What is it like to work in the world of renewables? Why is transitioning to new fuels so complicated and what practical difference can soulful concerns make?

Mark Vernon talks with Jonny Williams about multipolar traps and the seductive appeal of targets. They discuss the challenges of mostly male workplaces, as well as the imaginative factors that can help and hinder moving beyond a carbon-based culture and economy - which is where beekeeping comes in.

Jonny Williams is the founder of NexGen and ViGo Bioenergy.

The body as the practice of the imaginal. A conversation with Dominique Savitri Bonarjee.

What does it look and feel like to explore life through the body? How can ancient traditions of movement help us meet today’s challenges?

Mark Vernon talks with artist Dominique Savitri Bonarjee about her exploration of practices including the Turning of Rumi and the Japanese philosophy of Butoh. They ranges over themes including the principle of nonduality and Noh-theatre inspired by Buddhism, embodied research and impermanence.

For more on Dominique’s work:
www.dominiquebb.com
butoh.co.uk
https://www.colethouse.org/whirling-dervishes

What does it mean to have a shared story? How can collaboration be fostered in competitive times?

Mark Vernon talks with Juliette Otterburn Hall about the power of connecting to purposes and how uniqueness is actually the key to cooperation. They ask about following the energy of the imagination as opposed to fear, and how building resilience is aided by knowing your roots.

Juliette is a managing partner at Value Squared and a former TV producer. For more see - https://www.valuesquared.io/