https://simplecast.com An online platform which aims to shift mindsets and inspire action towards a circular economy. It invites people to share disruptive ideas and stories on a number of topics and attracts a worldwide audience, sparking critical conversations and participation through a combination of live interviews, films, and podcasts. en http://thinkdif.co Thu, 29 Nov 2018 14:45:00 +0000 Tue, 21 May 2019 22:01:59 +0000 http://thinkdif.co https://cdn.simplecast.com/images/757613b8-7ef1-4692-b5b4-e4c51f9d40eb/45c52f5a-79d0-4f32-b812-6cea1008bee6/3000x3000/1543502077artwork.jpg?aid=rss_feed episodic An online platform which aims to shift mindsets and inspire action towards a circular economy. It invites people to share disruptive ideas and stories on a number of topics and attracts a worldwide audience, sparking critical conversations and participation through a combination of live interviews, films, and podcasts. DIF no https://feeds.simplecast.com/3moFG3Ba new economy, circular economy, design, materials, business, technology Sebastian Egerton-Read seb.egerton-read@ellenmacarthurfoundation.org 889d7ea2-2fb3-487f-8aa9-d23c0907c48e In this podcast, Michel Bauwens joins some dots together and explains why the open source movement, the growing prevalence of peer-to-peer sharing economy platforms and new technologies like blockchain create the potential to create a fundamentally different economic model that circulates vale between businesses, people and the environment, rather than extracts it. Bauwens believes that we should move to an economy that is built on infinite resources like knowledge, rather than finite materials, and we have the structure and technologies to achieve it. Thu, 29 Nov 2018 14:45:00 +0000 seb.egerton-read@ellenmacarthurfoundation.org (DIF) https://dif-2018.simplecast.com/episodes/1c472ef7-1c472ef7 In this podcast, Michel Bauwens joins some dots together and explains why the open source movement, the growing prevalence of peer-to-peer sharing economy platforms and new technologies like blockchain create the potential to create a fundamentally different economic model that circulates vale between businesses, people and the environment, rather than extracts it. Bauwens believes that we should move to an economy that is built on infinite resources like knowledge, rather than finite materials, and we have the structure and technologies to achieve it.

]]> How Peer-to-Peer Can Change the World DIF 00:42:13 In this podcast, Michel Bauwens joins some dots together and explains why the open source movement, the growing prevalence of peer-to-peer sharing economy platforms and new technologies like blockchain create the potential to create a fundamentally different economic model that circulates vale between businesses, people and the environment, rather than extracts it. Bauwens believes that we should move to an economy that is built on infinite resources like knowledge, rather than finite materials, and we have the structure and technologies to achieve it. In this podcast, Michel Bauwens joins some dots together and explains why the open source movement, the growing prevalence of peer-to-peer sharing economy platforms and new technologies like blockchain create the potential to create a fundamentally different economic model that circulates vale between businesses, people and the environment, rather than extracts it. Bauwens believes that we should move to an economy that is built on infinite resources like knowledge, rather than finite materials, and we have the structure and technologies to achieve it. open source, sharing economy, new economy no full 1