
Insight and inspiration on making the right choices for people and planet. We feature bold conversations with global leaders and innovators from government, businesses, community advocacy, foundations, and more who are charting a path for inclusive growth and sustainability. Hosted by Michael Green, CEO at Social Progress Imperative, we explore how the world must move beyond GDP metrics and econom... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 33 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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With Keir Starmer out and Andy Burnham stepping in as Britain’s seventh Prime Minister in a decade, the new administration faces a nation stuck on a 15-year social progress track. In this episode of Beyond GDP: The Social Progress Podcast, Michael Gr... more
Why does treating mental health as a civil rights cause matter?
In this episode of Beyond GDP: The Social Progress Podcast, host Michael Green explores with guest Jono Wilde the urgent need to rethink how society treats mental health, sharing how d... more
Michael Green explores the key factors that influence where people choose to live. From safety to education, and health, discover what truly matters when selecting which U.S. state is better to live in.
Discover the top five states in America for q... more
In this series, we explore the best big cities in America for quality of life, not just by income but by real quality indicators of societal wellbeing. Discover which of the biggest cities in the U.S. with a population of more than a million people l... more
Michael Green explores the best cities to live in America, focusing on what truly matters: safety, education, healthcare, and social wellbeing.
Discover the top five cities in the United States, including Folsom, Newton, Centennial, Pleasanton, and... more
How is Pakistan quietly changing from within? With a population of 250 million and positioned at the crossroads of South Asia and the Middle East, Pakistan's social and economic progress significantly influences regional stability and global growth. ... more
America's 250-year legacy isn't just about survival, it's about how well it delivers on the promises of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Shockingly, the U.S. earns a failing grade in these core areas, despite its economic greatness. But w... more
Why is the history of modern Britain failing our children, and how is that space being exploited by extre()mists?
In Part 2 of this episode of Beyond GDP: The Social Progress Podcast, host Michael green welcomes back Anwar Akhtar, Director of Samosa... more
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The program moves beyond traditional economic indicators to explore how social progress, wellbeing, and sustainability can be advanced through policy, business, philanthropy, and civic action. Across episodes, it frequently features thought leaders and practitioners who challenge GDP-centric thinking, highlight care economies and inclusive institutions, and examine real-world progress in areas like belonging, DEI, urban resilience, and governance. Notable threads include the role of pension funds and philanthropy in driving accountable investments, the ethics of corporate responsibility, and country-level case studies that demonstrate durable social gains even in challenging contexts.
Sessions often pair policymakers, researchers, and advo... more
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