Eco Scale Radio

18/06/2025

Biodiversity FTW
Biophilia FTW

In this passionate call to action, conservationist Harrison Ford urges us to pay attention to the beautiful tapestry of life – and discover the poetry of its...

18/03/2025

03/03/2025

Simple ideas that work with nature.....

23/02/2025

20/02/2025

"Humans have become maladaptive in the world that they created.

More and more of our capabilities are becoming useless although we seldom pay attention until we are unable to find productive opportunities.

From a positive perspective, this is good since it creates pressure for our own self transformation."

People power helped save a commuter who became trapped between a train and a station platform at Stirling station in Western Australia.

19/02/2025

I want to express my deepest sense of gratitude.

To our listeners.
Thank you for taking time out from your busy lives to listen to the inspiring guests we interview on Eco Scale Radio podcast. I hope these interviews inspire you to take bold new actions that help you give birth to the gifts you were born to share.

To our guests.
Thank you for sharing with us all the different ways you are helping to make a difference in this world.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Below is a list of inspiring guests we've interviewed so far:

Peter Fiekowsky
Rob De Laet
Carlos Terol
Jeremy Sampson
Vaughn Tan
Dan Sherrard-Smith
Jorge Lopez-Doriga
Louise Goodes and Manuel Brunner
Mathias Boissonot
Christopher J. Preston
Linda Aspey
Thomas Doherty

Together we can do the impossible.
Together we can make a difference.

Sincerely,
Jim Oliver

15/02/2025

The latest episode is now available.

An interview with Thomas Doherty.

Surviving Climate Anxiety.
Insights for Thriving in a changing world.

In this interview you'll discover ways to be effective for the long haul, including concepts like:

> personal sustainability
> realistic hope
> environmental identity
> the climate elephant

"Whether you're tackling climate change or growing your business, personal sustainability is the foundation for success."

Link to the interview is in the comments.

09/02/2025

Our modern culture’s relationship to nature is not the only way to relate to nature.

In The Lost World of the Kalahari, Laurens van der Post recounts his time living among the indigenous people of the Kalahari Desert. He describes their shock when they discovered that he couldn’t hear the stars.

At first, they assumed he was joking or lying. But when they realized he truly couldn’t hear them, they were deeply saddened. To the Bushmen, being unable to hear nature was the most serious affliction a person could have—a sign of profound disconnection from the world around them.

25/01/2025

What an insightful intelligent conversation about out current condition.

27/11/2024

27/11/2024

Smarter design matters

"Dotcon is a revolutionary innovation created by Japanese engineer Tatsuya Ozawa from Ozawa Sogyo, designed to address critical urban challenges like floodin...

14/11/2024

Fascinating.