🗒️ A note from Ryan, your host: I'm so happy to have put these 80 interviews out into the world, and have made new friends, connections, and gained tons of inspiration along the way. But duty calls at the moment as my volunteer work in Ukraine takes all my time and attention. So I'll call it a wrap for now and hope to be back with new episodes one day. I hope you've enjoyed listening to these episodes as much as I enjoyed making them!

I'll leave you with the most downloaded episode of the series, in case you missed it:

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Martin Stuchtey is the founder and co-CEO of The Landbanking Group, which aims to support the regeneration of nature and biodiversity through an asset class they call Nature Equity.

Martin talked about how we can protect nature by literally putting a value to it, as well as his own life and career which has ranged from soldier in the German army’s alpine group to management consultant, professor, and now founder.

#biodiversity #regeneration #climatetech

This August and September, I’m stepping away from the mic to volunteer — but I’m not leaving your podcast feed empty. Instead, I’m revisiting fan favourites in a short Summer Classics series.

In this last episode of the series, I'm reviving my chat with comedian Stuart Goldsmith where we:

🛹 Quote the Simpsons a couple times

🏟️ Clarify it's different to speak in front of and in a stadium

🪱 Mention Dune's sandworms

This episode explains how to talk about climate change without alienating people. 👽

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This August and September, I’m stepping away from the mic to volunteer — but I’m not leaving your podcast feed empty. Instead, I’m revisiting fan favourites in a short Summer Classics series.

The second of three episodes in the series is my interview with Jessica Burley of Planet A. I call it the "Investor Favourite" because I've heard from lots of VCs that it contains some of the best climatetech investing advice they've heard, like why:

• The science folks should have an investment decision veto
• Collaboration is a must for hardware investment
• Thinking about planetary boundaries has to go beyond just CO2

This is a must-listen episode for climatetech investors — and the startups who need their cash. 💰