In this episode, Chad interviews Lucian Tarnowski, the founding curator of United Planet, a decentralized ecosystem of change makers. They discuss the importance of collaboration and the need to rethink the allocation of capital to fund ecosystemic transformation. They also explore the concept of designing for non-incremental transformation and the power of collective intelligence and creativity.Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimate

In this episode, Chad interviews Lucian Tarnowski, the founding curator of United Planet, a decentralized ecosystem of change makers. They discuss the importance of collaboration and the need to rethink the allocation of capital to fund ecosystemic transformation. They also explore the concept of designing for non-incremental transformation and the power of collective intelligence and creativity.Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimate

Chad's Climate Quest

SN2EP1-Uniting for a Regenerative Future: Collaborating for a United Planet

In this episode, Chad Frischmann interviews Ferananda Iberra, co-founder of the Medicare Currency Project and director of the Commons Engine. They discuss the importance of the commons and its connection to a regenerative future. Ferananda shares her expertise in collective intelligence and holding space for diverse perspectives. They also delve into the intersection of living systems and digital systems, exploring the potential of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology in supporting the commons. The conversation highlights the need for accountability, inclusivity, and experimentation in creating a regenerative economy and society. Ferananda's Bio:Ferananda Ibarra is a civic innovator that has been working at the intersection of living systems, collective intelligence, organizational architecture, economics, entrepreneurship and technology. Her work is focused on the creation of new systems that intrinsically incentivize life-enhancing behaviors at all levels of agency, supporting distributed and conscious participation in our global evolution. She co-founded The Metacurrency Project, Holochain and currently serves as Director of The Commons Engine, a service agency focused on currency design and decentralized tech for commons-oriented projects. The source of her commitment arises from the experience of living systems. Nature gives her powerful keys in her inquiry towards wholeness. Love as a first commitment brings forward a heart intelligence that nourishes her deeply. Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimate Connect with FeranandaInstagram: @feranandaX: @fer_anandaTiktok: @medial_womanLinkedIn: @ferananda

In this episode, Chad Frischmann interviews Ferananda Iberra, co-founder of the Medicare Currency Project and director of the Commons Engine. They discuss the importance of the commons and its connection to a regenerative future. Ferananda shares her expertise in collective intelligence and holding space for diverse perspectives. They also delve into the intersection of living systems and digital systems, exploring the potential of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology in supporting the commons. The conversation highlights the need for accountability, inclusivity, and experimentation in creating a regenerative economy and society.Ferananda's Bio:Ferananda Ibarra is a civic innovator that has been working at the intersection of living systems, collective intelligence, organizational architecture, economics, entrepreneurship and technology. Her work is focused on the creation of new systems that intrinsically incentivize life-enhancing behaviors at all levels of agency, supporting distributed and conscious participation in our global evolution. She co-founded The Metacurrency Project, Holochain and currently serves as Director of The Commons Engine, a service agency focused on currency design and decentralized tech for commons-oriented projects. The source of her commitment arises from the experience of living systems. Nature gives her powerful keys in her inquiry towards wholeness. Love as a first commitment brings forward a heart intelligence that nourishes her deeply.Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimateConnect with FeranandaInstagram: @feranandaX: @fer_anandaTiktok: @medial_womanLinkedIn: @ferananda

SN2EP3-On Heart Intelligence, The Commons, and the Future of Regenerative Systems

Chad Frischmann discusses the importance of addressing climate change and the opportunity to build a regenerative future. He emphasizes the need for collaboration and long-term commitments in climate action relationships. Kayalin Akens-Irby joins the conversation and talks about the concept of climate culture and how it can be integrated into business and popular culture. They discuss the power of partnerships, the role of consumers and producers, and the importance of data-driven solutions like carbon labeling. They both express optimism for the future and the role they play in creating a sustainable and inclusive world.Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimate

Chad Frischmann discusses the importance of addressing climate change and the opportunity to build a regenerative future. He emphasizes the need for collaboration and long-term commitments in climate action relationships. Kayalin Akens-Irby joins the conversation and talks about the concept of climate culture and how it can be integrated into business and popular culture. They discuss the power of partnerships, the role of consumers and producers, and the importance of data-driven solutions like carbon labeling. They both express optimism for the future and the role they play in creating a sustainable and inclusive world.Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimate

SN1. EP10. Building a Climate Culture: Partnerships, Optimism for a Regenerative Future

