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#050 Reclaiming Money, Media & Mind: Part 2 of the conversation with Hazel Henderson
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Welcome to episode 50 of The RegenNarration podcast! Which also commemorates the 76th anniversary of the birth of pioneering Australian systems thinker, and the man who introduced Anthony to the work of Hazel Henderson, the late Professor Frank Fisher. Fittingly then, this dual milestone episode features part 2 of Anthony’s conversation with Hazel.
Hazel and Anthony delve deeper here into 3 key systems – money, media & mind – including the growing momentum behind reclaiming media and the internet as ‘public square’, the powerful resurgence underway in public banking, and some brilliant and at times surprising ways we can think about opportunities for regeneration.
More of Hazel’s story is interwoven throughout this conversation, including how being a concerned mother led to her becoming an activist, later evolving into one of the world’s most respected figures in this space.
Title slide: Hazel Henderson (supplied).
Music:
What If? (Impact: the Musical), by Jacqueline Emerson & co. – watch the film clip.
And for the free ebook version of The Purpose of Capital, by Jed Emerson, that the musical was inspired by.
The acoustic tune accompanying this episode is by Jeremiah Johnson.
Find more:
Part 1 of Anthony's conversation with Hazel Henderson (with some additional links in the show notes).
Note: Ecor’s website, mentioned by Hazel, is now www.ecorusa.com.
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