Creating a Culture of Care and Kinship
The World Ethic Forum podcast, Creating a Culture of Care and Kinship, features conversations with World Ethic Forum co-leads Anaïs Sägesser and Luea Ritter, hosted by Julien Leyre.
We're not sharing pre-digested wisdom, but exploring what a live inquiry might actually be like. Some of it may feel strange, or inconclusive. That's by design. We're not here to give answers, but to loosen something, so that something else can emerge.
Creating a Culture of Care and Kinship
Latest Episodes
Bonus episode: WEFo as a Sourdough Mother
What is the World Ethic Forum? Five years in, we still stumble on the question. But we know much of what it isn’t: not a project, not an attempt to fix one problem or offer one solution for one sector, in one region. So what are we? In this bon...
Thematic Strands
How do you hold complexity together as a collective, without it fragmenting into silos, or blending into some sort of chunky soup? In this episode of our introductory series, we explore the seven thematic strands that structure the World Ethic ...
The Conceptual Lens
Ontology, cosmology, epistemology, ethical biome: get ready for the big Greek words. In this episode, we unpack what we call our conceptual lens, a layered model we use to make sense of our own work. But we are not only geeking out, or showing ...
Firekeeping
Yes, I stay, no matter what. In this episode, we speak about firekeeping as a long-term commitment to tending the flame, so that a group can become a vessel strong enough for deep inquiry. We look into melting armours, bearing with dissonance, ...
Ecocentric Leadership as Stewardship
What if leadership was about tending to the whole, not optimising for a part? In this episode, we speak about stilling the mind, listening to dreams, plants, and riverbeds, and making decisions with our wider ways of knowing. We also look into ...
