Light the Campfire

Light the Campfire
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Light the Campfire is a space for the big, messy questions shaping our lives and futures. Hosts Lise Pretorius and Hedda Rehnberg explore inner and outer transformation with thought leaders within inner development, tech, spirituality, sustainability, finance, climate, and beyond - with humility, courage, collective wisdom - joined by experts with cosmic mischief.
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The podcast delves into various themes such as inner development, technology, spirituality, sustainability, finance, and climate, with episodes like 'Will AI Make Us Think Smaller?' focusing on the intersection of AI and imagination, encouraging listeners to think critically about technology's impact on society.

Light the Campfire is a space for the big, messy questions shaping our lives and futures. Hosts Lise Pretorius and Hedda Rehnberg explore inner and outer transformation with thought leaders within inner development, tech, spirituality, sustainability, finance, climate, and beyond – with humility, courage, collective wisdom – joined by experts with cosmic mischief.
As our adoption of AI expands, is our collective imagination contracting? In this episode, we're joined by tech expert and political economist Märtha Rehnberg to explore the intuition needed to navigate a high-tech future. Can we stay expansive in a world that wants to optimize us into patterns? Let’s stretch beyond the algorithm.

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