Chad Frischmann discusses the need to address climate change and build a regenerative future. He introduces his guest, Nick de la Forge, a co-founder and general partner at Planet A Ventures, a green tech venture fund. They discuss the role of venture capital in driving sustainable solutions and the importance of data in supporting change. They also explore the potential of advanced geothermal energy and the transformation of the plastics industry. The conversation touches on the need for a regrowth paradigm and a vision for a future where humans are interconnected with nature.Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimate

Chad Frischmann discusses the need to address climate change and build a regenerative future. He introduces his guest, Nick de la Forge, a co-founder and general partner at Planet A Ventures, a green tech venture fund. They discuss the role of venture capital in driving sustainable solutions and the importance of data in supporting change. They also explore the potential of advanced geothermal energy and the transformation of the plastics industry. The conversation touches on the need for a regrowth paradigm and a vision for a future where humans are interconnected with nature.Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimate

SN1. EP8. Innovation and Data for a Sustainable Future: The Role of Venture Capital

In this episode, Chad Frischmann discusses the urgency of solving climate change and the opportunity to build a regenerative future. He interviews Ingmar Rentzhog, founder and CEO of We Don't Have Time, a global organization using social media to build community around climate solutions. They discuss the unique features of We Don't Have Time, such as its focus on climate and its dialogue-based platform. They also explore the role of individuals and businesses in combating climate change and the importance of rewarding companies that are taking positive steps. The conversation concludes with a vision for a regenerative future and the need for a positive narrative in the climate movement.Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimate

In this episode, Chad Frischmann discusses the urgency of solving climate change and the opportunity to build a regenerative future. He interviews Ingmar Rentzhog, founder and CEO of We Don't Have Time, a global organization using social media to build community around climate solutions. They discuss the unique features of We Don't Have Time, such as its focus on climate and its dialogue-based platform. They also explore the role of individuals and businesses in combating climate change and the importance of rewarding companies that are taking positive steps. The conversation concludes with a vision for a regenerative future and the need for a positive narrative in the climate movement.Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimate

SN1. EP4. We Don’t Have Time: Leveraging Media for Urgent Climate Action

In this episode, Chad Frischmann interviews Fatema Hamdani, founder and CEO of Kraus Hamdani Aerospace, about their work in creating aerial technology for global connectivity and insights. They discuss the applications of this technology in disaster management, wildlife protection, and regenerative systems. They also explore the importance of bridging traditional knowledge with scientific knowledge and the potential for a holistic approach to solving the climate crisis.Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimate

In this episode, Chad Frischmann interviews Fatema Hamdani, founder and CEO of Kraus Hamdani Aerospace, about their work in creating aerial technology for global connectivity and insights. They discuss the applications of this technology in disaster management, wildlife protection, and regenerative systems. They also explore the importance of bridging traditional knowledge with scientific knowledge and the potential for a holistic approach to solving the climate crisis.Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimate

SN1. EP3. Harnessing Aerial Technology to Connect, Protect and Transform Our Planet

In this episode, Chad Frischmann interviews Atossa Soltani, the director of global strategy at the Amazon Sacred Headwaters Initiative. They discuss the importance of protecting the Amazon rainforest and the role of indigenous peoples in leading the transition to a regenerative future. Atossa shares her journey in advocating for the rights of nature and indigenous peoples and highlights the successes and challenges faced in protecting the Amazon. They also discuss the need for funding to support on-the-ground projects and the importance of incorporating indigenous knowledge and worldview in addressing climate change and sustainability.Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimate

In this episode, Chad Frischmann interviews Atossa Soltani, the director of global strategy at the Amazon Sacred Headwaters Initiative. They discuss the importance of protecting the Amazon rainforest and the role of indigenous peoples in leading the transition to a regenerative future. Atossa shares her journey in advocating for the rights of nature and indigenous peoples and highlights the successes and challenges faced in protecting the Amazon. They also discuss the need for funding to support on-the-ground projects and the importance of incorporating indigenous knowledge and worldview in addressing climate change and sustainability.Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimate

SN1. EP7. Protecting the Amazon: Indigenous Wisdom and Climate Solutions

In this episode, Chad interviews Vandana Hart, creator of We Speak Dance, a global movement that uses dance to connect people and address the planet's challenges. They discuss the power of dance to bring people together, the importance of joy in tackling climate change, and the role of authenticity and integrity in creating a regenerative future. They also talk about the need for collaboration, especially with indigenous leaders, and the role of culture in climate negotiations.Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimate

In this episode, Chad interviews Vandana Hart, creator of We Speak Dance, a global movement that uses dance to connect people and address the planet's challenges. They discuss the power of dance to bring people together, the importance of joy in tackling climate change, and the role of authenticity and integrity in creating a regenerative future. They also talk about the need for collaboration, especially with indigenous leaders, and the role of culture in climate negotiations.Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimate

