ReFi Podcast

• Reflecting on Regeneration Nexus with Tereza Bízková and Maya Dentzel | S4 Bonus

  In this bonus episode of the ReFi Podcast, Tereza and Maya look back on Season 4, 'The Regeneration Nexus,' and discuss their key learnings and favorite moments. They delve into the conceptual foundation and structure of the season, explore the intersection of personal mindfulness practices with the broader themes of regeneration, and discuss the importance of measurable case studies in the ReFi space. The hosts also tackle the role of technology, specifically AI, and its impact on environmental stewardship. They emphasize the importance of storytelling and communication in advancing regenerative finance, and share personal reflections and practices that help them stay grounded. Finally, they offer a call to action for listeners to share their thoughts and favorite moments from the season as they look forward to future explorations in the ReFi movement.👉 ReFi Podcast: https://x.com/ReFiPodcast👉 ReFi DAO: https://x.com/refidaoist👉 Tereza's X profile: https://x.com/TerezaBizkova 👉 Tereza's LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tereza-bizkova/👉 Maya's X: https://x.com/mayazdentzel👉 Tereza's LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mayazdentzel/00:00 Introduction and Podcast Overview00:47 Season Four Finale: The Regeneration Nexus01:08 Reflecting on Season Four02:41 The Genesis of the Regeneration Nexus03:35 Exploring the Miniseries: Vision, Practice, and Tools07:13 Key Moments and Personal Highlights12:48 Rose, Bud, and Thorn Reflections25:21 Personal Journeys in Refi32:56 Metaphors and Case Studies in Content Creation34:16 The Role of AI and Human-Centric Approaches34:58 Language and Communication in Regenerative Movements36:08 Interdisciplinary Challenges and Web338:01 Inner Regeneration and Mindfulness43:03 Yoga and ReFi Values46:38 Rapid Fire Questions and Personal Insights56:40 Future of ReFi and Community Collaboration01:00:24 Concluding Thoughts and Call to Action

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• From Green Rush to ReFi Realism with David Fortson and Sandra Ponce De Leon | S4 Bonus

  In this bonus episode of the ReFi podcast, hosted by Maya Dentzel, guests David Fortson and Sandra Ponce De Leon delve into the evolution of the regenerative finance space, transitioning from the initial excitement of the 'green rush' to a more grounded realism. They discuss creating sustainable business models, building regenerative communities, and the importance of trust and collaboration. The conversation also touches on the recent proposal for a region brand commons to ensure the integrity of regenerative efforts and avoid greenwashing. The episode concludes with practical advice and inspiration for the community to keep shipping and staying creative.👉 ReFi Podcast: https://x.com/ReFiPodcast👉 ReFi DAO: https://x.com/refidaoist👉 David's LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-fortson-19692715/👉 Sandra's LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sandraponcedeleon/👉 Tereza's X profile: https://x.com/TerezaBizkova 👉 Tereza's LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tereza-bizkova/👉 Maya's X: https://x.com/mayazdentzel👉 Tereza's LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mayazdentzel/00:00 Introduction to Regenerative Finance00:28 Meet the Guests: David Fortson and Sandra Ponce De Leon02:17 Big Picture: Trends and Future of Regenerative Finance02:39 Personal Journeys into Regenerative Finance09:13 Communicating ReFi to the Wider Audience11:25 Challenges and Realities of the ReFi Space18:18 Future Directions and Optimism in ReFi27:59 The Importance of Patience in Regeneration28:12 Creativity and Fun in Environmental Efforts29:06 Challenges and Solutions in Community Engagement29:38 Onboarding and Economic Systems in Crypto30:56 Building Trust in Global Communities32:39 Overcoming Obstacles in Web3 Adoption36:16 The Role of Delight in Product Development40:10 The Regen Commons Debate51:11 Rapid Fire Questions52:42 Final Thoughts and Call to Action

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• Incubating New Societies with Timour Kosters | S4Bonus: Regeneration Nexus

  In this bonus episode of The ReFi Podcast, Timour Kosters, co-founder of Edge City, discusses the emerging trend of month-long pop-up cities where technology, science, and culture pioneers collaborate to envision a better future. He delves into the organizational philosophy of Edge City, emphasizing a generative, emergent, and regenerative approach. Timour charts his professional journey from a background in math and economics to organizing these unique social experiments. He shares inspiring stories, challenges faced, and the overarching vision for scaling these temporary cities into a global network, with the potential for permanent solutions that drive systemic change and human flourishing.👉 ReFi Podcast: https://x.com/ReFiPodcast👉 ReFi DAO: https://x.com/refidaoist👉 Edge City Website: https://www.edgecity.live/👉 Zulalu Website: https://www.zuzalu.city/👉 Timour Kosters LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/timkosters/👉 Tereza's X profile: https://x.com/TerezaBizkova 👉 Maya's X: https://x.com/mayazdentzel00:00 Introduction to Generative and Emergent Events00:23 Welcome to the ReFi Podcast00:24 Exploring Pop-Up Cities with Timour Kosters01:59 Timour's Journey and Background04:45 The Concept of Pop-Up Communities07:57 The Birth of Edge City12:23 Addressing Criticisms and Inclusivity20:11 Innovative Experiments and Community Currency26:28 Governance Mechanisms and Public Goods31:47 Regeneration and Systemic Change35:49 Surprising Sessions and Overlapping Theories of Change36:56 Planning Future Pop-Up Cities: Key Lessons and Challenges42:47 Navigating Collaboration and Competition Among Pop-Up Cities46:39 Ideal Participants and Handling Difficult Situations51:54 Overcoming Unexpected Challenges: The Flood in Chiang Mai56:41 The Future of Pop-Up Cities: A Sneak Peek into the Master Plan01:04:05 Rapid Fire Questions and Closing Remarks

