Superhero Academy Podcast

Superhero Academy Podcast Marina Love - Love Movement For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON Summary In this podcast, Marc Coppola interviews Marina Love, a spiritual psychotherapist who uses cellular restructuring program to instill the mindset of sustainability to people, and also an advocate of holistic health. She studied several fields in her journey to holistic health including holistic nutrition, meta-physical sciences, and quantum theory. They talk about how sustainability could be achieved by making small changes in our lives that last a lifetime and that sustainability can only be achieved slowly but surely. They also talk about how we live in a portal of possibilities where we can continuously learn, grow, and expand. Our higher purpose can be known by focusing on the 'why' and by learning from other people and the hints that the universe tells us. Our intentions also play a role in how we can achieve things; we should trust it, feel it, and believe it in order to achieve it. Mai

Superhero Academy Podcast Nathaniel Solace - Creator Course For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON Summary In this podcast, Marc Coppola interviews Nathaniel Solace, one of the creators of Creator Course, an online course that aims to teach people that you are the creator and manifestor in your life to help you to decide what you believe in and follow your passion. Its goal is to help people be in touch with their emotions, which serve as people's guiding systems that tells people what to do. More than knowing what you are passionate about, Creator Course wants to help people to be actively involved in what you are passionate about. They talk about stress and how it's important to note that stress is inevitable, even in a perfect world. Stress enables our body to handle the situation. They also talk about how we, as people, are moving towards being a community again. Although we've isolated ourselves before, it's evident that we are moving towards connection and collaboration, creating a new a

Superhero Academy Podcast Sacha Stone - New Earth Nation || Valhalla Movement Network For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON Summary In this podcast, Marc Coppola interviews Sacha Stone of the New Earth Nation, an initiative that is making waves around the world and altering the possibilities for a new world that is unified under a set of very possible ideals. There is a current system in place that they are working to break down and it seems like some of the strengths of the New Earth Nation is the education and information they are providing on how we can escape the current legal paradigm we are operating in. They talk about Zero Point Economic System, a project of New Earth that will enable a global banking experience that will free humanity from fraud that our current reserve banking system under. If we are able to form a community together with like-minded people, we can be free from the system and achieve true sustainability. Main Questions Asked • What is new with New Earth Project si

Superhero Academy Podcast Eric James - TimeVana For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON Summary In this podcast, Marc Coppola interviews Eric James, the creator of TimeVana, a mobile app meant to help mage your time and life better. Eric is a hedge fund manager, philanthropist, photographer, and serial entrepreneur behind projects like Kronos Project and PosterBrain.com. They also talk about how he was able to team up with Virgin Galactic and will be able to go to space and take pictures of our world as Utopia and open a gallery to inspire people to protect our planet. They also talk about how important it is to manage our time wisely. Through Mindful Marbles, we are reminded that every time we live should be used to the fullest, and working towards contributing to true sustainability. It only takes little actions of reducing our impact, being mindful of the things we do, and joining in with the sustainability mindset that we can slowly but surely create a truly sustainable world. Main Questi

Superhero Academy Podcast Christian Kroll - Ecosia.org For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON Summary In this podcast, Marc Coppla interviews Christian Kroll, the CEO and Founder of Ecosia.org, a search engine for a cause that plants trees according to the searches you make through the site. The whole climate crisis is a global crisis and with only a few clicks on your browser, you can help plant trees and help in Ecosia's cause of Rainforest protection and reforestation. They talk about how most of the company's revenue goes to tree planting and how they would need us to spread the word about Ecosia so that it could gain more following. In the long run, Ecosia aims to expand and have more projects in other regions of the world aside from Argentina. Ecosia is continuously improving the browser experience for its users and hope to gain more support through the Ecosia Embassy. With Ecosia, 'slacktivism' is possible. With just a few clicks, we

Superhero Academy Podcast Joe Martino - Collective Evolution For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON Summary In this podcast, Marc Coppola interviews Joe Martino of Collective Evolution, a site that gives impartial perspective on the world's problems and its possible solutions. It creates content that engages us all to begin thinking consciously about what it means to be a human on the planet and encourage us to live in harmonious ways. This might mean living sustainably, eating and being healthy, creating a relationship with self and creating a better world together. Its main goal is to raise awareness towards how our world truly functions and encourages conscious change that moves beyond it. They talk about Collective Evolutions projects both in the online and offline platforms and the projects that they are planning for the future. They also talk about by starting today and not thinking not the task of helping contribute change the world is difficult, we can inspire others so that in all of

SUBSCRIBE \ COMMENT // RATE So Cam and I met at The Higher Purpose Project (as he is part of the amazing team that makes it possible) in Colorado in May 2014 and we seem to gravitate and have a very strong mutual respect for one another. We are both up and coming motivational speakers and really getting our grips on the world of networking, relationship management and being a speaker. Cam does some very interesting talks on some very serious but often overlooked issues which surround one of the world's favorite distractions: video games. Now many might feel this is might seem irrelevant to Valhalla - but how many of you play games on your phones? How many of you procrastinate on your dreams and instead choose distraction? The same issues apply to any kind of distraction based addiction and this is a VERY important issue we need to address in our world. Today, millions of people around the world from all ages struggle with video game addiction. This issue affects all of life including school grades, job re

