 2023, her life took a new trajectory. She now uses creative methods like dance and music to help people with grief and to find joy.


This conversation will help you

  • Create moments of joy in the midst of grief
  • Design meaningful rituals for processing grief in community
  • Embrace authenticity in grief by creating safe spaces where all emotions are welcome

Resources

]]> Tue, 14 Oct 2025 00:00:00 +0100 Georgina Jones, Tatjana Harttung Georgina Jones, Tatjana Harttung 3260 Grief and joy can coexist, and embracing both can be healing. Rather than seeing grief as something to "get over", we can learn to process it through movement, community, and ritual.


Georgina Jones is the co-founder of Grief Disco, an innovative approach to processing grief through dance and music. After her 16 month-old son Osian died in 2023, her life took a new trajectory. She now uses creative methods like dance and music to help people with grief and to find joy.


This conversation will help you

  • Create moments of joy in the midst of grief
  • Design meaningful rituals for processing grief in community
  • Embrace authenticity in grief by creating safe spaces where all emotions are welcome

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]]> No Somatics for (re)membering 25 25 Somatics for (re)membering full 429ea2f5-2675-4461-a28f-fb35178c3a4f https://share.transistor.fm/s/18acd688 Mind and body are not separate – we are whole, integrated organisms whose physical sensations, emotions, and thoughts are all interconnected.


The disconnection from our embodied experience parallels how we've become disconnected from the natural world. But reconnecting with our somatic experience can lead to more sustainable and regenerative ways of living, challenging extractive systems that benefit from our disconnection and burnout.


The Somatic School, founded by Nathan Blair, has trained over 600 body-oriented coaches. Their flagship programme, the accredited diploma in Body Oriented Coaching, focuses on helping people access what he calls "the wisdom of distributed intelligence through our entire body-mind".


Nathan’s approach bridges "profundity and professionalism”, marrying the worlds of the magical and the logical, the mystical, the measurable, the scientific and the spiritual.


This conversation will help you

  • Understand somatics as a unified approach to the mind-body connection, recognising yourself as a whole being rather than fragmented parts
  • Integrate embodied ways of knowing into your decision-making and daily life, drawing on wisdom traditions that value physical intelligence alongside intellectual understanding
  • Recognise patterns of burnout and disconnection in your life, and develop a more sustainable relationship with yourself, others and the planet through somatic awareness

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]]> Mind and body are not separate – we are whole, integrated organisms whose physical sensations, emotions, and thoughts are all interconnected.


The disconnection from our embodied experience parallels how we've become disconnected from the natural world. But reconnecting with our somatic experience can lead to more sustainable and regenerative ways of living, challenging extractive systems that benefit from our disconnection and burnout.


The Somatic School, founded by Nathan Blair, has trained over 600 body-oriented coaches. Their flagship programme, the accredited diploma in Body Oriented Coaching, focuses on helping people access what he calls "the wisdom of distributed intelligence through our entire body-mind".


Nathan’s approach bridges "profundity and professionalism”, marrying the worlds of the magical and the logical, the mystical, the measurable, the scientific and the spiritual.


This conversation will help you

  • Understand somatics as a unified approach to the mind-body connection, recognising yourself as a whole being rather than fragmented parts
  • Integrate embodied ways of knowing into your decision-making and daily life, drawing on wisdom traditions that value physical intelligence alongside intellectual understanding
  • Recognise patterns of burnout and disconnection in your life, and develop a more sustainable relationship with yourself, others and the planet through somatic awareness

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]]> Tue, 16 Sep 2025 00:00:00 +0100 Nathan Blair, Tatjana Harttung Nathan Blair, Tatjana Harttung 4170 Mind and body are not separate – we are whole, integrated organisms whose physical sensations, emotions, and thoughts are all interconnected.


The disconnection from our embodied experience parallels how we've become disconnected from the natural world. But reconnecting with our somatic experience can lead to more sustainable and regenerative ways of living, challenging extractive systems that benefit from our disconnection and burnout.


The Somatic School, founded by Nathan Blair, has trained over 600 body-oriented coaches. Their flagship programme, the accredited diploma in Body Oriented Coaching, focuses on helping people access what he calls "the wisdom of distributed intelligence through our entire body-mind".


Nathan’s approach bridges "profundity and professionalism”, marrying the worlds of the magical and the logical, the mystical, the measurable, the scientific and the spiritual.


This conversation will help you

  • Understand somatics as a unified approach to the mind-body connection, recognising yourself as a whole being rather than fragmented parts
  • Integrate embodied ways of knowing into your decision-making and daily life, drawing on wisdom traditions that value physical intelligence alongside intellectual understanding
  • Recognise patterns of burnout and disconnection in your life, and develop a more sustainable relationship with yourself, others and the planet through somatic awareness

Resources

]]> No Tatjana’s journey to the Human Greenhouse 24 24 Tatjana’s journey to the Human Greenhouse full 55e9587e-8f60-4609-85cf-334cab92e20b https://share.transistor.fm/s/9b251a02 Personal and professional journeys don't need to follow a linear path or predetermined plan.


In this special episode, Tatjana demonstrates the value of following intuition, embracing curiosity, and being open to emergent opportunities rather than rigidly adhering to long-term career plans.


Her interviewer, Claire Mendelsohn, invited Tatjana to share her journey through school and work, from helping people relocate internationally to providing hair and make-up services, to retraining as a therapist.


This conversation will help you

  • Understand how intuition can be a powerful tool for personal and professional decision-making, especially at pivotal moments in your career journey
  • Recognise the value of exploring multiple paths and interests rather than following a strict career plan
  • Apply the concept of connecting deeply with people through your work

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]]> Personal and professional journeys don't need to follow a linear path or predetermined plan.


In this special episode, Tatjana demonstrates the value of following intuition, embracing curiosity, and being open to emergent opportunities rather than rigidly adhering to long-term career plans.


Her interviewer, Claire Mendelsohn, invited Tatjana to share her journey through school and work, from helping people relocate internationally to providing hair and make-up services, to retraining as a therapist.


This conversation will help you

  • Understand how intuition can be a powerful tool for personal and professional decision-making, especially at pivotal moments in your career journey
  • Recognise the value of exploring multiple paths and interests rather than following a strict career plan
  • Apply the concept of connecting deeply with people through your work

Resources

]]> Tue, 02 Sep 2025 00:00:00 +0100 Claire Mendelsohn, Tatjana Harttung Claire Mendelsohn, Tatjana Harttung 4154 Personal and professional journeys don't need to follow a linear path or predetermined plan.


In this special episode, Tatjana demonstrates the value of following intuition, embracing curiosity, and being open to emergent opportunities rather than rigidly adhering to long-term career plans.


Her interviewer, Claire Mendelsohn, invited Tatjana to share her journey through school and work, from helping people relocate internationally to providing hair and make-up services, to retraining as a therapist.


This conversation will help you

  • Understand how intuition can be a powerful tool for personal and professional decision-making, especially at pivotal moments in your career journey
  • Recognise the value of exploring multiple paths and interests rather than following a strict career plan
  • Apply the concept of connecting deeply with people through your work

Resources

]]> No Are you using red language or green language? 23 23 Are you using red language or green language? full 99106d17-2e82-4b0a-8897-2c90da8bd941 https://share.transistor.fm/s/7cfd51f6 The words we choose have profound power to shape our collective reality and consciousness. Consciously selecting positive, life-affirming language can transform not just our individual experience, but our entire relationship with each other and our environment.


Rather than merely reframing negatives, we can "upframe" our communication to create higher vibrations and more constructive ways of seeing the world, leading to stronger communities and more meaningful connections.


Dr Claudia Gross is the author of the book Words Create Worlds. She works as an organisational development consultant, trainer, facilitator, and host. Her work focuses on conscious language use and transforming how we communicate to create more positive impact.


This conversation will help you

  • Transform negative or limiting language into more empowering "green" words that elevate consciousness and create positive change
  • Recognise how words shape our collective experience and future, moving beyond individual self-development to conscious co-creation of reality
  • Build stronger communities by shifting from isolation-based language ("you are not alone") to connection-based language ("we are in this together")

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]]> The words we choose have profound power to shape our collective reality and consciousness. Consciously selecting positive, life-affirming language can transform not just our individual experience, but our entire relationship with each other and our environment.


Rather than merely reframing negatives, we can "upframe" our communication to create higher vibrations and more constructive ways of seeing the world, leading to stronger communities and more meaningful connections.


Dr Claudia Gross is the author of the book Words Create Worlds. She works as an organisational development consultant, trainer, facilitator, and host. Her work focuses on conscious language use and transforming how we communicate to create more positive impact.


