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Moral Footprint

Moral Footprint

Moral Footprint

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Topic Category:

Society and Culture

Language:

English

Podcast Stats:

Number of Episodes: 3
Series Type: episodic
Content Type: AUDIO

Podcast Description

Modern life's pursuit of endless growth is pushing us to the brink, where personal burnout mirrors planetary overshoot. MORAL FOOTPRINT, hosted by behavioural scientist Jeni Miles, explores how we can live and work within Earth’s limits.

Covering climate action, post-growth economics, modern motherhood and systems change, Season One maps our relationship with power, privilege and planetary boundaries.

Blending behavioural science & business, Jeni tackles key questions: How do we move beyond growth? How can we unlearn overconsumption and transform extractive systems?

Launching March 2025! 🌱

Podcast Insights

Content Themes

The podcast covers critical themes such as climate action, post-growth economics, modern motherhood, and systems change. Episodes delve into topics like corporate sustainability failures, the impacts of decolonizing design, and the intrinsic connections between personal burnout and environmental overshoot, with specific discussions on frameworks like matereality and indigenous knowledge.

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