A podcast where we explore possible tomorrows. We believe in a future you can't fully predict: the unexpected, the improbable, and the one worth spreading.
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S1E7 Sofia Esposito on our Relations with Others
“From now on we can decide to let more space in our life for others”. As quarantine separated us, it made us realize how important our relations with the others are. Wouldn’t it be the perfect time to better reconnect once this crisis is over? This is what we discussed with Sofia.
Sofia Esposito is an aspiring psychologist studying in Milan, Italy whose research focuses on personal wellbeing.
Original cover by Leslie Heintz
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S1E6 Fabio Uberti on our Relations with Objects
“Let’s stop this race for miracle materials, we already have alternatives”. The purpose of objects is to solve issues. Yet, aren’t they bringing more issues than solutions nowadays? From sustainability to materialism and addictions. We asked Fabio about the future of our objects.
Fabio Uberti volunteers in an open-air museum in Amsterdam and studied object design in Toulouse, France.
Original cover by Megan Whitney.
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S1E5 Alexia Netcu on our Daily Impact
“Well, I’m vegan but I really like meat. I like good things in life, you know”. The human brain loves to isolate ideas. Can we really think anything outside of its context though? A virus’ existence impacts our world in many ways, what about me? We talk about our daily impact with Alexia.
Alexia Netcu lives in Nice, France and studies International Affairs and Environmental studies in Washington, D.C.
Original cover by Skylar Bartlett.
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S1E4 Philippine Le Gall on our Production Models
“My job in the factory was to pack turkey and chicken for 7 hours at -4°C”. Mass production: is it without consequences? Do our production methods match with our ideals? Philippine talks to us about an essential production, the one of our food.
Philippine Le Gall studies in Paris and has been working in a food factory in Le Mans, France during the lockdown.
Original cover by Lauren Marek
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S1E3 Ronald Santamaria on our Economy
“I don’t think consuming as much as before is the answer”. Is non-stop consumption leading us to happiness in the end? Is capitalism compatible with sustainable development and social justice? We talk about the future of our economy with Ronald.
Ronald Santamaria lives in San José, Costa Rica and has studied International Administration and Business in Paris.
Original cover by Jacob Perry
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S1E2 Michael Cilia on our Resources
“The future of earth lies in the mindset we choose everyday”. Nothing is lost, everything is transformed. Seems like we understood this well, transforming any ressource around us with ease. But what if the true difficulty resided in not getting lost at the end of the process?
Michael Cilia is an aspiring geologist from the island of Sicily and he conducts his research in Milan, Italy.
Original cover by Isaak Hunt
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S1E1 Nina Steward on our Rhythms of Life
“I think it has proven to me it's possible to have a different way of life”. Commute, work, sleep, repeat… Wait. Is it still worth it? We discussed with Nina the countless ways of living as well as the possibility to embrace the one we really chose.
Nina Steward has been working in a wwoofing community in Yelverton, UK after having studied Political sciences in Paris.
Original cover by Spencer Krell