This conversation will help you

  • Transform negative or limiting language into more empowering "green" words that elevate consciousness and create positive change
  • Recognise how words shape our collective experience and future, moving beyond individual self-development to conscious co-creation of reality
  • Build stronger communities by shifting from isolation-based language ("you are not alone") to connection-based language ("we are in this together")

Resources

]]> Tue, 01 Jul 2025 00:00:00 +0100 Dr Claudia Gross, Tatjana Harttung Dr Claudia Gross, Tatjana Harttung 3523 The words we choose have profound power to shape our collective reality and consciousness. Consciously selecting positive, life-affirming language can transform not just our individual experience, but our entire relationship with each other and our environment.


Rather than merely reframing negatives, we can "upframe" our communication to create higher vibrations and more constructive ways of seeing the world, leading to stronger communities and more meaningful connections.


Dr Claudia Gross is the author of the book Words Create Worlds. She works as an organisational development consultant, trainer, facilitator, and host. Her work focuses on conscious language use and transforming how we communicate to create more positive impact.


This conversation will help you

  • Transform negative or limiting language into more empowering "green" words that elevate consciousness and create positive change
  • Recognise how words shape our collective experience and future, moving beyond individual self-development to conscious co-creation of reality
  • Build stronger communities by shifting from isolation-based language ("you are not alone") to connection-based language ("we are in this together")

Resources

]]> No Social change - How not to burn out 22 22 Social change - How not to burn out full 2b96619d-81db-47cf-a1bb-6b15fbdd9b4a https://share.transistor.fm/s/4bd38aa5 Effective social change means balancing activism with self-care and maintaining healthy relationships. Burnout in social movements often comes from difficult interpersonal dynamics and unresolved trauma, not just the workload itself.


Sustainable change happens when we can acknowledge others' humanity and work together across differences, even with those we disagree with.


Katherine Golub is a city counsellor and a coach who helps social change workers find more sustainable ways to continue their activism.


This conversation will help you

  • Navigate social change work without burning out
  • Build better relationships across political differences in your community
  • Transform conflicts in activist spaces

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]]> Effective social change means balancing activism with self-care and maintaining healthy relationships. Burnout in social movements often comes from difficult interpersonal dynamics and unresolved trauma, not just the workload itself.


Sustainable change happens when we can acknowledge others' humanity and work together across differences, even with those we disagree with.


Katherine Golub is a city counsellor and a coach who helps social change workers find more sustainable ways to continue their activism.


This conversation will help you

  • Navigate social change work without burning out
  • Build better relationships across political differences in your community
  • Transform conflicts in activist spaces

Resources

]]> Tue, 17 Jun 2025 00:00:00 +0100 Tatjana Harttung Tatjana Harttung 3068 Effective social change means balancing activism with self-care and maintaining healthy relationships. Burnout in social movements often comes from difficult interpersonal dynamics and unresolved trauma, not just the workload itself.


Sustainable change happens when we can acknowledge others' humanity and work together across differences, even with those we disagree with.


Katherine Golub is a city counsellor and a coach who helps social change workers find more sustainable ways to continue their activism.


This conversation will help you

  • Navigate social change work without burning out
  • Build better relationships across political differences in your community
  • Transform conflicts in activist spaces

Resources

]]> No We need to do more than merely survive – we need to thrive 21 21 We need to do more than merely survive – we need to thrive full ef596e4a-2224-464b-9249-6a7cfcfcee39 https://share.transistor.fm/s/19cda53b Thriving isn't a distant ideal, but a practical ability we can develop through specific practices and mindsets, focusing on seeing the world as interconnected living systems rather than mechanical parts.


We need to learn new ways of being, interacting, and serving that help create conditions where both individuals and communities can flourish, even during challenging times.


Michelle Holiday is a consultant, facilitator, researcher and author of The Age of Thrivability, focusing on the ability to thrive for people, organisations, communities, and the biosphere.


This conversation will help you

  • Understand the concept of thrivability as a practice focused on creating conditions for people, organisations, and communities to thrive
  • Apply 7 interconnected practices to enhance life and community
  • Navigate challenging times by balancing personal wellbeing with active engagement in addressing systemic issues

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]]> Thriving isn't a distant ideal, but a practical ability we can develop through specific practices and mindsets, focusing on seeing the world as interconnected living systems rather than mechanical parts.


We need to learn new ways of being, interacting, and serving that help create conditions where both individuals and communities can flourish, even during challenging times.


Michelle Holiday is a consultant, facilitator, researcher and author of The Age of Thrivability, focusing on the ability to thrive for people, organisations, communities, and the biosphere.


This conversation will help you

  • Understand the concept of thrivability as a practice focused on creating conditions for people, organisations, and communities to thrive
  • Apply 7 interconnected practices to enhance life and community
  • Navigate challenging times by balancing personal wellbeing with active engagement in addressing systemic issues

Resources

]]> Tue, 03 Jun 2025 00:00:00 +0100 Tatjana Harttung Tatjana Harttung 2685 Thriving isn't a distant ideal, but a practical ability we can develop through specific practices and mindsets, focusing on seeing the world as interconnected living systems rather than mechanical parts.


We need to learn new ways of being, interacting, and serving that help create conditions where both individuals and communities can flourish, even during challenging times.


Michelle Holiday is a consultant, facilitator, researcher and author of The Age of Thrivability, focusing on the ability to thrive for people, organisations, communities, and the biosphere.


This conversation will help you

  • Understand the concept of thrivability as a practice focused on creating conditions for people, organisations, and communities to thrive
  • Apply 7 interconnected practices to enhance life and community
  • Navigate challenging times by balancing personal wellbeing with active engagement in addressing systemic issues

Resources

]]> No What it means to “become nature” 20 20 What it means to “become nature” full 9e3685b3-eb4f-47d4-83ef-2695409c3210 https://share.transistor.fm/s/7327cbd4 We often rush to find certainty and answers, when instead we should take time to sit with questions, embrace not knowing, and allow ourselves to explore and integrate our experiences more deeply.


The value lies not in reaching quick conclusions or becoming “experts”, but in the journey of inquiry and allowing space for deeper understanding.


Carina Lyall is a podcast host, storyteller, and nature guide who works in the field of spiritual ecology and nature-based spiritual practice, guiding people out in nature. She also facilitates story sessions, which has included working with birth stories and stories of terminally ill people.


This conversation will help you

  • Question your assumptions about nature and human relationships with the natural world
  • Create meaningful spaces for storytelling that allow people to share their experiences without interference or judgment
  • Recognise the value of taking time to integrate learning and experiences, rather than rushing through content and seeking immediate expertise

Resources

]]> We often rush to find certainty and answers, when instead we should take time to sit with questions, embrace not knowing, and allow ourselves to explore and integrate our experiences more deeply.


The value lies not in reaching quick conclusions or becoming “experts”, but in the journey of inquiry and allowing space for deeper understanding.


Carina Lyall is a podcast host, storyteller, and nature guide who works in the field of spiritual ecology and nature-based spiritual practice, guiding people out in nature. She also facilitates story sessions, which has included working with birth stories and stories of terminally ill people.


This conversation will help you

  • Question your assumptions about nature and human relationships with the natural world
  • Create meaningful spaces for storytelling that allow people to share their experiences without interference or judgment
  • Recognise the value of taking time to integrate learning and experiences, rather than rushing through content and seeking immediate expertise

Resources

]]> Tue, 20 May 2025 00:00:00 +0100 Carina Lyall, Tatjana Harttung Carina Lyall, Tatjana Harttung 2920 We often rush to find certainty and answers, when instead we should take time to sit with questions, embrace not knowing, and allow ourselves to explore and integrate our experiences more deeply.


The value lies not in reaching quick conclusions or becoming “experts”, but in the journey of inquiry and allowing space for deeper understanding.


Carina Lyall is a podcast host, storyteller, and nature guide who works in the field of spiritual ecology and nature-based spiritual practice, guiding people out in nature. She also facilitates story sessions, which has included working with birth stories and stories of terminally ill people.


This conversation will help you

  • Question your assumptions about nature and human relationships with the natural world
  • Create meaningful spaces for storytelling that allow people to share their experiences without interference or judgment
  • Recognise the value of taking time to integrate learning and experiences, rather than rushing through content and seeking immediate expertise

Resources

]]> No Don’t just practice regeneration – incarnate it 19 19 Don’t just practice regeneration – incarnate it full 7bc67768-55fb-47a0-a8df-c349470a10c0 https://share.transistor.fm/s/1ed4086a Regenerative leadership isn't just another business strategy or PowerPoint presentation – it’s a fundamental shift in how we operate, requiring us to embody and live the changes we wish to see, let go of controlling tendencies, and create space for genuine transformation.


