In this introductory episode, Neha Dutt is interviewed by Shivanghi Aggarwal at Cassiobury Local Nature Reserve, against the backdrop of the rewiggled wetlands of the River Gade.

Neha shares why she made rewiggle — and why she believes we need to rethink what it means to move forward.

At the heart of the conversation is a simple idea: what if we could create a win-win world, in partnership with Nature? A world where resilience isn't about protecting one system at the expense of another, but about understanding the connections between them and building mutual resilience. Because every organisation across every sector depends on Nature in ways that are often invisible until they aren't.

AI and data centres depend on vast amounts of energy and water. Pharmaceutical innovation and product sourcing depends on the extraordinary biodiversity of rainforests.

Supply chains, communities, economies and ecosystems are all connected — whether we choose to see those connections or not.

The opportunity through this podcast is to make those links visible, understandable in plain, practical language, as a starting point for better questions, better decisions, better business and better outcomes.

This conversation explores what it might mean to rethink human enterprise through that lens — to spot the dependencies, understand the impacts, and find the opportunities where people, prosperity and planet can reinforce rather than undermine one another.

Perhaps the biggest opportunities for resilience lie in the connections we have yet to recognise.

Welcome to rewiggle.