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.
We're living through the most rapid technological acceleration in human history and at the same time an acceleration of spiritual yearning. Millions of people are turning to AI for spiritual and emotional guidance, reflection, and support, while a new suite of tech builders are building what we might call ”Spirit Tech”.
What does that reveal about the yearnings and the collective shadows of our time, and the possibilities we have yet to imagine?
We sit down with Eddy Vaisberg, an ex BCG consultant, tech builder in Kenya and founder of Spirit Tech Collective, to ask some hard and expansive questions:
- Can technology ever truly honor the sacred?
- What happens when spiritual yearning meets a growth-at-all-costs funding model?
- How do we create tools that bring people back to themselves rather than become one more thing pulling them away?
This episode sits right at the edge of what's emerging, and we believe it's one of the most important conversations of our time
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