This means moving beyond traditional achievement-focused mindsets and instead embracing a more trusting, vulnerable, and time-conscious approach to leadership.

Charlie Felgate is a former Vision Leader for Decathlon, where he led collective intelligence exercises for their 100,000 employees worldwide. Now he runs Ferme LeCoq, a Flemish farm turned welcoming centre focused on helping people understand regenerative practices and "rewilding their time".


This conversation will help you

  • Aligning your head, heart, words, and actions
  • Recognise when perfectionism and control are holding you back from making meaningful change
  • Step away from rigid control to allow for natural evolution and growth

Resources

]]> Regenerative leadership isn't just another business strategy or PowerPoint presentation – it’s a fundamental shift in how we operate, requiring us to embody and live the changes we wish to see, let go of controlling tendencies, and create space for genuine transformation.


This means moving beyond traditional achievement-focused mindsets and instead embracing a more trusting, vulnerable, and time-conscious approach to leadership.

Charlie Felgate is a former Vision Leader for Decathlon, where he led collective intelligence exercises for their 100,000 employees worldwide. Now he runs Ferme LeCoq, a Flemish farm turned welcoming centre focused on helping people understand regenerative practices and "rewilding their time".


This conversation will help you

  • Aligning your head, heart, words, and actions
  • Recognise when perfectionism and control are holding you back from making meaningful change
  • Step away from rigid control to allow for natural evolution and growth

Resources

]]> Tue, 06 May 2025 00:00:00 +0100 Charlie Felgate, Tatjana Harttung Charlie Felgate, Tatjana Harttung 4015 Regenerative leadership isn't just another business strategy or PowerPoint presentation – it’s a fundamental shift in how we operate, requiring us to embody and live the changes we wish to see, let go of controlling tendencies, and create space for genuine transformation.


This means moving beyond traditional achievement-focused mindsets and instead embracing a more trusting, vulnerable, and time-conscious approach to leadership.

Charlie Felgate is a former Vision Leader for Decathlon, where he led collective intelligence exercises for their 100,000 employees worldwide. Now he runs Ferme LeCoq, a Flemish farm turned welcoming centre focused on helping people understand regenerative practices and "rewilding their time".


This conversation will help you

  • Aligning your head, heart, words, and actions
  • Recognise when perfectionism and control are holding you back from making meaningful change
  • Step away from rigid control to allow for natural evolution and growth

Resources

]]> No The transformative power of play 18 18 The transformative power of play full 5abbb91d-5f61-48ca-b8fd-2fa394128b4c https://share.transistor.fm/s/3c113aac Play isn't a frivolous activity, but a biological necessity that helps rewire our brains, enhance creativity, and solve complex problems.


Through play, we can transform not only our personal lives but also our communities and workplaces, as it creates psychological safety for experimentation and allows us to imagine better futures.


This episode will help you

  • Break free from fixed thinking patterns and unlock innovation
  • Make better decisions by accessing your full body intelligence
  • Create psychological safety in your teams by embracing play as a leadership tool

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]]> Play isn't a frivolous activity, but a biological necessity that helps rewire our brains, enhance creativity, and solve complex problems.


Through play, we can transform not only our personal lives but also our communities and workplaces, as it creates psychological safety for experimentation and allows us to imagine better futures.


This episode will help you

  • Break free from fixed thinking patterns and unlock innovation
  • Make better decisions by accessing your full body intelligence
  • Create psychological safety in your teams by embracing play as a leadership tool

Resources

]]> Tue, 22 Apr 2025 00:00:00 +0100 Tatjana Harttung Tatjana Harttung 1810 Play isn't a frivolous activity, but a biological necessity that helps rewire our brains, enhance creativity, and solve complex problems.


Through play, we can transform not only our personal lives but also our communities and workplaces, as it creates psychological safety for experimentation and allows us to imagine better futures.


This episode will help you

  • Break free from fixed thinking patterns and unlock innovation
  • Make better decisions by accessing your full body intelligence
  • Create psychological safety in your teams by embracing play as a leadership tool

Resources

]]> No What is futuresteading? 17 17 What is futuresteading? full a5d0cb7f-5fae-462f-9f59-a3f929dffdee https://share.transistor.fm/s/c2d0e68b Nature is a powerful antidote to our increasingly chaotic world. Living in harmony with nature, whether through a two-acre garden or a single pot plant, helps us regenerate not just the soil, but our souls and society as a whole.


Leoni-Ruth Acland lives on two acres of land where she and her husband grow their own food and practice regenerative agriculture. They've created both productive food gardens and spaces of natural beauty. They sell excess crops at local farmers' markets and share with their community.


This conversation will help you:

  • Connect with nature even in urban environments
  • Create a more sustainable relationship with food
  • Find grounding and peace during challenging times

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]]> Nature is a powerful antidote to our increasingly chaotic world. Living in harmony with nature, whether through a two-acre garden or a single pot plant, helps us regenerate not just the soil, but our souls and society as a whole.


Leoni-Ruth Acland lives on two acres of land where she and her husband grow their own food and practice regenerative agriculture. They've created both productive food gardens and spaces of natural beauty. They sell excess crops at local farmers' markets and share with their community.


This conversation will help you:

  • Connect with nature even in urban environments
  • Create a more sustainable relationship with food
  • Find grounding and peace during challenging times

Resources

]]> Tue, 08 Apr 2025 00:00:00 +0100 Leoni-Ruth Acland, Tatjana Harttung Leoni-Ruth Acland, Tatjana Harttung 3448 Nature is a powerful antidote to our increasingly chaotic world. Living in harmony with nature, whether through a two-acre garden or a single pot plant, helps us regenerate not just the soil, but our souls and society as a whole.


Leoni-Ruth Acland lives on two acres of land where she and her husband grow their own food and practice regenerative agriculture. They've created both productive food gardens and spaces of natural beauty. They sell excess crops at local farmers' markets and share with their community.


This conversation will help you:

  • Connect with nature even in urban environments
  • Create a more sustainable relationship with food
  • Find grounding and peace during challenging times

Resources

]]> No Climate Farmers - The new frontier 16 16 Climate Farmers - The new frontier full 4c8363cf-1d0f-47d7-ade6-a73fa643aaf3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/8214df6e Our current food system puts yield and profit above health and sustainability. But there are positive changes we can make.


Moving away from our convenience-focused approach to food and reconnecting with local, seasonal produce benefits both our health and the planet.


This week's guest is Philippe Birker, a social entrepreneur and the co-founder of Climate Farmers, an organisation that works on regenerative agriculture.


This conversation will help you

  • Understand where food comes from and how to choose ingredients that support both personal and planetary health
  • Distinguish between conventional and regenerative farming
  • Connect directly with local farmers to source fresh, seasonal produce that tastes better and supports sustainable agriculture

Resources

]]> Our current food system puts yield and profit above health and sustainability. But there are positive changes we can make.


Moving away from our convenience-focused approach to food and reconnecting with local, seasonal produce benefits both our health and the planet.


This week's guest is Philippe Birker, a social entrepreneur and the co-founder of Climate Farmers, an organisation that works on regenerative agriculture.


This conversation will help you

  • Understand where food comes from and how to choose ingredients that support both personal and planetary health
  • Distinguish between conventional and regenerative farming
  • Connect directly with local farmers to source fresh, seasonal produce that tastes better and supports sustainable agriculture

Resources

]]> Tue, 25 Mar 2025 00:00:00 +0000 Philippe Birker, Tatjana Harttung Philippe Birker, Tatjana Harttung 2762 Our current food system puts yield and profit above health and sustainability. But there are positive changes we can make.


Moving away from our convenience-focused approach to food and reconnecting with local, seasonal produce benefits both our health and the planet.


This week's guest is Philippe Birker, a social entrepreneur and the co-founder of Climate Farmers, an organisation that works on regenerative agriculture.


This conversation will help you

  • Understand where food comes from and how to choose ingredients that support both personal and planetary health
  • Distinguish between conventional and regenerative farming
  • Connect directly with local farmers to source fresh, seasonal produce that tastes better and supports sustainable agriculture

Resources

]]> No A full spectrum life 15 15 A full spectrum life full d5cc2d11-7e5a-40a2-a3ef-07672e2105f2 https://share.transistor.fm/s/eaf99286 Music is a transformative tool for self-discovery and healing. It isn’t just entertainment, but a powerful medium that works on multiple levels – physical, emotional, mental and spiritual – to help us connect with our deeper selves and untangle our inner complexities.


Through intentional listening and engagement with music, we can access parts of ourselves that might otherwise remain hidden, leading to profound personal insights and emotional release.