SN1. EP6. Dancing for Change: The Power of Movement in Climate Action

In this episode, Chad Frischmann interviews John Goesdschalk, the executive director for Conservation International's program in Suriname. They discuss the importance of addressing climate change and the opportunity to build a regenerative future. John shares his personal journey and how he became dedicated to saving his country from the impacts of climate change. They also talk about the quest to protect Suriname's forests and how avoiding deforestation and improving livelihoods can help mitigate and adapt to climate change. The conversation highlights the importance of working with local and indigenous communities and respecting their knowledge and practices.Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimate

In this episode, Chad Frischmann interviews John Goesdschalk, the executive director for Conservation International's program in Suriname. They discuss the importance of addressing climate change and the opportunity to build a regenerative future. John shares his personal journey and how he became dedicated to saving his country from the impacts of climate change. They also talk about the quest to protect Suriname's forests and how avoiding deforestation and improving livelihoods can help mitigate and adapt to climate change. The conversation highlights the importance of working with local and indigenous communities and respecting their knowledge and practices.Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimate

SN1. EP2. Protecting Suriname's Forests through Local Bioeconomies

In this episode, Chad and Henk Rogers, a former computer game developer turned climate activist, discuss Henk's transition from the gaming industry to working on climate solutions. Henk shares his bucket list of missions, including ending the use of carbon-based fuel, ending war, colonizing other planets, and understanding the end of the universe. They discuss the mission of the Blue Planet Alliance, which aims to create a world where humanity and nature live in harmony. They also explore the role of people power in driving change and the potential of gamification to make climate solutions fun and accessible.Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimate

In this episode, Chad and Henk Rogers, a former computer game developer turned climate activist, discuss Henk's transition from the gaming industry to working on climate solutions. Henk shares his bucket list of missions, including ending the use of carbon-based fuel, ending war, colonizing other planets, and understanding the end of the universe. They discuss the mission of the Blue Planet Alliance, which aims to create a world where humanity and nature live in harmony. They also explore the role of people power in driving change and the potential of gamification to make climate solutions fun and accessible.Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimate

SN1. EP9. From Tetris to Transforming the Planet: the Power of Determination

In this episode of Chad's Climate Quest, Chad Frischmann discusses the urgent need to address climate change and create a regenerative future with guests with Angela Bermudo & Matt Cyrankiewicz, co-founders of FutureQuest, an organization focused on creating impactful climate solutions. They discuss the concept of quests, which are projects aimed at solving climate change, and how FutureQuest is building a community to support and accelerate these quests. They also introduce the idea of vanguards, special members of the community who will help drive the impact and success of the quests.Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimate

In this episode of Chad's Climate Quest, Chad Frischmann discusses the urgent need to address climate change and create a regenerative future with guests with Angela Bermudo & Matt Cyrankiewicz, co-founders of FutureQuest, an organization focused on creating impactful climate solutions. They discuss the concept of quests, which are projects aimed at solving climate change, and how FutureQuest is building a community to support and accelerate these quests. They also introduce the idea of vanguards, special members of the community who will help drive the impact and success of the quests.Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimate

SN1. EP1. Our Quest for a Regenerative Future

Welcome to Chad's Climate Quest! I'm Chad Frischmann, and I'm on a mission to discover the most impactful solutions that not only tackle climate change but also guide us towards a regenerative future. Climate change is the greatest challenge humanity has ever faced—a crisis of our own making, driven by the greenhouse gases our economies emit. It affects everything, from increasing poverty and food scarcity to creating climate refugees and causing devastating biodiversity loss. But there's a silver lining. If we must change everything, we have the chance to design a better, regenerative future that benefits both humanity and the planet. Join me as I talk to some of the world's leading thinkers and doers who are dedicating their energy, wisdom, and intellect to solving this monumental challenge in ways that benefit us all. Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimate

Welcome to Chad's Climate Quest! I'm Chad Frischmann, and I'm on a mission to discover the most impactful solutions that not only tackle climate change but also guide us towards a regenerative future. Climate change is the greatest challenge humanity has ever faced—a crisis of our own making, driven by the greenhouse gases our economies emit. It affects everything, from increasing poverty and food scarcity to creating climate refugees and causing devastating biodiversity loss.But there's a silver lining. If we must change everything, we have the chance to design a better, regenerative future that benefits both humanity and the planet. Join me as I talk to some of the world's leading thinkers and doers who are dedicating their energy, wisdom, and intellect to solving this monumental challenge in ways that benefit us all.Connect with us:Website: http://www.regenintel.earthSocials: @chadonclimate

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Chad's Climate Quest

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