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• Web3 for Climate Action with Wes Geisenberger | S4E12: Regeneration Nexus

  In this concluding episode of the ReFi podcast's fourth season, Maya and Tereza dive into sustainable technology with Wes Geisenberger, Vice President of Sustainability and ESG at the HBAR Foundation. The discussion spans various topics including the essential role of blockchain in addressing climate issues, insights from COP events, and Hedera's strategies for promoting sustainability. Wes highlights the significance of focusing on impact over financialization, the need for robust systems, and the promising potential of open-source technologies to facilitate large-scale sustainable initiatives. Practical advice for new entrants into the climate and Web3 intersection is also shared. Links 👉 ReFi Podcast: twitter.com/ReFiPodcast  👉 ReFi DAO: twitter.com/refidaoist     👉 Wes’s LinkedIn profile: linkedin.com/in/wesgeisenberger/ 👉 The HBAR Foundation’s Website: hbarfoundation.org/  👉 Regenerative Finance Forum: youtube.com/watch?v=GQNnjJbsAb8 👉 Hedera grants: hbarfoundation.org/apply    👉 Tereza's X profile: https://x.com/TerezaBizkova  👉 Maya's X: https://x.com/mayazdentzel Timestamps [00:00] Introduction to Technology and Its Role [00:48] Guest Introduction: Wes Gisenberger [01:09] Reflections on ReFi and Technology [02:00] Interview with Wes: COP Takeaways [02:35] Blockchain and Carbon Markets [04:02] Challenges and Opportunities in Carbon Markets [04:50] The Role of Blockchain in Climate Finance [06:04] Hedera's Mission and Vision [06:28] Digitizing Methodologies and Open Source [07:07] Building Capacity for Carbon Markets [17:27] Hedera's Ecosystem and Sustainable Impact Fund [28:43] State-Based Smart Contracts and Logging Technology [29:28] Tokenization and Carbon Markets on Hedera [30:58] Personal Journey into Climate Sustainability [32:46] Challenges and Solutions in Environmental Data Management [38:12] Interoperability in Blockchain and Climate Standards [41:01] The Role of Technology in Climate Action [45:50] Scaling the ReFi Space and Community Engagement [49:18] Advice for Aspiring Change Makers [51:47] Rapid Fire Questions and Conclusion

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• Nature as Technology with Anna Lerner | S4E11: Regeneration Nexus

  In this episode of the ReFi podcast, we speak with Anna Lerner, CEO of the Climate Collective, about her journey in using technology to combat climate change. Anna discusses the importance of product market fit for climate tech entrepreneurs, the potential of AI and blockchain in driving environmental accountability, and the crucial role of engaging local communities in climate projects. She emphasizes the need to shift focus from blaming countries for past damages to redirecting harmful subsidies towards climate and biodiversity goals. The conversation also highlights successful projects leveraging AI and blockchain for measurable environmental impact. 👉 ReFi Podcast: twitter.com/ReFiPodcast 👉 ReFi DAO: twitter.com/refidaoist 👉 Anna's LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/anna-lerner-nesbitt-0569111 👉 Climate Collective: climatecollective.org/ 👉Nature Tech Report: www.naturetechreport.com/ 👉Climate Collective's Report: climatecollective.org/indigenous-shareholdership 👉 Tereza's X profile: x.com/TerezaBizkova 👉 Maya's X: https://x.com/mayazdentzel 00:00 Introduction to Nature Impact in Business 00:34 Welcome to the Refi Podcast 00:35 Interview with Kennedy Nana 01:20 Introducing Anna, CEO of Climate Collective 01:35 Anna's Journey in Climate Innovation 02:43 Early Career and First Job in Mozambique 04:09 Challenges and Equity in Climate Action 05:44 Biggest Challenges in Climate Finance 09:35 Technological Solutions for Climate Action 10:10 The Role of Nature and Technology 14:40 Blockchain and Climate Finance 18:13 The Evolution of Refi and Blockchain 19:50 Biodiversity Credit Markets 33:40 Successful Climate Tech Founders 37:24 Funding and Practical Tips for Climate Tech 38:52 Rapid Fire Questions and Conclusion

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