Ada and Nathan Ketchie are better known as the musical duo Wakes. Their work combines music, meditation, and mindfulness to help people lead more meaningful lives. They create "sound journeys" – musical experiences designed for deep listening and personal transformation.


This conversation will help you

  • Understand how music can be used as a tool for personal transformation and emotional exploration
  • Learn about the multi-layered effects of sound on our physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
  • Use music as a meditative practice to untangle emotional knots and access deeper parts of yourself

Resources

]]> Music is a transformative tool for self-discovery and healing. It isn’t just entertainment, but a powerful medium that works on multiple levels – physical, emotional, mental and spiritual – to help us connect with our deeper selves and untangle our inner complexities.


Through intentional listening and engagement with music, we can access parts of ourselves that might otherwise remain hidden, leading to profound personal insights and emotional release.


Ada and Nathan Ketchie are better known as the musical duo Wakes. Their work combines music, meditation, and mindfulness to help people lead more meaningful lives. They create "sound journeys" – musical experiences designed for deep listening and personal transformation.


This conversation will help you

  • Understand how music can be used as a tool for personal transformation and emotional exploration
  • Learn about the multi-layered effects of sound on our physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
  • Use music as a meditative practice to untangle emotional knots and access deeper parts of yourself

Resources

]]> Tue, 11 Mar 2025 00:00:00 +0000 Ada Ketchie, Nathan Ketchie, Tatjana Harttung Ada Ketchie, Nathan Ketchie, Tatjana Harttung 4386 Music is a transformative tool for self-discovery and healing. It isn’t just entertainment, but a powerful medium that works on multiple levels – physical, emotional, mental and spiritual – to help us connect with our deeper selves and untangle our inner complexities.


Through intentional listening and engagement with music, we can access parts of ourselves that might otherwise remain hidden, leading to profound personal insights and emotional release.


Ada and Nathan Ketchie are better known as the musical duo Wakes. Their work combines music, meditation, and mindfulness to help people lead more meaningful lives. They create "sound journeys" – musical experiences designed for deep listening and personal transformation.


This conversation will help you

  • Understand how music can be used as a tool for personal transformation and emotional exploration
  • Learn about the multi-layered effects of sound on our physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being
  • Use music as a meditative practice to untangle emotional knots and access deeper parts of yourself

Resources

]]> No Upgrading democracy 14 14 Upgrading democracy full d112cce4-7a32-4803-b6e6-f758bc9c3a96 https://share.transistor.fm/s/fd6247e8 Traditional democratic systems need modernising for the 21st century. Voting once every few years is insufficient for addressing urgent challenges like climate change. Citizens need to have more meaningful involvement in political decisions beyond just protesting.


Nigel Shipley is an artist and member of Extinction Rebellion in Bristol, England. He has been involved with the organisation both nationally and locally since its beginning.


This episode will help you

  • Learn about concrete solutions for modernising democracy
  • Understand how public protests and activism have shifted the climate change conversation in Britain
  • Explore the challenges of implementing citizen assemblies

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]]> Traditional democratic systems need modernising for the 21st century. Voting once every few years is insufficient for addressing urgent challenges like climate change. Citizens need to have more meaningful involvement in political decisions beyond just protesting.


Nigel Shipley is an artist and member of Extinction Rebellion in Bristol, England. He has been involved with the organisation both nationally and locally since its beginning.


This episode will help you

  • Learn about concrete solutions for modernising democracy
  • Understand how public protests and activism have shifted the climate change conversation in Britain
  • Explore the challenges of implementing citizen assemblies

Resources

]]> Tue, 25 Feb 2025 00:00:00 +0000 Nigel Shipley, Tatjana Harttung Nigel Shipley, Tatjana Harttung 3516 Traditional democratic systems need modernising for the 21st century. Voting once every few years is insufficient for addressing urgent challenges like climate change. Citizens need to have more meaningful involvement in political decisions beyond just protesting.


Nigel Shipley is an artist and member of Extinction Rebellion in Bristol, England. He has been involved with the organisation both nationally and locally since its beginning.


This episode will help you

  • Learn about concrete solutions for modernising democracy
  • Understand how public protests and activism have shifted the climate change conversation in Britain
  • Explore the challenges of implementing citizen assemblies

Resources

]]> No A pluriverse of potential 13 13 A pluriverse of potential full e9c35979-a0f2-46cb-be18-45a260948fe7 https://share.transistor.fm/s/2bc3f465 Our current worldview is too narrow and restrictive, and we need to embrace a more inclusive understanding where multiple ways of being can coexist – not just between humans, but across all species.


This “pluriverse” perspective recognises that we are part of an intricate, interconnected web of life where no single worldview should dominate, and that true transformation requires us to both witness the collapse of old systems while nurturing new possibilities to emerge.


Sahana Chattopadhyay is a writer and speaker who has been working and speaking about pluriversality for many years. In this episode, you’ll

  • Explore the concept of "pluriverse" - a vision that embraces multiple ways of being, seeing, and relating in the world
  • Discover how nature's intelligence and interconnectedness demonstrates a world of multi-species collaboration
  • Learn about embracing both collapse and creation simultaneously as we navigate through current global challenges

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]]> Our current worldview is too narrow and restrictive, and we need to embrace a more inclusive understanding where multiple ways of being can coexist – not just between humans, but across all species.


This “pluriverse” perspective recognises that we are part of an intricate, interconnected web of life where no single worldview should dominate, and that true transformation requires us to both witness the collapse of old systems while nurturing new possibilities to emerge.


Sahana Chattopadhyay is a writer and speaker who has been working and speaking about pluriversality for many years. In this episode, you’ll

  • Explore the concept of "pluriverse" - a vision that embraces multiple ways of being, seeing, and relating in the world
  • Discover how nature's intelligence and interconnectedness demonstrates a world of multi-species collaboration
  • Learn about embracing both collapse and creation simultaneously as we navigate through current global challenges

Resources

]]> Tue, 11 Feb 2025 00:00:00 +0000 Sahana Chattopadhyay, Tatjana Harttung Sahana Chattopadhyay, Tatjana Harttung 3656 Our current worldview is too narrow and restrictive, and we need to embrace a more inclusive understanding where multiple ways of being can coexist – not just between humans, but across all species.


This “pluriverse” perspective recognises that we are part of an intricate, interconnected web of life where no single worldview should dominate, and that true transformation requires us to both witness the collapse of old systems while nurturing new possibilities to emerge.


Sahana Chattopadhyay is a writer and speaker who has been working and speaking about pluriversality for many years. In this episode, you’ll

  • Explore the concept of "pluriverse" - a vision that embraces multiple ways of being, seeing, and relating in the world
  • Discover how nature's intelligence and interconnectedness demonstrates a world of multi-species collaboration
  • Learn about embracing both collapse and creation simultaneously as we navigate through current global challenges

Resources

]]> No Doula to life and earth 12 12 Doula to life and earth full 3b298d56-09fc-424e-8932-4e66b7c2fcdc https://share.transistor.fm/s/47a3f179 Modern society has become overly compartmentalised and separated, particularly in healthcare and community life, moving away from the holistic, communal approaches that have historically proven more effective. This is evident in everything from how we handle birth to how we treat illness and even how we view human connection to nature.

Kai Njeri is a regenerative systems designer working in food systems, education, and women's health. She specialises in sexual and reproductive health, working as a doula and birth worker, partnering with hospitals to improve birth outcomes.


In this episode, you’ll

  • Discover how traditional birth practices that embrace community support and celebration offer powerful alternatives to modern medicalised approaches
  • Learn about a Tanzanian hospital program that achieved remarkable results simply by allowing women to birth in different positions
  • Explore how our approach to healing and wellness has become harmfully individualistic, particularly evident during the COVID pandemic, and why communal healing matters

Resources

]]> Modern society has become overly compartmentalised and separated, particularly in healthcare and community life, moving away from the holistic, communal approaches that have historically proven more effective. This is evident in everything from how we handle birth to how we treat illness and even how we view human connection to nature.

Kai Njeri is a regenerative systems designer working in food systems, education, and women's health. She specialises in sexual and reproductive health, working as a doula and birth worker, partnering with hospitals to improve birth outcomes.


In this episode, you’ll

  • Discover how traditional birth practices that embrace community support and celebration offer powerful alternatives to modern medicalised approaches
  • Learn about a Tanzanian hospital program that achieved remarkable results simply by allowing women to birth in different positions
  • Explore how our approach to healing and wellness has become harmfully individualistic, particularly evident during the COVID pandemic, and why communal healing matters

Resources

]]> Tue, 28 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000 Kai Njeri, Tatjana Harttung Kai Njeri, Tatjana Harttung 3717 Modern society has become overly compartmentalised and separated, particularly in healthcare and community life, moving away from the holistic, communal approaches that have historically proven more effective. This is evident in everything from how we handle birth to how we treat illness and even how we view human connection to nature.

