Jeremy Lent is a long time friend of the podcast. His new book, 'Ecocivilization: Making a World That Works for All' is coming out at the end of April 2026 and so we got together to discuss what an Ec...

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Indigenous wisdom offers a diagnosis of what ails our world — and understanding it is the first step toward a cure.

AI and Ecocivilization are both deeply transformative to our world system: one is occurring now, the other is a vision and invitation. How do they relate?

AI is accelerating the extractive powers of capitalism—but the earthquake it’s setting off may crack open pathways toward a transformation that once seemed decades away.

June 2, 2026 | Join me with Morag Gamble for a special DTN live eventIn early 2022, I launched the Deep Transformation Network with the tagline: "A global community to explore pathways to an ecolog...

What is an eco-civilisation? What are its values and what are the frames within which it works? Why do we need it in the first place and what will the Establishment do to maintain business as usual? M...

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Jeremy Lent describes the consequences of a society stretched to its limits and what can replace it in his book “Ecocivilization.”

With so many social movements seeking system change – cooperatives, commons, Doughnut Economics, peer production, relocalization and more – things quickly get confusing. There are so many different vocabularies, political premises, and theories of change swirling about. How can we possibly work toward a coherent, common future?  Jeremy Lent’s new book, Ecocivilization, is a significant beachhead in answering this question. It demonstrates that a feasible future is possible precisely by drawing upon the rich pluriverse of possibilities. Lent’s book is therefore a relief to encounter.

In his new book 'Ecocivilization', Jeremy Lent offers a bracing vision for how humanity can escape the destructive imperatives of capitalism and create ecologically centered societies that work for ev...

The principles of an ecological civilization start from a recognition of the fact that, as humans, it's not just that we are alive; more deeply, we *are* life.

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Dr. Fritjof Capra and the Capra Course Alumni community recently hosted an alumni gathering with special guest Jeremy Lent to lead us in a discussion about how our…

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Author Jeremy Lent argues that human society runs on a flawed, exploitative worldview—and that embracing interconnectedness could enable a more sustainable future