In this 45-minute video interview, Sandy Ibrahim, author of ‘The Sovereign Woman’ shares: the qualities needed of everyone today, as we define our leadership in an era that will need us to be strong and to make significant sacrifices the Myth of the goddess Inanna, who enters the underworld to find her sister, who must undertake a journey of self-realisation before being deemed guilty of hubris, and how we can use this myth to realise how humanity must move forward how we must connect to nature … Watch video

Outrage and Optimism Podcast hosts, Christiana Figueres and Tom Rivett-Carnac speak with environmental activist, Buddhist scholar, and deep ecologist, Joanna Macy. She shares why we should suffer with the world as we experience the climate crisis, and why that's a tall order for our current political economy. "Our hope is not what we wish could happen or expect to happen, but what we intend, what we want to happen. what we're ready to get behind. And so that understanding comes from a … Watch video

In this 30-minute video interview, Anna Hughes, author, activist and adventurer, shares her campaign to sign people up to a ‘Flight Free 2020’. She identifies the countries and individuals who are working toward solutions to help minimise air travel as well as what needs to be done at a governmental and organisational level. Watch video

In this 42-minute video interview, Dr Scilla Elworthy, Peace Builder and founder of the Oxford Research Group, Peace Direct, Rising Women Rising World, and FemmeQ, shares about: the initiation of 'The Elders' with Peter Gabriel, Richard Branson and Nelson Mandela - an organisation that brings together eminent leaders to offer a collective influence to support humanitarian issues, such as climate change, healthcare and global equality presence, honesty and integrity as the top qualities needed … Watch video

In this 38-minute video interview from Olivier Mythodrama, Senior Associate Robin Alfred talks to Jonathon Porritt, respected environmentalist and broadcaster and Co-Founder of Forum for the Future. We jump straight in by asking who needs to do more and whether there are any countries or corporations taking climate change seriously. Robin and Jonathan discuss governmental action around the world, and what happens when you are led by an authority that has interests in unethical practices. They … Watch video

"Obviously the climate debate is highly polarized. On one pole are the extremists, the alarmists, the catastrophists, and on the other pole are those who are called "the deniers." That is an epithet that already implies that that side is wrong, so I prefer to say "the skeptics," which is not to say that I agree with them, but I like to use relatively neutral terms to describe each side." ~ Charles Eisenstein Watch video