Kai Njeri is a regenerative systems designer working in food systems, education, and women's health. She specialises in sexual and reproductive health, working as a doula and birth worker, partnering with hospitals to improve birth outcomes.


In this episode, you’ll

  • Discover how traditional birth practices that embrace community support and celebration offer powerful alternatives to modern medicalised approaches
  • Learn about a Tanzanian hospital program that achieved remarkable results simply by allowing women to birth in different positions
  • Explore how our approach to healing and wellness has become harmfully individualistic, particularly evident during the COVID pandemic, and why communal healing matters

Resources

]]> No What leaders need to know for 2025 and beyond 11 11 What leaders need to know for 2025 and beyond full da550cb4-7d37-4898-9c7c-4af4d2bdb04a https://share.transistor.fm/s/52151f7f Leadership is undergoing a fundamental transformation, from traditional hierarchical structures towards a more human-centric, relational approach where leaders need to build trust, authenticity, and psychological safety while enabling their teams to flourish.


Work should be viewed as part of a full and connected life, not a separate compartment. Future leaders need to balance organisational success with human wellbeing and environmental sustainability.


In this episode, you’ll

  • Discover how leadership has evolved over the last century from mechanistic control to a more human-centred, value-driven approach that emphasises psychological safety and authenticity
  • Learn why traditional work-life balance concepts are outdated and how to embrace a more holistic approach where work integrates naturally into a full-spectrum life
  • Understand the key barriers preventing organisational change and see examples of successful companies that prove new leadership models can be both profitable and sustainable

Resources

]]> Leadership is undergoing a fundamental transformation, from traditional hierarchical structures towards a more human-centric, relational approach where leaders need to build trust, authenticity, and psychological safety while enabling their teams to flourish.


Work should be viewed as part of a full and connected life, not a separate compartment. Future leaders need to balance organisational success with human wellbeing and environmental sustainability.


In this episode, you’ll

  • Discover how leadership has evolved over the last century from mechanistic control to a more human-centred, value-driven approach that emphasises psychological safety and authenticity
  • Learn why traditional work-life balance concepts are outdated and how to embrace a more holistic approach where work integrates naturally into a full-spectrum life
  • Understand the key barriers preventing organisational change and see examples of successful companies that prove new leadership models can be both profitable and sustainable

Resources

]]> Tue, 31 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000 Tatjana Harttung Tatjana Harttung 1578 Leadership is undergoing a fundamental transformation, from traditional hierarchical structures towards a more human-centric, relational approach where leaders need to build trust, authenticity, and psychological safety while enabling their teams to flourish.


Work should be viewed as part of a full and connected life, not a separate compartment. Future leaders need to balance organisational success with human wellbeing and environmental sustainability.


In this episode, you’ll

  • Discover how leadership has evolved over the last century from mechanistic control to a more human-centred, value-driven approach that emphasises psychological safety and authenticity
  • Learn why traditional work-life balance concepts are outdated and how to embrace a more holistic approach where work integrates naturally into a full-spectrum life
  • Understand the key barriers preventing organisational change and see examples of successful companies that prove new leadership models can be both profitable and sustainable

Resources

]]> No The alchemy of healing 10 10 The alchemy of healing full 52c93c4d-64ae-46f6-9b5c-efe39b3eeef7 https://share.transistor.fm/s/2866588d Healing is an ongoing process that needs us to move beyond treating isolated symptoms and embrace a more interconnected, systems-thinking approach to wellness. Healing involves not just the physical body, but our relationship with ourselves, our communities, and nature.


Lana Jelenjev is a community alchemist, volunteer coach, mentor, and learning specialist. She has been working with the Neurodiversity Foundation for the past seven years, and is a HOPE (Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experience) trainer.


In this episode, you will

  • Learn about the platinum rule, which focuses on understanding and meeting others' needs and how that fosters deeper connections and relationships. We all share a common humanity. Our interdependence is crucial for healing and for our collective freedom.
  • Feel into how embracing our unique strengths and identities is essential for personal growth and fulfilment. The concept of neurodiversity challenges the idea that there is a “normal” way of thinking and encourages acceptance and understanding of different cognitive styles.
  • Appreciate how unlearning societal narratives and redefining productivity and rest are essential for personal and societal wellbeing, and how we are not less because of that – in fact, we uncover much more of our potential and wisdom in the process.

Resources

]]> Healing is an ongoing process that needs us to move beyond treating isolated symptoms and embrace a more interconnected, systems-thinking approach to wellness. Healing involves not just the physical body, but our relationship with ourselves, our communities, and nature.


Lana Jelenjev is a community alchemist, volunteer coach, mentor, and learning specialist. She has been working with the Neurodiversity Foundation for the past seven years, and is a HOPE (Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experience) trainer.


In this episode, you will

  • Learn about the platinum rule, which focuses on understanding and meeting others' needs and how that fosters deeper connections and relationships. We all share a common humanity. Our interdependence is crucial for healing and for our collective freedom.
  • Feel into how embracing our unique strengths and identities is essential for personal growth and fulfilment. The concept of neurodiversity challenges the idea that there is a “normal” way of thinking and encourages acceptance and understanding of different cognitive styles.
  • Appreciate how unlearning societal narratives and redefining productivity and rest are essential for personal and societal wellbeing, and how we are not less because of that – in fact, we uncover much more of our potential and wisdom in the process.

Resources

]]> Tue, 24 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000 Lana Jelenjev, Tatjana Harttung Lana Jelenjev, Tatjana Harttung 3765 Healing is an ongoing process that needs us to move beyond treating isolated symptoms and embrace a more interconnected, systems-thinking approach to wellness. Healing involves not just the physical body, but our relationship with ourselves, our communities, and nature.


Lana Jelenjev is a community alchemist, volunteer coach, mentor, and learning specialist. She has been working with the Neurodiversity Foundation for the past seven years, and is a HOPE (Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experience) trainer.


In this episode, you will

  • Learn about the platinum rule, which focuses on understanding and meeting others' needs and how that fosters deeper connections and relationships. We all share a common humanity. Our interdependence is crucial for healing and for our collective freedom.
  • Feel into how embracing our unique strengths and identities is essential for personal growth and fulfilment. The concept of neurodiversity challenges the idea that there is a “normal” way of thinking and encourages acceptance and understanding of different cognitive styles.
  • Appreciate how unlearning societal narratives and redefining productivity and rest are essential for personal and societal wellbeing, and how we are not less because of that – in fact, we uncover much more of our potential and wisdom in the process.

Resources

]]> No How to stay hopeful 9 9 How to stay hopeful full becabc69-b193-4749-8429-588adc88eae6 https://share.transistor.fm/s/1efe1693 Meaningful change starts with simple steps. Steps like being mindful of what we eat, connecting with our local community, and reconsidering how we view resources in our organisations.


Joining Tatjana on this episode is Paco Briseño, a regenerative transformation expert, leader, mentor, coach, and change maker. His work focuses on leadership, education, mentoring and coaching. Paco has extensive experience in HR consulting, and is particularly interested in bringing regenerative practices to organisations, drawing inspiration from nature and life systems.


In this episode, you will

  • Learn how regenerative leadership focuses on bringing life and flourishing to organizations and individual lives by integrating the rules of nature and the logic of life. You will see how healthy connections and relationships, inspired by nature, are essential for our thriving
  • Sense into how silence, reflection and deep listening are all essential in a society that values constant action and extroversion, and how this is not the opposite of action or focus, but complimentary and essential
  • Discover how love can be a powerful decision-making tool and can contribute to regenerative and sustainable actions and how cultivating active hope is crucial for addressing our global challenges

Resources

]]> Meaningful change starts with simple steps. Steps like being mindful of what we eat, connecting with our local community, and reconsidering how we view resources in our organisations.


Joining Tatjana on this episode is Paco Briseño, a regenerative transformation expert, leader, mentor, coach, and change maker. His work focuses on leadership, education, mentoring and coaching. Paco has extensive experience in HR consulting, and is particularly interested in bringing regenerative practices to organisations, drawing inspiration from nature and life systems.


