Vintage TV for when you need reminding that "we’re not seeing reality. We’re seeing a story that’s being created for us” (as Neuroscientist Patrick Cavanagh puts it).

A useful summary of progressive thought re: the potential for a ‘radical restructuring of our working lives’, from ‘bullshit jobs’ to the four-day week.

Coverage of last week’s event, where Ella Saltmarshe, Carlota Sanz, Kumi Naidoo, Immy Kaur and Andres Roberts, discussed how our stories can help us design an Economy in Service to Life.

‘As a botanist and member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation, (she) joins science’s ability to “polish the art of seeing”’...as our knowledge about plant life unfolds, human vocabulary and imaginations must adapt.’

‘Initial messaging learning from Framing Climate Justice, a participatory cross-movement framing project seeking to bring justice firmly to the centre of climate change communications.’

‘Humanity may be responsible for the destruction of our planet - but humanity is also waking up...and stepping up.’ WWF bring data to the ‘nature is going mainstream’ party. #ForNature

‘Right-wingers defend capitalism as a system necessitated by human nature [e.g.], but the market emerged out of specific historic conditions – it isn’t hardwired into our species.’

A share of the Stories for Life project, plus presentations from guests, exploring new stories that are emerging to help us design an economy in service to life.

A detailed and instructive conversation with the brains behind Deep Canvassing, on how we can bridge divides by coming from a place of vulnerability and love. Also see David’s TED talk here.

‘AI is better understood as AT – Artificial Time,’ offering unprecedented access to understanding and radically enhancing our ‘data age’. What does this mean for narrative work?

Two new social media platforms that seek to provide an alternative to the mainstream infowars-for-profit model. One focuses on collective sense-making, the other on co-creation. https://www.somewheregood.com/

You’ve heard of ‘network leaders’, now we’re talking about network selves, as our inherent interconnectedness is further revealed by the latest science.