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  • Up Close and Personal: Katie Patrick on Gamification, Climate Action, and Creative Learning (Episode 37)

    Up Close and Personal: Katie Patrick on Gamification, Climate Action, and Creative Learning (Episode 37)
    2025/04/23
    In this dynamic episode of Resilience Gone Wild, host Jessica Morgenthal sits down with environmental engineer, designer, and author Katie Patrick to discuss a groundbreaking approach to environmental education—one that goes beyond awareness and centers on action design. Katie shares her journey from Australia to Silicon Valley and reveals how her experiences shaped the development of tools like the Earth Doctors curriculum and the School of Climate Action Design. These programs aim to inspire sustainable behavior change through gamification, creative expression, and hands-on learning, especially for children.
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    59 分
  • Go for Net Positive Part 2 with John Friedman, Author of Managing Sustainability: First Steps to First Class (Ep 35)

    Go for Net Positive Part 2 with John Friedman, Author of Managing Sustainability: First Steps to First Class (Ep 35)
    2025/04/16
    In this powerful follow-up episode of Resilience Gone Wild, Jessica Morgenthal sits down with sustainability expert and author John Friedman to explore the evolving landscape of corporate sustainability, ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) strategy, and the role of business in tackling climate change. Friedman shares deep insights into how forward-thinking companies are aligning profitability with environmental and social impact—and why doing so is essential for long-term success. The episode explores the metaphor of Galapagos tortoise recovery as a symbol of hope for environmental restoration, the politicization of climate conversations, and the importance of embracing systemic thinking in addressing today’s global challenges. John breaks down key concepts like carbon markets, the energy transition, and the economic implications of climate inaction. With a sharp focus on generational leadership, inclusive work environments, and transparency in corporate culture, this episode is a must-listen for sustainability professionals, corporate leaders, and climate-conscious consumers alike.
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    1 時間 4 分
  • Go for Net Positive Part 1 with the Giant Tortoise (Episode 34)

    Go for Net Positive Part 1 with the Giant Tortoise (Episode 34)
    2025/04/09
    In this episode of Resilience Gone Wild, host Jessica Morgenthal explores the incredible stories of giant tortoises and their ecological significance. She discusses the unique characteristics of these ancient creatures, their conservation success stories, and the concept of living a net positive life. The episode emphasizes the interconnectedness of all living beings and encourages listeners to take practical steps towards sustainability and conservation. Inspired by the book Net Positive by Paul Polman and Andrew Winston, this episode invites you to rethink what it means to live a truly resilient life. While the Net Positive movement was designed for bold businesses, this conversation takes it a step further—asking what it means for each of us to give more than we take, in our energy, relationships, and legacy. We connect positive psychology, personal growth, and the surprising resilience of tortoises to show how we can all live in a way that’s regenerative and purpose-filled—just like nature intended.
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    18 分
  • Up Close and Personal: Connecting Children with Nature - A Lifelong Journey with Ruth Wilson (Episode 33)

    Up Close and Personal: Connecting Children with Nature - A Lifelong Journey with Ruth Wilson (Episode 33)
    2025/04/02
    In this episode of Resilience Gone Wild, Jessica Morgenthal speaks with Ruth Wilson, a lifelong advocate for nature-based education and author of Nature and Young Children. Together, they explore how connecting children with nature supports mental health, physical well-being, cognitive development, and spiritual growth. The conversation dives into the concept of nature deficit disorder—a term coined by Richard Louv—and why unstructured time in nature is essential for kids. Ruth shares personal insights on the power of outdoor play, sensory experiences, and reciprocal relationships with the natural world, encouraging families and educators to cultivate awe, joy, and belonging through nature connection.
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    49 分
  • Episode 32: Indigo Part 2 - Transforming the Fashion Industry with Nichols Prohpte & The Denim Deal

    Episode 32: Indigo Part 2 - Transforming the Fashion Industry with Nichols Prohpte & The Denim Deal
    2025/03/26
    In this episode of Resilience Gone Wild, Jessica Morgenthau sits down with Nicolas Prophte to explore the evolution of denim, the challenges of sustainability in fashion, and the critical role of mindset in transforming the industry. Nicolas shares his personal journey through the denim world, highlighting how consumer behavior, industry practices, and technological advancements are shaping the future of sustainable fashion. The conversation delves into the importance of building a reverse supply chain, the impact of fast fashion marketing, and the need for brands to commit to transparency and sustainable sourcing. With insights into recycled cotton, digital printing innovations, and the power of consumer demand, this episode calls for a collective effort to push the denim industry toward a more responsible future.
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    57 分
  • Episode 31: The Hidden Power of Indigo Part 1 - What's Your Super Power?

    Episode 31: The Hidden Power of Indigo Part 1 - What's Your Super Power?
    2025/03/19
    In this episode of Resilience Gone Wild, host Jessica Morgenthal uncovers the fascinating journey of indigo, a plant that has shaped cultures, economies, and industries for centuries. Beyond its vibrant blue hue, indigo is a symbol of resilience and transformation, thriving in poor soil conditions and revealing its full potential only through a complex dyeing process. The conversation dives into indigo’s deep cultural and historical significance, from ancient dyeing traditions to its dark ties with colonialism and forced labor. Jessica also examines the impact of synthetic dyes on the environment and how reconnecting with natural dyeing practices can restore balance with nature. This episode challenges listeners to uncover their own hidden superpowers, just as indigo reveals its true color through transformation.
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    22 分
  • Episode 30: Up Close and Personal with Elena Kazamia, Hoverflies, and "The Most Unlikely Migration"

    Episode 30: Up Close and Personal with Elena Kazamia, Hoverflies, and "The Most Unlikely Migration"
    2025/03/13
    In this fascinating episode of Resilience Gone Wild, host Jessica Morgenthal speaks with Elena Kazamia, a scientist, writer, and passionate advocate for blending science and storytelling. Elena shares her unique journey from studying algae to exploring the impact of insect migration, particularly focusing on the marmalade hoverfly, a tiny but powerful pollinator. She highlights the importance of insects in maintaining healthy ecosystems, the role of citizen science in conservation, and how engaging with nature can inspire both action and creativity. Throughout the conversation, Elena delves into the resilience of nature, the interconnectedness of species, and the significance of art in making science more accessible. She also shares her aspirations to write a book about the hidden world of algae and the essential role these organisms play in our planet’s health.
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    40 分
  • Episode 29: Up Close and Personal with Mitch Rawlyk, Farmer & Earth Systems Scientist, mitch.earth

    Episode 29: Up Close and Personal with Mitch Rawlyk, Farmer & Earth Systems Scientist, mitch.earth
    2025/03/11
    In this episode of Resilience Gone Wild, host Jessica Morgenthal sits down with Mitch Rawlyk, a regenerative farmer and climate advocate, to discuss his personal journey from eco-anxiety to environmental action. Mitch shares how he transitioned from a career in meteorology to hands-on regenerative agriculture, focusing on food systems, water management, and sustainability. This conversation unpacks the shift from sustainability to regeneration, highlighting how small, intentional actions can create major ecological impacts. Mitch emphasizes the power of getting involved, taking action, and working with nature rather than against it. Whether you're just starting your sustainability journey or looking to make a bigger impact, this episode will leave you feeling empowered, inspired, and ready to get your hands dirty.
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    40 分