In this episode, you will

  • Learn how regenerative leadership focuses on bringing life and flourishing to organizations and individual lives by integrating the rules of nature and the logic of life. You will see how healthy connections and relationships, inspired by nature, are essential for our thriving
  • Sense into how silence, reflection and deep listening are all essential in a society that values constant action and extroversion, and how this is not the opposite of action or focus, but complimentary and essential
  • Discover how love can be a powerful decision-making tool and can contribute to regenerative and sustainable actions and how cultivating active hope is crucial for addressing our global challenges

Resources

]]> Tue, 10 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000 Paco Briseño, Tatjana Harttung Paco Briseño, Tatjana Harttung 2924 Meaningful change starts with simple steps. Steps like being mindful of what we eat, connecting with our local community, and reconsidering how we view resources in our organisations.


Joining Tatjana on this episode is Paco Briseño, a regenerative transformation expert, leader, mentor, coach, and change maker. His work focuses on leadership, education, mentoring and coaching. Paco has extensive experience in HR consulting, and is particularly interested in bringing regenerative practices to organisations, drawing inspiration from nature and life systems.


In this episode, you will

  • Learn how regenerative leadership focuses on bringing life and flourishing to organizations and individual lives by integrating the rules of nature and the logic of life. You will see how healthy connections and relationships, inspired by nature, are essential for our thriving
  • Sense into how silence, reflection and deep listening are all essential in a society that values constant action and extroversion, and how this is not the opposite of action or focus, but complimentary and essential
  • Discover how love can be a powerful decision-making tool and can contribute to regenerative and sustainable actions and how cultivating active hope is crucial for addressing our global challenges

Resources

]]> No Going it alone is SO outdated! 8 8 Going it alone is SO outdated! full 9ff94cbf-0e50-4be6-9f54-c08be09a303f https://share.transistor.fm/s/fb272036 High-performing teams are complex, dynamic systems that need ongoing effort and attention to develop and maintain.


Team performance is not about achieving perfection or following a rigid structure, but embracing the messiness and unpredictability of human interactions while working towards a common purpose.


Teams need a clear “why”, manageable objectives, strong relationships, effective routines, and resilience to sustain high performance over time.

In this episode, you’ll

  • Discover the key elements that contribute to high-performing teams and how they can lead to exceptional results
  • Explore the complexities and dynamics of team coaching, including the challenges and rewards of working with evolving group systems
  • Learn about a comprehensive framework for developing and sustaining high-performance teams, focusing on purpose, goals, and key supporting elements

Alison Grieve and Jenny Miller are co-founders of the "small but mighty" consultancy Management Dynamics. Both have backgrounds in corporate environments, and they have combined expertise in organisational development, talent management, leadership development, and performance management.


They’re passionate about working with teams, particularly high-performing ones, and have developed a framework for what it takes to achieve and sustain high performance over time.


Resources

]]> High-performing teams are complex, dynamic systems that need ongoing effort and attention to develop and maintain.


Team performance is not about achieving perfection or following a rigid structure, but embracing the messiness and unpredictability of human interactions while working towards a common purpose.


Teams need a clear “why”, manageable objectives, strong relationships, effective routines, and resilience to sustain high performance over time.

In this episode, you’ll

  • Discover the key elements that contribute to high-performing teams and how they can lead to exceptional results
  • Explore the complexities and dynamics of team coaching, including the challenges and rewards of working with evolving group systems
  • Learn about a comprehensive framework for developing and sustaining high-performance teams, focusing on purpose, goals, and key supporting elements

Alison Grieve and Jenny Miller are co-founders of the "small but mighty" consultancy Management Dynamics. Both have backgrounds in corporate environments, and they have combined expertise in organisational development, talent management, leadership development, and performance management.


They’re passionate about working with teams, particularly high-performing ones, and have developed a framework for what it takes to achieve and sustain high performance over time.


Resources

]]> Tue, 26 Nov 2024 12:00:00 +0000 Jenni Miller, Alison Grieve, Tatjana Harttung Jenni Miller, Alison Grieve, Tatjana Harttung 2447 High-performing teams are complex, dynamic systems that need ongoing effort and attention to develop and maintain.


Team performance is not about achieving perfection or following a rigid structure, but embracing the messiness and unpredictability of human interactions while working towards a common purpose.


Teams need a clear “why”, manageable objectives, strong relationships, effective routines, and resilience to sustain high performance over time.

In this episode, you’ll

  • Discover the key elements that contribute to high-performing teams and how they can lead to exceptional results
  • Explore the complexities and dynamics of team coaching, including the challenges and rewards of working with evolving group systems
  • Learn about a comprehensive framework for developing and sustaining high-performance teams, focusing on purpose, goals, and key supporting elements

Alison Grieve and Jenny Miller are co-founders of the "small but mighty" consultancy Management Dynamics. Both have backgrounds in corporate environments, and they have combined expertise in organisational development, talent management, leadership development, and performance management.


They’re passionate about working with teams, particularly high-performing ones, and have developed a framework for what it takes to achieve and sustain high performance over time.


Resources

]]> No Reclaiming our ancestral language of herbs 7 7 Reclaiming our ancestral language of herbs full c3a9b757-4415-432f-b141-594ff1bace32 https://share.transistor.fm/s/c8f9fb11 Our gardens and green spaces offer a powerful way to reconnect with nature, reclaim ancestral knowledge, and take charge of our own health and wellbeing.


The ancient practice of herbalism not only provides natural remedies but also encourages a slower, more mindful approach to life, helping us find balance in our fast-paced world.


By embracing herbalism, we can develop a deeper understanding of our environment and our place within it, fostering a more sustainable and harmonious relationship with the earth.


On this episode, Tatjana is joined by Danièle Fogel, founder and owner of Yervika, herbalist and educator. Danièle guides people to reorient towards nature and their inherent belonging to the earth. Through her teachings, she promotes the reclamation of ancestral knowledge and wisdom, and encourages better balance with the earth and our environments.


Resources

]]> Our gardens and green spaces offer a powerful way to reconnect with nature, reclaim ancestral knowledge, and take charge of our own health and wellbeing.


The ancient practice of herbalism not only provides natural remedies but also encourages a slower, more mindful approach to life, helping us find balance in our fast-paced world.


By embracing herbalism, we can develop a deeper understanding of our environment and our place within it, fostering a more sustainable and harmonious relationship with the earth.


On this episode, Tatjana is joined by Danièle Fogel, founder and owner of Yervika, herbalist and educator. Danièle guides people to reorient towards nature and their inherent belonging to the earth. Through her teachings, she promotes the reclamation of ancestral knowledge and wisdom, and encourages better balance with the earth and our environments.


Resources

]]> Tue, 12 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0000 Danièle Fogel, Tatjana Harttung Danièle Fogel, Tatjana Harttung 2849 Our gardens and green spaces offer a powerful way to reconnect with nature, reclaim ancestral knowledge, and take charge of our own health and wellbeing.


The ancient practice of herbalism not only provides natural remedies but also encourages a slower, more mindful approach to life, helping us find balance in our fast-paced world.


By embracing herbalism, we can develop a deeper understanding of our environment and our place within it, fostering a more sustainable and harmonious relationship with the earth.


On this episode, Tatjana is joined by Danièle Fogel, founder and owner of Yervika, herbalist and educator. Danièle guides people to reorient towards nature and their inherent belonging to the earth. Through her teachings, she promotes the reclamation of ancestral knowledge and wisdom, and encourages better balance with the earth and our environments.


Resources

]]> No Cultivating a sense of place in uncertain times 6 6 Cultivating a sense of place in uncertain times full 2c581faf-60e2-4c73-82df-e00b99543c27 https://share.transistor.fm/s/82949d39 Our sense of place is deeply personal and complex, and goes far beyond just our physical location. It holds our emotional connections and memories, our cultural heritage, and spiritual bonds. It connects us to each other and to the Earth.

Sense of place plays a crucial role in our well-being and identity. This episode explores how cultivating our sense of place can provide an anchor in an increasingly turbulent world, and hightlights the importance of our collective efforts to protect meaningful spaces for the future.


In this episode you will

  • Discover how a strong sense of place can help you navigate life's challenges with greater ease and resilience.
  • Explore the complex interplay between personal memories, cultural heritage, and natural environments in shaping our connection to specific locations.
  • Reflect on the importance of preserving meaningful places and our role as custodians of this Earth.

Resources

]]> Our sense of place is deeply personal and complex, and goes far beyond just our physical location. It holds our emotional connections and memories, our cultural heritage, and spiritual bonds. It connects us to each other and to the Earth.

Sense of place plays a crucial role in our well-being and identity. This episode explores how cultivating our sense of place can provide an anchor in an increasingly turbulent world, and hightlights the importance of our collective efforts to protect meaningful spaces for the future.


In this episode you will

  • Discover how a strong sense of place can help you navigate life's challenges with greater ease and resilience.
  • Explore the complex interplay between personal memories, cultural heritage, and natural environments in shaping our connection to specific locations.
  • Reflect on the importance of preserving meaningful places and our role as custodians of this Earth.

