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Hosted by Terry Leahy · society · EN-US · 40 episodes
A phrase often used at climate actions is ‘system change not climate change’. This podcast explores that idea. What kind of system are we living with now? How do systems of exploitation come about? What options for a new system make sense? How could we make system change happen? Join me as I explore these questions. Get excited as we work out how we might make a fresh start. It could be a good idea to start with the first of these podcasts 'Capitalism: A Ghost Story' from July 4th 2022 and go on from there.
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Signup to Generate a PitchSystem Change Made Simple is a society podcast hosted by Terry Leahy, with 40 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.
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Episode #10
The post-capitalist gift economy is explained and proposed in my book 'System Change for a Liveable Future' (Mayfly 2025). Here I am looking at an appendix in that book. I am considering what the anthropologists have to say about non-market economies in pre-class societies. How did gifts function as a means of exchange in these communities? What lessons can we draw from this history?
Episode #8
<p> Unpacking Schmachtenberger again. <br/>Terry Leahy 2025. <br/><br/>This text and podcast provides an alternative world history to that being promoted by podcasters such as Daniel Schmachtenberger. Their theory is heavily based in sociobiology. I will outline a different theory that fits the facts better.<br/>So, in the last of five podcasts I will continue with the exposition of my own version of the human condition. Following up what I said about that in the podcast before this one. I will be concentrating on ‘toxic masculinity’. Looking at how toxic masculinity is such a huge factor in what has bee...
Episode #7
<p>Unpacking Schmachtenberger again. <br/>Terry Leahy 2025. <br/><br/>This text and podcast provides an alternative world history to that being promoted by podcasters such as Daniel Schmachtenberger. Their theory is heavily based in sociobiology. Here, I will not go into every detail of Schmachtenberger’s approach. I will outline a different theory that fits the facts better.</p><p>In this podcast I want to ‘give the devil his due’. There are certainly important events in human history that seem to fit Schmachtenberger’s sociobiological take. I want to look at these. In each case, what we are talking about is a...
Episode #7
<p>Unpacking Schmachtenberger. This third podcast on the interview with Schmachtenberger looks at two issues. One is Schmachtenberger’s idea that there are a small number of particularly competitive and strategic people who have an inordinate influence on how history works. What he calls the 'hyper agents'. The second is to look at what Schmachtenberger proposes as the way forward. A sensible approach to our current crisis, given what he has said so far.</p>
Episode #6
<p>Unpacking Schmachtenberger. This is the second in a set of podcasts on an interview that Nate Hagens (the Great Simplification) did with Daniel Schmachtenberger. In this podcast I talk about the places where Schmachtenberger explains our problems as coming out of the economic structures of our 'superorganism'. I kind of agree with this approach. I like it better than the approach that dominates Schamachtenberger's interview - the maximum power principle and evolution. The discussion ends up with a new take on Genesis and the Adam and Eve story. Why that story has seemed so plausible and what is wrong...
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