Superhero Academy Podcast Chris Agnos - Sustainable Man For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON Summary In this podcast, Marc Coppola interviews Chris Agnos, the founder of Sustainable Man, a Facebook page and website that is making waves in the world of sustainability. Chris created Sustainable Man to discuss issues on sustainability, to find out the root reasons why we aren't sustainable as a civilization and a culture. People already know the solutions to problems on connection and environment, and if we do something about it, we know we can change the situation. We feel trapped in our patterns of living and in our story. We live in a dynamic world. We can do something, no matter how little, to contribute to the environment. We are connected to the world and every action we make has an impact on it. We have to change our lifestyle today to be part of the solution and collaborate with like-minded people who value sustainability in order to create a new and better world for all of us to share

Superhero Academy Podcast Kartik Madiraju - Insight Collaborative For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON Summary In this podcast, Marc Coppola interviews Kartik Madiraju, an expert in conflict resolution. He is working with Insight Collaborative, a conflict management, non-profit organization based in Boston. It was founded on the idea that the best outcome in any interaction is where people can create value for each other, while strengthening the relationship that matters to them the most. It allows people to pursue personal development and humanitarian contributions. It wants people to have the skills on conflict resolution without having to worry about the cost. They also talk about how climate change is a big issue in conflict resolution. Although climate change is a global problem, it would be difficult for every nation to agree on something altogether to come up with one single solution that all nations agree upon. As environmentalists, our goal should be making sustainability mainstrea

Superhero Academy Podcast Benoit Deschamps - Maison de Pneus Mauricie For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON Summary In this podcast, Marc Coppola interviews Benoit Deschamps who not only designed and built his own Earth-ship greenhouse but also is now gearing up to build his personal home for him and his family beginning in Spring 2014. He has been able to put together a wealth of information worth it's weight in gold and then some about making an Earth-ship build come together but also all the considerations, scientific data and info you need to make this a reality for you. He also has an eBook that gives a detailed Earth-ship Biotecture in many ways. There's a whole level of innovation that came out of this idea of building out of tires, and bottle, and cans. Earth-ships are one of many ways to achieving self-sustainability and advocating the sustainability movement as a whole. Main Questions Asked • How did you start working on earth-ships? What inspired you to do this? [01:42] • Are th

Superhero Academy Podcast Daniel Vitalis - Surthrival For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON Summary In this podcast, Marc Coppola interviews Daniel Vitalis about his shop Surthrival, an online store of products that are geared to becoming more sustainable. They talk about Daniels' idea of rewilding and how we need to shift from living in a farm to that of a zoo in order to achieve true freedom. We live in a world that's very controlled. The more that we try to control things it becomes harder to maintain. We also live in constant competition with one another, rather than working together. We are always stressing ourselves to keep up with one another. We should create a habitat where we could really live in, not bound by what society dictates and the labor we are forced to make just to make a living. To change our habitats, we need to alter four elements in our habitats, earth, water, air and fire. Rather than presenting people with the problems and issues, we should focus on presenting soluti

Superhero Academy Podcast Dave Cascino - Thunderclap.it For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON Summary In this podcast, Marc Coppola interviews Dave Cascino of Thunderclap, an online tool that enables people to share their content and with a band of people together, their campaign and their message is intensified. It is born from the fact that as an individual, it's hard to get heard and get your content mainstream. Information is the new age gold. The more attention you can bring to your information, the more power you seem to have. They also talk about Voting Block. Voting block is negotiating with lawmakers to vote a certain way in exchange of thousands of people voting the same way. If you have a cool idea, people would want to support it and you should provide a variety of ways by which people can help you out. Ultimately, the change starts with you and if you start today, chances are, more people will be inspired to do the same. Main Questions Asked • What is Thundeclap? How did it st

Superhero Academy Podcast Simon Sinek - Start With Why For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON Summary In this podcast, Marc Coppola interviews Simon Sinek, the author of two books, 'Start With Why' and 'Leaders Eat Last'. His new book 'Start With Why' sheds more light into a world of profit versus a world based on relationships with people. Every single organization in the planet, even our own careers, always functions on the same three levels: what we do, how we do it, and why we do it. All those leaders in organizations with the capacity to inspire, every single one of them starts with 'why'. Leadership is about creating the right environment and prioritizing the people rather than the numbers. Simon says that in order to be good and effective leaders, we should start with the 'why', and stand up and be the leader we wish we had. Main Questions Asked • What is the Golden Circle? [00:43] • Tell us about yourself. [00:44] • What is this concept of 'starting with why'? [00:48] • Can you t

