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Gustav Peebles and benjamin Luzatto Interview Episode 575
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In this episode, we speak with, Gustav Peebles (economic anthropologist) and Benjamin Luzatto (artist and public thinker), co-authors of The First and Last Bank: Climate Change, Currency and a New Carbon Commons. Together, they propose a bold new vision of money as a tool for ecological repair—one that treats carbon not as a commodity to be traded, but as a commons to be protected, stored, and distributed fairly.
We explore:
Why money and climate are more intertwined than we think
How a “carbon commons” could shift our economic priorities
What it means to design a bank that’s both metaphor and mechanism
Whether it’s time to let go of conventional growth-based systems
Why this is a call to collective imagination—not just policy change
This episode isn’t just about economics. It’s about possibility.
139 episodes
Manage episode 502535017 series 2177157
In this episode, we speak with, Gustav Peebles (economic anthropologist) and Benjamin Luzatto (artist and public thinker), co-authors of The First and Last Bank: Climate Change, Currency and a New Carbon Commons. Together, they propose a bold new vision of money as a tool for ecological repair—one that treats carbon not as a commodity to be traded, but as a commons to be protected, stored, and distributed fairly.
We explore:
Why money and climate are more intertwined than we think
How a “carbon commons” could shift our economic priorities
What it means to design a bank that’s both metaphor and mechanism
Whether it’s time to let go of conventional growth-based systems
Why this is a call to collective imagination—not just policy change
This episode isn’t just about economics. It’s about possibility.
139 episodes
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