Light Forest

The Light Forest podcast is a journey of exploration to bring more Light into how we live and regenerate our planet away from 'Dark Forest' systems of extraction and fear.In Season 0 join me for conversations with change makers from around the world, as we explore philosophies, technology, spirituality, and history that can help us get to the root of our global problems. Together we learn how to play our part in the regeneration of our planet, starting with our own minds, to create a Light Forest world.

Light Forest is a society podcast hosted by Dev Lewis, with 24 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Dev Lewis hosts Light Forest, a society show with 24 episodes published.

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  Episode #23

  EP 23. Educating for Peace (Qamaruzzaman)

  Nov 28, 20251h 21mS1

  <p>We talk about finding peace and peace building, as individuals and as a planet. What does peace really mean? What are the conditions that it may arise?</p><p>In this episode we go on a long walk and a yarn about Peace from many dimensions: inner, social, and global, and the role of education in fostering it. </p><p>Q has been an educator, a ‘physics geek’, and guitarist for many decades specialising in educating for peace. He works with schools and organizations across Asia and globally, including communities navigating violence and trauma, helping learners explore fundamental questions of i...

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  Episode #22

  EP 22. The Power of Metaphor to Transform our Future (Sohail Inayatullah)

  Nov 14, 202555 minS1

  <p>What if we understood the future as an open space, co-created by us in this moment. </p><p>A reality that we actively shape, but driven by myths and metaphors we unconsciously hold about ourselves and the world. <br>To live your authentic future, to help guide policy change, uncover the existing story and metaphor, and find a new one. <br>From Dark Forest to Light Forest. <br>We are joined by Sohail Inayatullah, a futures studies pioneer who has spent decades helping students, world leaders, and organizations navigate complexity and actively transform their futures, integrating Eastern and Western...

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  Episode #21

  EP 21. Redesigning Money and Moving Away from GDP growth as Paths to a Regenerative World (Stephen DeMeulenaere)

  Nov 1, 20251h 20mS1

  <p>We’ve been told a story that human society evolved from primitive barter to superior modern money. </p><p>That linear story flattens thousands of years of value exchanged through reciprocity, mutual aid, and gift economies. Systems that nourished people and ecological relationships.</p><p>Modern (fiat) money and its associated systems have a valuable role to play but it has become a de-stabalising force in our culture, one that is at the root of all our planetary challenges today. Redesigning money is a core pathway away from GDP growth to a more regenerative, Light Forest World. </p><p><br...

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  Episode #20

  EP 20. Regenerating Soil & Food in Thailand (with Avika & Abhi)

  Oct 17, 20251h 46mS1

  <p>60+ years of industrial farming has left us with degraded soil, farmers on the brink of ruin, nutritionally hollow food, and a disconnection from how our food arrives to our homes.</p><p>Here lie the roots of the health crises we experience today.</p><p>In this conversation we get a root-level understanding of this picture from Avika & Abhi, co-founders of Living Roots, on a mission to help regenerate the soil and food production in Thailand.</p><p>Avika Nerula and Abhi Agarwal are co-founders of Living Roots, an agricultural technology company building climate-resilient futures through biological innovation. Based...

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  Episode #19

  EP 19. Reimagining Citizenship (Lauren Razavi)

  Oct 3, 20251 hourS1

  <p>Your passport determines where you can live, work, and travel—based purely on where you were born. The document is only 100 years old, and someone’s actually redesigning it from the root up. Lauren Razavi is working with tech companies and Web3, UN, and governments worldwide to build alternatives to the passport, and in this conversation, she reveals how it’s happening.</p><p>Lauren is the Executive Director of Plumia, a global network rethinking migration, citizenship, and borders for the 21st century.</p><p>Lauren is also the author of a book called Global Natives about the digital nomad...

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