Superhero Academy Podcast Sacha Stone - New Earth Project For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON Summary In this podcast, Marc Coppola interviews Sacha Stone, one of the founding members of the New Earth Project, movement with the aim of awakening the human heart. It aims to establish communities and bio-architectural projects that are self-sustainable, where people can live comfortably, away from the clutches of the corrupt system that is controlling society at present. Zero-point economics, a system of exchange without the use of money, but a trade of services between people, might be the solution to our world's collapsing economic system. He proposes that we stop paying taxes and shift our attention to the solutions. They also talk about how the flow of knowledge is shifting and that we are the defining factor in bringing about change. We, even as individuals, can absolutely change the entire world and Sacha calls upon us to do so. Main Questions Asked • What is the New Earth Project? [03

Superhero Academy Podcast Amateo Ra - Creator Course For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON Summary In this podcast, Marc Coppola interviews Amateo Ra, one of the co-founders of Creator Course, an online magazine and TV show of content where they put out conscious media. They share with everybody the cool things that are working in the world. They find ways to make it clearer to people how they can be the change that they want to see in the world. It helps people get their message into the world and build their movements. It helps people be empowered to be the change. They also offer online educational programs and their community for people to network, share resources, support, build community and engagement, education, and transformation. Everybody needs to realize that we all have permission to change our life. If we work together and use our creative thinking to create our own movement, we can be the next set of change-makers and see the change that we want to see in the world. Main Ques

Superhero Academy Podcast Boysen Hodgson - The Mankind Project For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON Summary In this podcast, Marc Coppola interviews Boysen Hodgson, the Marketing Director of The Mankind Project USA, a 501c3 nonprofit in the US, and a nonprofit organization around the world. It believes that the world could use more self-aware male leaders and role models in the world, building communities, working with others to create a more sustainable, and connected world. It created New Warrior Training Adventure, an emotional boot camp for men. The Mankind Project and the New Warrior Training are men's groups that address a man's personal sense of purpose. Mankind Project USA will also be having a summit called the Power of Purpose Summit, which is open to everyone. It focuses on creating purpose and helping people to know their passion and creating a sustainable life. Sustainability is not a thing you can buy and is not a weekend workshop; it's a lifestyle. Everyday, you have to make d

Superhero Academy Podcast Albert Bates - Sustainability Tech For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON Summary In this podcast, Marc Coppola, Lawrence and Nick interviews Albert Bates, a legend in terms of sustainability, or resilience, as he prefers to put it. He has had an experience in Tennessee as his post-graduate education on sustainability. What he learned in living in the farm was how to be creatively adaptable. You learn to adapt creatively to fill the needs from the minimum that you can use. We're going to have to be really creative really fast to be able to sustain 21st century technologies using less energy. We have to act now if we really want to become more sustainable or resilient. We need to cut back on consumer goods. We need to save more money in order to balance out the costs for more sustainable products. We've become so detached with the world that supports us. People are going to do what's easy and people are going to do what's most pleasurable. We need to advertise and educ

Superhero Academy Podcast Daniel Greenberg For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON Summary In this podcast, Marc Coppola and Nick Joyce interview Daniel Greenberg, who had dedicated his whole life to sustainability and trying to find ways to help people live well with each other and with the Earth. Living Routes, which is one of his projects tied with Academia, helped students to study abroad in an intentional community or Eco-Villages. He also has one new project called Earth Deeds, which tries to measure the environmental impacts and carbon footprints of people and price that to use the money to be collected to fund other sustainability projects. They talk about how we are operating under the tragedy of the commons. We're all doing things for ourselves and causing environmental problems. We need to step up, understand our environmental impacts better, and do small things, in which if we do collectively, we can make bigger impacts to changing the world. Main Questions Asked • What got you i

Superhero Academy Podcast Ross Jackson For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON Summary In this podcast, Nick Joyce and Marc Coppola interviews Ross Jackson, one of the pioneers of GEN (Global Ecovillage Network), a network of sustainable communities that can be alternative development models for developing countries. GEN is functioning well even though it gets very little financial support. A lot has changed in Africa and that's where we can really see a shift. Africa is trying to convert a number of their traditional villages to ecovillages. Gaia Education has courses on ecovillages and intentional communities. Everyone can play a role in sustainability. After a collapse or adversity, we need to band together and unite, in order to survive and become more sustainable. Main Questions Asked • What was your motivation to begin the establishment of Ecovillages and intentional communities? [01:22] • What have you achieved in the 26 years of GEN (Global Ecovillage Network)? [08:25] • What is GE

Superhero Academy Podcast Diana Leaf Christian For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON Summary In this podcast, Nick Joyce and Marc Coppola interviews Diana Leafe Christian, author of the books 'Creating a Life Together' and 'Finding Community'. She lives in a sustainable community in the North Haven Ecovillage in Carolina where they constantly have activities concerning physical, social, and economic sustainability. Human beings in groups and community behave the same way and have the same kinds of challenges. The same kinds of resolutions tend to help those challenges. Regarding governance and decision-making, Diana encourages sociocracy rather than consensus. Sociocracy has 3 big values: equivalence, transparency and effectiveness. She ends by saying Governance is in the heart of the community and that the 3 aspects of a healthy, thriving, successful community are Oxytocin, Good Process and Communication Skills, and Effective Project Management. Main Questions Asked • What is your curren