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Next Economy Now: For the Benefit of All Life

LIFT Economy
Mental Health
Racialized Trauma
Racial Justice
Feldenkrais Method
Cultural Somatics
B Corp Movement
Social Justice
White Supremacy
Activism
Buddhism
Love and Compassion
Self-Connection
Resistance
Joy
Healthcare System
Self-Care
Healing Practices
Community Service
Movement Awareness
Coordination

Next Economy Now highlights the leaders that are taking a regenerative, bio-regional, democratic, equitable, racially-just, and whole-systems approach to creating the new economy. Popular guests include Vincent Stanley (Patagonia), Winona LaDuke (White Earth Reservation), Frederic Laloux (Reinventing Organizations), Autumn Brown (AORTA), Kate Raworth (Doughnut Economics), and Aaron Tanaka (Center ... more

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Freedom and fulfillment aren’t measured in square footage; they’re shaped by how we live and what we value. In this episode of Next Economy Now, we welcome Jewel Pearson, a tiny house expert, intentional living advocate, and longtime voice for repres... more

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When you understand the power of a limiting belief and change it into a liberating belief, you get to take your power back and achieve personal freedom. In this segment of our Next Economy Living mini-series, we are joined by author and advocate for ... more

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What if the solution to better housing, health, and happiness isn’t greater independence, but deeper interdependence? In this episode of Next Economy Now, sustainability educator and regenerative living advocate Cynthia Tina invites us to rethink how... more

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Living with intention can be a radical act in a world driven by consumerism. In this special Next Economy Living mini-series episode, host Kevin Bayuk speaks with writer, herbalist, and former Black Minimalists podcast producer Farai Harreld about ho... more

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Recent Guests

Farai Harreld
A writer, herbalist, mother, and birth worker
Episode: Next Economy Living: Cultivating Consciousness, One Choice at a Time (with Farai Harreld)
Alexa Firmenich
Integrated capital investor and host of the podcast, Lifeworlds.
Naia Trust
Episode: Nature as the Foundation of the Global Economy (with Alexa Firmenich)
Jason Wiener
Principal of the boutique law firm and business consulting practice, Jason Wiener PC
Colorado Cooperative Developers
Episode: How to Transition to Shared Ownership (with Jason Wiener)
Nick Mucha
Senior Director of Environmental Issues and Strategy at Patagonia
Patagonia
Episode: Patagonia's "Tools to Save Our Home Planet" (w/ Nick Mucha)
John Abrams
Founder of South Mountain Company, author of Founder of the Future
South Mountain Company
Episode: Reshaping Work and Life Through Co-Operative Models (with John Abrams)
Simon Mont
Consultant focused on organizational growth and collaboration
Harmonize
Episode: Conflict as a Catalyst for Organizational Growth (with Simon Mont)
Kevin Bayuk
Co-founder of LIFT Economy and Impact Investment Strategist
LIFT Economy
Episode: Beyond The B Crossover Episode: Kevin Bayuk on B Corps
Emily Musil
Managing director at Milken Institute, Strategic Philanthropy
Milken Institute
Episode: Emily Musil: Leveraging the Power of Philanthropic Capital
Thomas Hübl
A renowned teacher, author, and international facilitator specializing in collective trauma and cultural change.
Weiss Institute at Harvard University
Episode: Thomas Hübl: Healing Collective Trauma

Hosts

Erin Axelrod
Partner and worker-owner at Lyft Economy.
Kevin Bayuk
Partner and worker owner at Lyft Economy.
Ryan Honeyman
Partner at LIFT Economy and host of Next Economy Now.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 140 ratings
  • One of my favorite podcasts!

    Always thoughtful and informative

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    cat_girl23
    United States3 months ago
  • Excellent

    Consistently excellent, thoughtful conversations. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Laurie McMillan
    United States2 years ago
  • Such good content… when I can hear it.

    I have appreciated the content and topics when I can make them out or focus, but as someone who (1) has some auditory processing difficulty with words and (2) listens to podcasts while doing things like driving, doing dishes, cooking, and other things that have their own sounds, the fact that the equipment the hosts are using or the mixing they’re doing leaves the audio sounding like talking on the phone in a tunnel. It’s often overwhelmed by ambient sound if I use my Bluetooth speaker, so then ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Eliciel
    United States3 years ago
  • Every episode has an important and interesting topic

    For me, this is a binge-worthy podcast. I’m a community development professional, consultant, facilitator, working towards social justice, regenerative housing and communities, and societal transformation. These episodes offer me nourishment and resources to enhance my perspective and my work. Great interviewing and guest choices.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ntabamama
    New Zealand3 years ago
  • Incredible podcast!

    This podcast is an incredible resource for staying up-to-date with the most relevant and innovative steps towards the shift towards a new economy. Really appreciate the holistic approach to a just and positive change.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    maddie@podcastingyou
    United States4 years ago

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Positive feedback highlights engaging and probing interviews that tackle relevant issues, making it a valuable resource for activists and social entrepreneurs.
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Listeners appreciate the thoughtful content and the quality of guests, often expressing how the insights nourish their work and perspectives.

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Nature as the Foundation of the Global Economy (with Alexa Firmenich)
Q: How does Naia think about return broadly?
Alexa explains that because Naia doesn’t answer to LPs, they look at the context of people they work with, focusing on what financial tools best serve their long-term sustainability needs.
Nature as the Foundation of the Global Economy (with Alexa Firmenich)
Q: Can you elaborate on Naia Trust, its role and its general thesis in terms of how it invests?
Alexa describes Naia Trust as focused on regenerating Earth and consciousness around Earth, utilizing integrated capital to support worthy initiatives across different sectors, particularly in nature and community-based projects.
Reshaping Work and Life Through Co-Operative Models (with John Abrams)
Q: Can I ask what your thoughts are on retirement? How do you relate to that?
I still feel the same way; it has to be fun for me and it still is.
Reshaping Work and Life Through Co-Operative Models (with John Abrams)
Q: How soon is too soon to start thinking about the exit?
From the very beginning, thinking and planning for the future enhances the business right now.
Reshaping Work and Life Through Co-Operative Models (with John Abrams)
Q: Tell us about Founder of the Future then. Why this book? Who's the audience? What's in it?
The book addresses the crucial transitions in small businesses, particularly focusing on employee ownership and its positive economic impact.

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A transformative dialogue on building a new economic landscape through regenerative practices, featuring innovators and advocates dedicated to social justice, equity, and community-centric solutions. Central themes include employee ownership, sustainable business practices, environmental stewardship, and the importance of mindful consumption. Guests often bring expertise from diverse fields such as philanthropy, environmental issues, and social entrepreneurship, enriching discussions that challenge conventional economic paradigms and highlight pathways towards a more inclusive and just economy.

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1. Farai Harreld
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