In this conversation, acclaimed artist and award-winning filmmaker Deborah Anderson shares how her gifts as a channel and spirit weaver shape her creative work, from Women of the White Buffalo, which gives voice to Lakota women and their resilience, to her upcoming project The Lost Language of Her, a journey listening deeply to Mother Earth and the wisdom of elders across the Americas. We also explore her ORA Pathway method, the vital role of women in global healing, and the importance of reconnecting with ancestral guidance and the unseen at a time of profound change.

Architect Joe MacDonald — founder of Urban A&O, former Harvard professor, and early pioneer of regenerative design — shares how innovations from net-zero data centers to smart cities and eco-resorts are redefining sustainable architecture worldwide.

Drawing on his journey from working with Zaha Hadid to leading a firm that embeds SDGs into every project, he shows how transformative, low-carbon, and climate-resilient design is already reshaping the built environment for a more sustainable 2050.

In this episode, Explorer and Founder of Global Warrior, Jim McNeill, shares his journeys from frontline polar expeditions to the depths of the ocean and his ambitions to explore deserts, mountains, and jungles, revealing how the planet's five extreme environments expose the real impacts of climate change and inspire action.

Through his Ice Warrior and Ocean Warrior projects, Jim reveals how ordinary people can contribute to vital scientific research, the power of purpose-driven exploration, and why storytelling is key to motivating change for our planet.