What if knowing something will end could actually help us live more fully?

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In this episode, I speak with Parul Punjabi Jagdish, Global Head of Impact at AIME - an organization working across 52 countries through mentoring, imagination and Indigenous-led systems change.

We talk about what it means to design with purpose, the mentors who shape us, and why AIME has intentionally given itself an expiry date.

We also go somewhere much more personal: into our relationship with death, and how contemplating the end of life can bring us closer to the question of what we're really here for.

A conversation about impermanence, purpose, service and what we choose to stand for while we are here.

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What if the internet could be more than a place for information - what if it could be a place for wonder?

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In this episode, I speak with Kristoffer Tjalve, founder of Naive Weekly and Naive Yearly - a newsletter and gathering dedicated to the quiet, odd and poetic web; exploring the strange, poetic and unexpected nature of the web.

We talk about the internet as a living web of connections, the role of serendipity and discovery, and what happens when technology leaves room for the unexpected.

We also go somewhere deeper: into our relationship with curiosity, creativity and wonder - and how the way we navigate the web might shape the way we see the world.

A conversation about the internet, imagination, serendipity and the art of staying curious.

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What does it take to dream beyond what seems possible?

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In the forest outside Oslo, I meet artist Katie Paterson, whose work often begins somewhere between imagination and the unknown.

You may know her for Future Library - the extraordinary project she created, which began with a forest planted outside Oslo, continues with unread manuscripts that are being deposited and will unfold over the course of a hundred years.

But in this conversation, we go behind the finished work and into the process of creating it. How does an idea emerge? How do you know when to trust something that doesn't yet make sense? And what happens when other people tell you that it is impossible?

We talk about creativity, dreaming, doubt, and the courage to follow an idea before you know where it will lead.

A conversation about making space for the impossible - and daring to think beyond our own lifetime.

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