Adam tells the story of the Mont Fleur Scenario Project, how he uses scenarios to create a space to act together to transform a system, and why power, love, and justice are central to the facilitation practice he describes in his new book Facilitating Breakthrough: How to Remove Obstacles, Bridge DIfferences, and Move Forward Together.

Joe’s is revisiting his earlier work as a futures Intelligence analyst. He explains how futures intelligence has to be in service of something.

Derek explains how abandonment led him to seek performance, being a rebel and finding alternative and ignored culture. He also outlines the upcoming WFSF Conference in Berlin in Oct 21

Bridgette discusses futuring as an act of rebellion and how that tries to coexist with respect. And she also shares her latest spice nut recipe.

Tamás explains how futures approaches like scanning, pathways and visions operate in both primary school and university students. As an educator he is now operating by being one step behind something emerging that he can follow.

Kieran believes that young people working with their communities can learn resilience skills and make a real difference

Allison explains how living a life without regret keeps her energised and focused on long term goals. How by using counterfactuals she flipped herself from angst to hope. She speaks extensively about the Big 3 - Biotech, Nanotech and Computer Science.

Luke explains how developing alternative futures is a very different cognitive action from actually making good decisions. He also thinks that the global rise in mental health issues shows that we cannot quickly adapt and respond to changes around us.

Bill discusses his new book Beyond Knowledge and explains how technology is driving an Age of Consciousness.