Resources

]]> Tue, 05 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0000 Tatjana Harttung Tatjana Harttung 820 Our sense of place is deeply personal and complex, and goes far beyond just our physical location. It holds our emotional connections and memories, our cultural heritage, and spiritual bonds. It connects us to each other and to the Earth.

Sense of place plays a crucial role in our well-being and identity. This episode explores how cultivating our sense of place can provide an anchor in an increasingly turbulent world, and hightlights the importance of our collective efforts to protect meaningful spaces for the future.


In this episode you will

  • Discover how a strong sense of place can help you navigate life's challenges with greater ease and resilience.
  • Explore the complex interplay between personal memories, cultural heritage, and natural environments in shaping our connection to specific locations.
  • Reflect on the importance of preserving meaningful places and our role as custodians of this Earth.

Resources

]]> No Tales of belonging - from mother to daughter 5 5 Tales of belonging - from mother to daughter full 543a3330-ce4d-48cb-8625-1a10c830c577 https://share.transistor.fm/s/7ea22ae0 How do you know where you belong and what your identity is if you are born to diasporic parents, and how could your matriarchal lineage be key to keeping a culture alive?

Daily acts of love and care can have the most profound impact in understanding who and what we are; how we tend the land, how we cook, the songs and stories we tell our children and grandchildren.


Samar Yunis grew up in her home country Kuwait with diasporic parents from Palestine. As such she has been navigating concepts of selfhood, identity, belonging, and how societal norms impact us. Samar is a physical therapist, a leader, coach and educator and most recently a grandmother. As a social emergence catalyst, and a regenerative change facilitator, Samar is interested in the interwoven relationality of life.


In this episode, you will

  • Discover how a wish to be present, be kind and living a life aligned to our values and heritage helps us to weather the storms of life and retain a sense of belonging; regardless of where we come from.
  • Listen to how love and laughter are the best medicines in the world, and how we empower ourselves when we insist on keeping joy and community sacred.
  • Hear about the significance of food in families. You will get inspired to cook with love and use your hands as an extension of the heart to create that special connection to culture!

Resources

]]> How do you know where you belong and what your identity is if you are born to diasporic parents, and how could your matriarchal lineage be key to keeping a culture alive?

Daily acts of love and care can have the most profound impact in understanding who and what we are; how we tend the land, how we cook, the songs and stories we tell our children and grandchildren.


Samar Yunis grew up in her home country Kuwait with diasporic parents from Palestine. As such she has been navigating concepts of selfhood, identity, belonging, and how societal norms impact us. Samar is a physical therapist, a leader, coach and educator and most recently a grandmother. As a social emergence catalyst, and a regenerative change facilitator, Samar is interested in the interwoven relationality of life.


In this episode, you will

  • Discover how a wish to be present, be kind and living a life aligned to our values and heritage helps us to weather the storms of life and retain a sense of belonging; regardless of where we come from.
  • Listen to how love and laughter are the best medicines in the world, and how we empower ourselves when we insist on keeping joy and community sacred.
  • Hear about the significance of food in families. You will get inspired to cook with love and use your hands as an extension of the heart to create that special connection to culture!

Resources

]]> Tue, 29 Oct 2024 00:00:00 +0000 Samar Yunis, Tatjana Harttung Samar Yunis, Tatjana Harttung 2385 How do you know where you belong and what your identity is if you are born to diasporic parents, and how could your matriarchal lineage be key to keeping a culture alive?

Daily acts of love and care can have the most profound impact in understanding who and what we are; how we tend the land, how we cook, the songs and stories we tell our children and grandchildren.


Samar Yunis grew up in her home country Kuwait with diasporic parents from Palestine. As such she has been navigating concepts of selfhood, identity, belonging, and how societal norms impact us. Samar is a physical therapist, a leader, coach and educator and most recently a grandmother. As a social emergence catalyst, and a regenerative change facilitator, Samar is interested in the interwoven relationality of life.


In this episode, you will

  • Discover how a wish to be present, be kind and living a life aligned to our values and heritage helps us to weather the storms of life and retain a sense of belonging; regardless of where we come from.
  • Listen to how love and laughter are the best medicines in the world, and how we empower ourselves when we insist on keeping joy and community sacred.
  • Hear about the significance of food in families. You will get inspired to cook with love and use your hands as an extension of the heart to create that special connection to culture!

Resources

]]> No No community should be a sacrifice zone! 4 4 No community should be a sacrifice zone! full 79ffd319-6088-459e-bbe4-3c39758394f7 https://share.transistor.fm/s/d427d4f1 It should be a human right given to us all, to have access to clean air and water and an overall healthy environment, something lacking in many communities of colour and marginalized groups; an issue that is a manifestation of the profound environmental injustice and racism globally.

Rebecca is a Professor at CUNY School of Law and Director of the Center for Urban Environmental Reform. Internationally recognized, Rebecca is a scholar of environmental justice, human rights, and environmental law. Her environmentally themed comic book series “The Environmental Justice Chronicles” created in partnership with artist Charlie LaGreca Velasco introduce readers to the environmental justice challenges faced by urban communities.

In this episode, you will:

  • Understand how communities of color and marginalized groups are disproportionately burdened by pollution and environmental injustice and how we are both individually and collectively accountable to fix that.
  • Discover how graphic novels and creative mediums can be effective tools for raising awareness and educating people about environmental challenges and the importance of collective action.
  • Appreciate the need to vote as a way to make a difference. Early knowledge is vital, and our education systems must engage children in environmental and social justice work.


Resources

]]> It should be a human right given to us all, to have access to clean air and water and an overall healthy environment, something lacking in many communities of colour and marginalized groups; an issue that is a manifestation of the profound environmental injustice and racism globally.

Rebecca is a Professor at CUNY School of Law and Director of the Center for Urban Environmental Reform. Internationally recognized, Rebecca is a scholar of environmental justice, human rights, and environmental law. Her environmentally themed comic book series “The Environmental Justice Chronicles” created in partnership with artist Charlie LaGreca Velasco introduce readers to the environmental justice challenges faced by urban communities.

In this episode, you will:

  • Understand how communities of color and marginalized groups are disproportionately burdened by pollution and environmental injustice and how we are both individually and collectively accountable to fix that.
  • Discover how graphic novels and creative mediums can be effective tools for raising awareness and educating people about environmental challenges and the importance of collective action.
  • Appreciate the need to vote as a way to make a difference. Early knowledge is vital, and our education systems must engage children in environmental and social justice work.


Resources

]]> Tue, 15 Oct 2024 00:00:00 +0100 Rebecca Bratspies, Tatjana Harttung Rebecca Bratspies, Tatjana Harttung 3398 It should be a human right given to us all, to have access to clean air and water and an overall healthy environment, something lacking in many communities of colour and marginalized groups; an issue that is a manifestation of the profound environmental injustice and racism globally.

Rebecca is a Professor at CUNY School of Law and Director of the Center for Urban Environmental Reform. Internationally recognized, Rebecca is a scholar of environmental justice, human rights, and environmental law. Her environmentally themed comic book series “The Environmental Justice Chronicles” created in partnership with artist Charlie LaGreca Velasco introduce readers to the environmental justice challenges faced by urban communities.

In this episode, you will:

  • Understand how communities of color and marginalized groups are disproportionately burdened by pollution and environmental injustice and how we are both individually and collectively accountable to fix that.
  • Discover how graphic novels and creative mediums can be effective tools for raising awareness and educating people about environmental challenges and the importance of collective action.
  • Appreciate the need to vote as a way to make a difference. Early knowledge is vital, and our education systems must engage children in environmental and social justice work.


Resources

]]> No Unleash your energetic sense of the future! 3 3 Unleash your energetic sense of the future! full 3215861b-73f3-4bf2-b375-e8d7c2fa9ff2 https://share.transistor.fm/s/7ed83e84 What happens when modern life design collides with old leadership habits and why should we care?!


Gitte Madelaire is an intuitive and visionary pioneer in leadership development. She inspires leaders to embrace a new kind of leadership through her book, “Energetic Leadership”. She hosts keynotes, facilitates and mentors whilst drawing on her leadership experience and a life living around the world in cities such as London, Sydney and Kuala Lumpur and now in Denmark.


Gitte explores nine trends of Energetic Leadership, which include shifting from industrial to planetary, from more to better, from conformist to rebel, and from dominance to dualism.


We dive into what is real and authentic curiosity, and the importance of spaces to reflect and talk.

Gitte is passionate about including different perspectives and of all of us stepping up to take personal responsibility for how we want to be in the world.


