
Comedian Jon Richardson finds ways to make sense of, and find hope in the future - accompanied by ‘futurenauts’ Ed Gillespie and Mark Stevenson. Praised for its rare combination of revealing insight and plenty of laughs, it’s the show that digs underneath the headlines to help you find your own confident relationship with an uncertain future… “This show is the most useful thing I do, for myself an... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 70 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Joined by ‘Uncertainty experts’ Katherine Templar-Lewis & Sam Conniff the boys dig into one of the root causes of all our terrible decision-making - our inability to tolerate uncertainty. We will literally do almost anything to avoid it! So join us f... more
Doubling the number of ‘Marks’ in the podcast (again) the boys discuss declining male fertility, why markets still value fossil fuels we can’t burn (and why your investments are probably still in them), and why the oil industry is like the terrible c... more
Jon and the Futurenauts slide sideways into their festive final show of 2025 with pioneering space bubble greenhouse gardener and optimistic curmudgeon Sir Tim Smit and some suitably seasonal silliness to end the year
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Ed and Mark are indescribably bad and make Jon look relatively normal with their cringeworthy descriptions of their self righteous lives of giving advice to others and battles with mental health and self analysis. I probably should just listen to Jon’s other podcasts. I would like to go to his pub (for a bit) just to beat him at darts, pool, trivia, countdown quiz machine and general pub going knowledge but I am probably barred by now. Unsubscribing especially after I looked at Ed and Mark’s web... more
I adore this podcast and didn’t date to dream to see a new episode in my feed. 😍
Turn up for the doom and dread but then find yourself engrossed in how to fix stuff. You’ll have quotes a plenty to tell your colleagues and by just doing one thing, you are probably helping more than the politicians!
Informative, funny and depressing in equal measures
All things considered, it was a fantastic and enlightening experience that allowed me to get my money back from an online investment platform that had tricked me into investing with their fictitious business before I discovered their strategy. I had already paid absurdly large withdrawal fees of $45,000 under the terms of the agreement that nobody had informed me about, so it was too late for me after I invested a sum $389,250. The damage had been done, and I was in too deep to just walk away, s... more
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A witty, thought-provoking show that weighs big-picture questions about climate, technology, and the future with a practical, data-informed lens. Hosts frequently bring in experts and practitioners—from climate finance leaders to sustainable entrepreneurs—to explore how markets, policy, and innovation intersect with environmental challenges, often peppering the discussion with humor. The mix of bold ideas, real-world examples, and optimistic pragmatism makes it a compelling listen for professionals in sustainability, policy, and tech who want both inspiration and concrete takeaways. A notable strength is the willingness to grapple with systemic issues (fossil fuels, climate risk, and decarbonization) while keeping conversations accessible a... more
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