Seed Capital: the world we leave behind is built from what we steward now
Becca PiastrelliWelcome to Seed Capital, a show for resourced women who are ready to move away from accumulation and extraction, and toward regeneration and legacy. Every seed needs something to grow in. Every vision needs capital to become real.
A resourced woman is a woman with something to give or invest in a more regenerative future. Sometimes that's money, inherited, earned, or built and sold. Just as often... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 160 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureEducationSelf-Improvement | |||
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My dear friend Mara Glatzel is back on the podcast, and this time we dive deep into community care, building (local) friendships and connections in midlife and navigating conflict and negative feedback in those spaces, as well as how we build resilie... more
For this episode I am joined by author, writer and dear friend Sophie Strand, who invited me into her home to have this wonderful conversation on romantasy as an antidote to doom - and so much more. In her work and life, Sophie focuses on the interse... more
In today’s episode, I am joined by Isha Vela to talk about what it means to move money matriarchally and how we rebalance the ecosystem of money and wealth. Isha Vela is a somatic psychologist, financial strategist, matriarchal wealth activist and fo... more
This episode builds on the previous one in which I open up about my cosmic assignment, and the stories around money and community I held, worked through and continue to journey through. In this episode, I take into account the work that came before t... more
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Sadly I guess this is not a parody, but a self delusional self absorbed person who thinks they are precious!
Apple Podcasts1Ammara
United Statesa year ago - I really tried…
I was drawn to so much of what Becca shares after coming across her book. Unfortunately I feel like this podcast is another example of wealthy people with tech money suddenly realizing the very thing they profit off of is making people miserable-so the result is buy a farm and share how you too can be whole by removing yourself from the rat race and seeking a more wholesome way of being “just join my workshop”. While there is good intention, I ultimately found the message to be hollow and a bi... more
Apple Podcasts3PorkyWilliamsUnited Statesa year ago - You are amazing
Becca your podcast has changed my life and made me a climate activist in ways I couldn’t imagine. I think you have said you have tried veganism before. I am vegan and hope you take vegan ideas into consideration. Animals want to live. Thank you
Apple Podcasts5EliangersolUnited States2 years ago - Thank you
I was in a podcast funk. I need to listen to a podcast that has meaning and education. Something that intrigues me and also teaches me. This is all that and more. Luckily, I just started this so I have lots to listen to. Becca sounds like someone I can relate to.
Apple Podcasts5dontwanttowriteareviewUnited States3 years ago - Love love love
So inspiring - had to buy the book after discovering this wonderful podcast 🖤🖤 thank you for all you do I am so inspired
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United Kingdom3 years ago
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Seed Capital centers on shifting away from extraction toward regeneration and long-term stewardship, with a strong emphasis on women who hold resources and want to deploy capital for community-building, regenerative agriculture, and local economies. Episodes frequently explore bioregional finance, belonging, ritual and rites of passage, relational work, and practical ways to create resilient, land-connected communities. Notable is the host's grounded, soothing presence and a recurring emphasis on community-led substitutes for centralized systems, plus a focus on pregnancy, midlife, and feminist perspectives as drivers for social and economic renewal.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Mara Glatzel
2. Sophie Strand
3. Isha Vela
4. Caitlyn Wallace
5. Sarah Davidson
6. Ginny Muir
7. Catherine Zack
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