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.
What if justice wasn’t about punishment, but about accountability, repair, and our shared humanity?
Today we’re around the campfire with Patrick Heneghan, Director of Restorative Justice for Cheshire County, New Hampshire, exploring what it truly means to repair harm with compassion. In this episode, we learn how to make room for restorative healing – whether within the justice system or in our day-to-day relationships. These interrelational tools aren’t something most of us are taught, which is exactly why this conversation matters.
Whether you’re curious about criminal justice, community conflict, or navigating challenges in your own life, this dialogue invites you into a different understanding of justice – one rooted in courage, responsibility, and connection.
Patrick’s journey bridges adult education, systems change, and deep relational practice. Since creating and leading the Cheshire County Restorative Justice program in 2020, he has worked with victims, those who have caused harm, community members, prosecutors, and correctional institutions to transform how justice is understood and experienced, shifting the focus from punishment to restoration.
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