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Moved

Moved

Written by: Gary Watts
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The podcast of 289 people inspiring change. Conversations with people driven to make an impact whether related to the UN Global Goals, other frameworks for impact, or simply their own vision to improve society and the planet. We speak with the people doing the great work, leaders and changemakers, and learn what shaped them, along with what advice they have for listeners. The project is to speak with 289 people - will you be one of them?Copyright 2026 Gary Watts Economics Leadership Management & Leadership Self-Help Social Sciences Success
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  • #9 | Moved by Interdependence | Tamma Carel
    Jan 13 2026

    In this episode, Gary Watts speaks with Tamma Carel about her early years in the South African bush, the disorientation culturally and environmentally when she moved to the UK to find the lack of predators and biodiversity, and her career helping organisations change by connecting nature to risk.

    “Businesses are.... nature dependent.”

    She also does the wonderful job of fostering hedgehogs which is crucial in the UK now.


    Connect & Learn More

    (196) A simple guide to everyday climate action | Tamma Carel | TEDxTeessideWomen - YouTube

    Tamma Carel | LinkedIn

    Tamma Carel (@imvelogardenproject) • Instagram photos and videos

    A Message from Tamma | Imvelo

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    1 hr and 18 mins
  • #8 | Moved by Single Use Plastic | Mishal Noor
    Jan 5 2026

    In this episode, Gary Watts speaks with Mishal Noor about how change becomes real when it's tangible, mental models, and how policies and reporting matter, but lasting sustainability happens when organisations change how they think.

    “Changing mental models is difficult, but it's not impossible.”


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    39 mins
  • #7 | Moved by Nature’s Blueprint | James Ehrlich
    Dec 17 2025

    In this episode, Gary Watts speaks with James Ehrlich about redesigning how we live through regenerative systems, data, and deep listening to the land.

    James shares how soil health, mycelial networks and edge AI come together in VillageOS™, and why giving the land a “voice” through generative AI could change how we understand natural resource flows, climate potential and what a place can sustain.

    James Ehrlich is Director of Compassionate Sustainability at the Stanford University School of Medicine at the Center for Compassion Altruism Research and Education (CCARE), is also appointed affiliate to the Stanford Woods Institute for Human and Planetary Health, a Sr. Fellow and NASA Ames Research Center, and Founder of ReGen Villages, a Stanford spin-off company applying AI and machine learning software for the design and operation of resilient and self-sustainable housing developments around the world.

    “How do we give the land a voice?”

    

    Connect & Learn More

    ReGen Villages: https://www.regenvillages.com/

    https://www.instagram.com/regenvillages/

    VillageOS™: https://www.villageos.ai/

    James Ehrlich (LinkedIn): https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-ehrlich-regen/

    Dr Rudolph Steiner (1861-1925)

    https://www.biodynamics.com/biodynamic-principles-and-practices

    R. Buckminster Fuller (1895–1983)

    https://medium.com/age-of-awareness/visionaries-of-regenerative-design-iii-r-buckminster-fuller-1895-1983-51ada798f11

    Bill Mollison (1928-2016)

    https://permaculturedesign.org/bill-mollison-the-permaculture-founder/

    Doeer School of Sustainability

    https://sustainability.stanford.edu/

    Professor Martin Fischer

    https://gpc.stanford.edu/people/martin-fischer

    NASA Ames Research Center

    https://www.nasa.gov/ames/

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    1 hr and 13 mins
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