In this episode, you will

  • Understand why, in times of crisis, it is important to remain calm, be present and to tap into our inherent intuitive power and body intelligence to gain insights and solutions.
  • Gain insight into Energetic Leadership which involves embracing authentic curiosity and reflecting on the nine trends incl. shifting from industrial to planetary.
  • Appreciate we all have the potential to be mentors and by being open and inclusive we build a more human work and life space to live in together.

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]]> What happens when modern life design collides with old leadership habits and why should we care?!


Gitte Madelaire is an intuitive and visionary pioneer in leadership development. She inspires leaders to embrace a new kind of leadership through her book, “Energetic Leadership”. She hosts keynotes, facilitates and mentors whilst drawing on her leadership experience and a life living around the world in cities such as London, Sydney and Kuala Lumpur and now in Denmark.


Gitte explores nine trends of Energetic Leadership, which include shifting from industrial to planetary, from more to better, from conformist to rebel, and from dominance to dualism.


We dive into what is real and authentic curiosity, and the importance of spaces to reflect and talk.

Gitte is passionate about including different perspectives and of all of us stepping up to take personal responsibility for how we want to be in the world.


In this episode, you will

  • Understand why, in times of crisis, it is important to remain calm, be present and to tap into our inherent intuitive power and body intelligence to gain insights and solutions.
  • Gain insight into Energetic Leadership which involves embracing authentic curiosity and reflecting on the nine trends incl. shifting from industrial to planetary.
  • Appreciate we all have the potential to be mentors and by being open and inclusive we build a more human work and life space to live in together.

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Gitte Madelaire is an intuitive and visionary pioneer in leadership development. She inspires leaders to embrace a new kind of leadership through her book, “Energetic Leadership”. She hosts keynotes, facilitates and mentors whilst drawing on her leadership experience and a life living around the world in cities such as London, Sydney and Kuala Lumpur and now in Denmark.


Gitte explores nine trends of Energetic Leadership, which include shifting from industrial to planetary, from more to better, from conformist to rebel, and from dominance to dualism.


We dive into what is real and authentic curiosity, and the importance of spaces to reflect and talk.

Gitte is passionate about including different perspectives and of all of us stepping up to take personal responsibility for how we want to be in the world.


In this episode, you will

  • Understand why, in times of crisis, it is important to remain calm, be present and to tap into our inherent intuitive power and body intelligence to gain insights and solutions.
  • Gain insight into Energetic Leadership which involves embracing authentic curiosity and reflecting on the nine trends incl. shifting from industrial to planetary.
  • Appreciate we all have the potential to be mentors and by being open and inclusive we build a more human work and life space to live in together.

Resources

]]> No Moving from EGO to ECO 2 2 Moving from EGO to ECO full 383b56dd-075d-40ce-922d-f5ad90f40687 https://share.transistor.fm/s/d6772863 We need to grow up and mature because our world is facing a multicrisis! It’s a full-on rite of passage for humanity and a shift in purpose from self-centeredness to service to the planet.


Tom is an experienced programme designer, facilitator and consultant. His focus is on frameworks for regenerative practices where he is living the question “How can organisations shift to support the flourishing of life?” The project Cards for Life is a response to this question.


The conversation touches upon the topics of healing, intergenerational learning, and the need for meaningful conversations as we garden for a life based on living systems principles.


In this episode, you will

  • Explore how the current planetary health crisis can be seen as a rite of passage for humanity.
  • Appreciate how creating space for self-directed learning and contributing to the learning of the world can be powerful ways to grow and heal for us all.
  • Get a sneak peek to the Cards for Life - and learn how applying living systems principles can inspire us to action and help us navigate complex dynamics.

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]]> We need to grow up and mature because our world is facing a multicrisis! It’s a full-on rite of passage for humanity and a shift in purpose from self-centeredness to service to the planet.


Tom is an experienced programme designer, facilitator and consultant. His focus is on frameworks for regenerative practices where he is living the question “How can organisations shift to support the flourishing of life?” The project Cards for Life is a response to this question.


The conversation touches upon the topics of healing, intergenerational learning, and the need for meaningful conversations as we garden for a life based on living systems principles.


In this episode, you will

  • Explore how the current planetary health crisis can be seen as a rite of passage for humanity.
  • Appreciate how creating space for self-directed learning and contributing to the learning of the world can be powerful ways to grow and heal for us all.
  • Get a sneak peek to the Cards for Life - and learn how applying living systems principles can inspire us to action and help us navigate complex dynamics.

Resources

]]> Tue, 17 Sep 2024 00:00:00 +0100 Tom Mansfield, Tatjana Harttung Tom Mansfield, Tatjana Harttung 3520 We need to grow up and mature because our world is facing a multicrisis! It’s a full-on rite of passage for humanity and a shift in purpose from self-centeredness to service to the planet.


Tom is an experienced programme designer, facilitator and consultant. His focus is on frameworks for regenerative practices where he is living the question “How can organisations shift to support the flourishing of life?” The project Cards for Life is a response to this question.


The conversation touches upon the topics of healing, intergenerational learning, and the need for meaningful conversations as we garden for a life based on living systems principles.


In this episode, you will

  • Explore how the current planetary health crisis can be seen as a rite of passage for humanity.
  • Appreciate how creating space for self-directed learning and contributing to the learning of the world can be powerful ways to grow and heal for us all.
  • Get a sneak peek to the Cards for Life - and learn how applying living systems principles can inspire us to action and help us navigate complex dynamics.

Resources

]]> No Daring to look closely! 1 1 Daring to look closely! full 6b7df68d-a094-45d6-afad-2ce316d39059 https://www.thehumangreenhouse.com/podcast/episode/3d7ed5d7/daring-to-look-closely It’s paramount to find meaning and purpose in order to stay mentally well during turbulent times! Ruth uses photography and mindfulness practices to build greater awareness of ourselves and the world around us.

As the founder of Look Again, Ruth brings together a passion for photography with experience of international, community, and business development, as well strong training skills, and her lived experience of mental health challenges and neurodiversity.

In this episode you will:

  • Better understand the connection between nature and mental health - even in urban spaces.
  • See how taking breaks, daydreaming and doing rejuvenating activities are key to our thrivablity.
  • Get 3 top tips to feel mentally well and open to experiences that build you up.

Visit Ruth's website

Connect with Ruth on LinkedIn

Visit The Human Greenhouse

Connect with Tatjana on LinkedIn


]]> It’s paramount to find meaning and purpose in order to stay mentally well during turbulent times! Ruth uses photography and mindfulness practices to build greater awareness of ourselves and the world around us.

As the founder of Look Again, Ruth brings together a passion for photography with experience of international, community, and business development, as well strong training skills, and her lived experience of mental health challenges and neurodiversity.

In this episode you will:

  • Better understand the connection between nature and mental health - even in urban spaces.
  • See how taking breaks, daydreaming and doing rejuvenating activities are key to our thrivablity.
  • Get 3 top tips to feel mentally well and open to experiences that build you up.

Visit Ruth's website

Connect with Ruth on LinkedIn

Visit The Human Greenhouse

Connect with Tatjana on LinkedIn


]]> Tue, 03 Sep 2024 00:00:00 +0100 Ruth Davey, Tatjana Harttung Ruth Davey, Tatjana Harttung 3051 It’s paramount to find meaning and purpose in order to stay mentally well during turbulent times! Ruth uses photography and mindfulness practices to build greater awareness of ourselves and the world around us.

As the founder of Look Again, Ruth brings together a passion for photography with experience of international, community, and business development, as well strong training skills, and her lived experience of mental health challenges and neurodiversity.

In this episode you will:

  • Better understand the connection between nature and mental health - even in urban spaces.
  • See how taking breaks, daydreaming and doing rejuvenating activities are key to our thrivablity.
  • Get 3 top tips to feel mentally well and open to experiences that build you up.

Visit Ruth's website

Connect with Ruth on LinkedIn

Visit The Human Greenhouse

Connect with Tatjana on LinkedIn


]]> No Introducing the Human Greenhouse Introducing the Human Greenhouse trailer 58fac6f9-eee8-4f5c-8fee-97b09c6c89a9 https://www.thehumangreenhouse.com/podcast/episode/4e34d6b5/introducing-the-human-greenhouse We have the knowledge, technology, and communities needed to make a positive difference in the world, but we must find the courage to take action and sow the seeds of change.

Welcome to The Human Greenhouse.

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Welcome to The Human Greenhouse.

]]> Fri, 12 Jul 2024 14:54:04 +0100 Tatjana Harttung Tatjana Harttung 243 We have the knowledge, technology, and communities needed to make a positive difference in the world, but we must find the courage to take action and sow the seeds of change.

Welcome to The Human Greenhouse.

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