We’ve spoken about energy in this show before. How it powers everything around us. It is a source of light for some, learning for others, but for our majority world, it helps fulfill the basic needs of survival. Our changing climate is the consequence of how energy has been produced, distributed and consumed over the last century. But what if there is a better way that is kinder to the planet and its people? One that does not only take, make and throw, instead it helps us exist consistently for years to come.

We deep dive into what this can look like with Huda Jaffer, Director at SELCO foundation, who gives us an insight of what this world can look like when innovation, community and enterprise join hands.

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producer/host: puja mehta

As humanity aims to become one with tech, are we pausing to contextualize it for meaningful impact?

Curious about the InnovatED Launchpad program? Connect with the InnovatED family via their website/linkedin/facebook/instagram!

Come say hi to us on instagram/facebook/twitter or share your thoughts, suggestions and/or feedback by sending a voice message.

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producer/host: puja mehta

Heya, we are back with our first human chat of 2022! We are chatting with Dakshesh Thacker, who helps us explore the interconnected change ecosystem in diverse ways - through his experience as an educator, a social impact consultant and a current student. Through his journey, Dakshesh tells us about his love for problem solving, what keeps him curious and his love for 90’s bollywood music. Make yourself a cup of chai/coffee and join us. 

Come say hi to us on Instagram/Facebook/Twitter or share your thoughts, suggestions and/or feedback by sending a voice message!

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producer/host: puja mehta

We are where our food comes from. In this human chat, Medhini Igoor, co-founder of Us on Earth helps us explore how our relationship with food has a critical role to play in restoring a thriving environment. Based out of Colombo, Sri Lanka, Us on Earth has designed their farm to adopt regenerative practices, with farm fresh organic produce not only reaching many eager tables but also deepening the relationship with food and the soil it grows in. 

Join them on their journey of restoring the life below our feet on Instagram/Facebook. 

Come say hi to us on Instagram/Facebook/Twitter or share your thoughts, suggestions and/or feedback by sending a voice message! 

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producer/host: puja mehta

Let's not call it a race against climate change, this is now a fight for ecological sustenance. Chetan Singh Solanki, founder of Energy Swaraj Foundation, tells us more about why we need a public movement to achieve true independence from the centralized energy systems, one that localizes energy generation and consumption by and for the communities. Currently on a yatra to share this message far and wide, Prof. Chetan starts with a simple first step: surrender your electricity connection.  

Join the movement by visiting their website, and find out what they are up to on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram. 

Come say hi to us on Instagram/Facebook/Twitter or share your thoughts, suggestions and/or feedback by sending a voice message!

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producer/host: puja mehta 

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Our mind is a living wonder so why should a space to talk about it be any different? Dipti Balwani, co-founder of the Mindroom, helps us explore safe spaces for the mind, why we need to actively train our minds to stay in the resilient zone and what listening with love can look like. Make yourself a cup of chai/coffee and join us. 

Highly encourage you to check out what the wonderful team of Mindroom is up to on Instagram. 

Come say hi on Instagram/Facebook/Twitter or write to us your thoughts, suggestions and/or feedback!

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producer/host: puja mehta

original music: vishal m

Yep, it's been a while. And we are back with a host of conversations about change thinking x leading and making. This season, we'll also explore why mindset, behaviour and systemic change is the need of the hour. And finally, what if we could redesign systems for the 21st century? 

Join us once again as we continue the quizzing of what if on your podcast platform of choice. We are friendly so chat with us on facebook, instagram or twitter. 

Be back with our human chat in two weeks! 

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producer/host: puja mehta

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Your butt, your responsibility. We are at a turn-of-the-century peak that demands the creation of planet positive opportunities. This week, we chat about anti-butt flicking opportunities with Nalini Mangwani/co-founder of The Butt Ballot and how mindful stubbing can be nurtured with engaging education and awareness. Join us to find out more about why responsible stubbing of cigarette butts is critical to waste management, and what the team at The Butt Ballot is doing to combat this silent leacher. 

Get to know more about how The Butt Ballot kicks butt on Facebook/Instagram! 

We are friendly so write to us your thoughts, suggestions and/or feedback or simply chat with us on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram. If you are our reader friend, you can read the episode article http://bit.ly/what-if-with-nalini 

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producer/host: puja mehta 

original music: vishal m

What is the relationship between local food systems and reversing gender-based roles? Empower women x multiply the effect nation-wide = exponential growth potential. Gitesh Aggarwal/founder of Sewan Foods is on a mission to give women the reins to manage a nation-wide canteen system, making food available, accessible and affordable for all. We talk about how women can take the lead in combating food insecurity by managing hyper-local food systems minus the compromise on nutrition and quality.

Check out what the Women of Sewan are up to on Facebook/Instagram!

Write to us or chat with us on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram – we would love to hear from you!

Are you one of our reader friends? We got you covered – check out the episode article http://bit.ly/what-if-gitesh

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producer/host: puja mehta

original music: vishal m

Change may be constant but it needs to be impactful. If the change you see is not positively affecting the society and/or the environment surrounding us - that change can easily become problematic for sustainable development. Re-imagining the way we live to better our society and the environment is no easy task. To make this decade of action count, Pauline Laravoire/co-founder of Y-East urges changemakers to unite; collective action is possible only when we think, work and act together. Join us to learn how you can trust and embrace the voice inside you that wants to be the change. 

Ready to unite with other changemakers? Check out what they are up to with Y-East on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram. 

Write to us or find @quizwhatif on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram – we love sustainable talk!

Reader friends, we got you covered – check out the episode article http://bit.ly/what-if-with-pauline

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producer/host: puja mehta

original music: vishal m