UK Health Radio Podcast
UK Health Radio Podcast
52: Lean into Clean with Jarvis Smith - Episode 52
52: Lean into Clean with Jarvis Smith - Episode 52
52: Lean into Clean with Jarvis Smith - Episode 52
Wednesday 29th January 2025
Join Jarvis Smith as he explores sustainability and social harmony with Tess Vimea and Charlotte Sewell on the UK Health Radio Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Embracing Uncomfortable Conversations with Tess Vimea and Charlotte Sewell
Episode Overview
- Uncomfortable conversations can lead to profound societal changes.
- Nature can guide leadership practices through initiatives like the Bioleadership Fellowship.
- Radical compassion, vulnerability, and courage are essential in today's world.
- Political figures like Donald Trump can have polarising effects on climate action.
- Building bridges between diverse communities fosters understanding and collaboration.
Maybe if we look at some of the ancient philosophers, then the point between two extremes or the point between two aspects of polarisation is where the magic is.
In this episode of the UK Health Radio Podcast, Jarvis Smith dives into the concept of 'Lean into Clean' with guests Tess Vimea and Charlotte Sewell. Tess, a non-binary intersex founder and leadership strategist, and Charlotte, a freelance facilitator and advisor, share their journeys and insights on sustainability, spirituality, and social harmony. They discuss the importance of uncomfortable conversations and how these dialogues can lead to profound societal changes.
The episode kicks off with Jarvis reflecting on the polarising nature of climate change discussions, especially under political figures like Donald Trump. Tess and Charlotte then delve into their experiences at the Blue Earth Summit and their work with the Bioleadership Fellowship, highlighting how nature can guide leadership practices. The duo also touches on their personal stories, including Tess's transition and Charlotte's upbringing as the daughter of a vicar.
They emphasise the need for radical compassion, vulnerability, and courage in today's world. This episode is a thought-provoking exploration of how embracing discomfort can lead to meaningful change. If you're ready to challenge your perspectives and engage in deeper conversations about our planet's future, this episode is a must-listen.