Let’s Reboot the Future

Reimagining Justice: Brontie Ansell

Brontie Ansell is the Co-Founder and Managing Director of Lawyers for Nature, a collective of senior lawyers working to give nature a voice in the legal system. From prot

The Courage to Change Course: Dr Roz Savage MBE MP

What does it take to change the course of your life, or even the world? This week we're joined by Dr Roz Savage MBE MP, the first woman to row solo across three ocea

Learning to Live in Harmony: Richard Dunne

What if nature could teach us not just how to learn, but how to live in greater harmony with each other and the world around us?  In this episode Richard Dunne founder o

Against the Current: Sean Ashworth

From a childhood fascination with wildlife and David Attenborough's Life on Earth to helping restore rivers and Sussex's lost kelp forests, Sean Ashworth has sp

The Business of Caring: Charmian Love

Charmian Love is a leading voice in reimagining the role of business in creating a thriving future. Alongside her work as the Global Ambassador with Brazilian beauty and

Harnessing Markets for Good: Professor Steve Waygood

Professor Steve Waygood is Chief Executive of The Finance Transition Centre and a leading voice in sustainable finance. Having spent his career exploring how capital and

Rewidling our Psyche: Ben Goldsmith

This week's Reboot Forum series episode features Ben Goldsmith, who talks about growing up fascinated by wildlife and refusing to let go of a vision of Britain livin

Rivers' Worth: Aimee Felus

This week’s guest is Aimee Felus, CEO of the Western Sussex Rivers Trust. Aimee loves working for Rivers Trusts, drawn to the reciprocity and energy she finds there. She

Living an Inspired Life: Hitendra Wadhwa

Hitendra Wadhwa has spent his career exploring what it really takes to live and lead well, work he now leads at Columbia Business School and through the Mentora Institute

Belly Bugs to the Rescue: David Bell

David Bell, creator of Belly Bugs, has found a way to get children genuinely excited about eating well. After thirty years in advertising, David turned his skills to a ne

Wilder: Jon Conradi

This week we're joined by Jon Conradi, founder of Wild Mosaic, who is getting people rewilding without needing to own acres of land or live beside a nature reserve.

Project: Kindness - Filippa Brundish

Filippa Brundish, founder of The Kindness Cooporation, learned early just how much listening matters. A quiet child raised with little money but plenty of love, she spent

Design, from the Ground Up: Oliver Lloyd

Oliver Lloyd is a designer and systems thinker, with sustainability as the starting point of his work. He was once advised to "meet people where they are, but don't

Real Solidarity: Mary Ann Clements

Mary Ann Clements, Co-CEO of ADD International, has spent her whole life refusing to accept that "this is just the way the world is." As a child in a small Oxfordshire vi

The Case for Idealism: Satish Kumar

Photo by Carles Rodriguez Marin Peace pilgrim, lifelong activist, former monk and founder of The Resurgence Trust, Satish Kumar has been inspiring global change for over

An Eye For Nature: Xander Beks

This week we're joined by Xander Beks, founder of Eye For Nature, whose whole way of working began with a simple willingness to step up. As a teenager, when others m

Adventures in Understanding: Alice Morrison

Explorer, TV presenter and author Alice Morrison joins us this week, fresh from a world first: becoming the first recorded person to cross Saudi Arabia from north to sout

A Strong Sense of Fairness: Ben Rawlence

Award-winning author and co-founder and director of the pioneering Black Mountains College, Ben Rawlence joins us this week. He shares how his life has been guided by a n

A Mission to Spread Kindness: Joshua Ford

This week we're joined by Joshua Ford, an award-winning actor and filmmaker whose work explores kindness, vulnerability, human connection and the belief that creativ

Shamelessly Idealistic Creativity: Ben Peers

Ben Peers, Creative Director, Designer and Videographer, believes that nothing ever really changes for the better without a little bit of shameless, idealistic creativity