Earthworm Podcast

“When you’re connecting soul to soul instead of ego to ego, you can create great things” Do we passively live in a system we know is collapsing around us? Do we just go along, all the time knowing that everything our leaders say is not real? In a new BBC documentary [Hypernormalisation], Adam Curtis looks back to the 1970s to chart a course to today, where nothing seems certain and our political leaders strive above all else for stability in a world they no longer control.

In the latest episode of the Poynton, Webb dialogue on all things sustainable the pair discuss: the decision to disband the Indonesian Palm Oil Pledge, IPOP; IOI's decision to abandon their lawsuit against the RSPO, Resolute's decision to keep suing Greenpeace; inviting a critic onto the show & some recent developments in agricultural technology.

Letizia Savin and her son David the hosts for Earthworm's recent gathering at Plan de la Tour, Agriturismo, Cogne Italy talk to Scott Poynton and Julien Troussier about their work, their lives and their inspiration.

Earthworm's Scott Poynton talks with biodynamic winemaker Pierre Fonjallaz about his winemaking practice on the hills beside Lake Leman, Switzerland. Pierre talks about the motivations to change his approach, his new 5000 year timeline for sustainability, and his discovery how - as he started implementing biodynamic processes - that he began to learn from the land and the plants about other aspects of life.

Earthworm's Scott Poynton talks to BusinessGreen.com Editor-in-chief James Murray about his work, his work-life balance, The Business Green website, Climate Change and his personal views about the future of the planet in light of his recently becoming a father.