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Zach trained in internal medicine, endocrinology and hospice care, and has become one of the best-known teachers on the microbiome and how soil, water and food shape our health. He founded the nonprofit Farmer's Footprint to help farmers leave chemical agriculture behind and move to regenerative practices. He opens the broadcast and brings it home at the end of the day.

• 9:00 AM12:00 PM5:00 PM3:00 AMOpening welcome
• 11:45 AM2:45 PM7:45 PM5:45 AMBuilding up to the prayer
• 6:30 PM9:30 PM2:30 AM12:30 PMCreating the biological renaissance

Lamara helps people treat their bodies as a real source of intelligence, power and pleasure, not something to manage or ignore. She founded Santa Barbara Dance Tribe, holds a coaching certification from the Hendricks Institute, trained in counseling at the Interchange Institute, and teaches on the faculty at Esalen.

• 11:45 AM2:45 PM7:45 PM5:45 AMBuilding up to the prayer
• 3:45 PM6:45 PM11:45 PM9:45 AMShifting from doom to bloom

Michael founded Agape in Los Angeles in 1986, a transdenominational community whose outreach feeds people living on the streets and supports people in prison and their families. He co-founded the Association for Global New Thought, co-chairs the Season for Nonviolence, and wrote Spiritual Liberation and Life Visioning. Many people first met him in the film The Secret.

• 3:35 PM6:35 PM11:35 PM9:35 AMAwakening the possible

Bruce taught cell biology at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and went on to research at Stanford's School of Medicine. His work on the cell membrane in the late 1970s made him an early voice in epigenetics, the study of how environment and perception switch genes on and off. His book The Biology of Belief has reached readers around the world.

• 10:00 AM1:00 PM6:00 PM4:00 AMEvolution as cooperation and connection

Elle landed a record five Sports Illustrated swimsuit covers and was famously named The Body by Time magazine. At 25 she set up her own company, and in 2014 she co-founded WelleCo, a plant-based supplement brand that grew out of her own search for better health. Along the way she has acted in film and hosted Britain and Ireland's Next Top Model.

• 2:20 PM5:20 PM10:20 PM8:20 AMHealing in nature and community

Lynne has spent more than 40 years working to end hunger, support women and girls, and protect the living world. With her husband Bill she co-founded the Pachamama Alliance, a partnership with the Achuar people of the Amazon to protect their land and culture. She founded the Soul of Money Institute and wrote The Soul of Money and Living a Committed Life.

• 6:20 PM9:20 PM2:20 AM12:20 PMTalk, title coming soon

Most people know Adrian as Vincent Chase from Entourage, or from The Devil Wears Prada. Off screen he founded Lonely Whale to fight ocean plastic and served as a UN Environment goodwill ambassador. In 2020 he moved to a ranch outside Austin, Texas, where he and his family are building a sustainable, nature-first community.

• 5:05 PM8:05 PM1:05 AM11:05 AMSeeding the dream for a regenerative Earth

Aubrey founded Onnit around an idea he calls Total Human Optimization. He hosts the Aubrey Marcus Podcast, long conversations about spirituality, philosophy, psychedelics and culture, and wrote the New York Times bestseller Own the Day, Own Your Life. He has spent more than 25 years learning from plant medicine traditions and splits his time between Austin and Sedona.

• 5:20 PM8:20 PM1:20 AM11:20 AMTalk, title coming soon

Lynne is an award-winning journalist and the author of seven books, among them The Field, The Intention Experiment, The Power of Eight and The Bond, now published in around 30 languages. For years she has run large group intention experiments that invite thousands of people to focus on a shared goal. She lives in London.

• 6:00 PM9:00 PM2:00 AM12:00 PMTalk, title coming soon

Damon spent ten years as an actor before turning to directing. That Sugar Film became the highest grossing Australian documentary ever, and 2040 imagined what the world could look like if we used the solutions we already have. His Regenerating Australia project took him to 68 towns, and his film Future Council screened at the United Nations in 2024.

• 1:10 PM4:10 PM9:10 PM7:10 AMStorytelling for hope

Ken is one of Japan's best-selling self-development authors, with millions of books sold since 2001. He ran an accounting firm and a consulting business before stepping back in his thirties to raise his daughter, a choice that changed how he thinks about money and happiness. He wrote Happy Money and was the first person from Japan voted into the Transformational Leadership Council.

• 4:20 PM7:20 PM12:20 AM10:20 AMFrom scarcity to abundance

Charles studied mathematics and philosophy at Yale, then spent a decade as a Chinese to English translator. His books, including Sacred Economics, The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know Is Possible and Climate: A New Story, ask us to swap a story of separation for a story of interbeing. He shares a lot of his work for free, in the spirit of the gift.

• 2:40 PM5:40 PM10:40 PM8:40 AMTalk, title coming soon

Shamini is a clinical psychologist and researcher in psychoneuroimmunology and biofield science. She founded the nonprofit Consciousness and Healing Initiative, which connects scientists, healers, educators and artists, and teaches as adjunct faculty at UC San Diego. Her award-winning book is Healing Ourselves: Biofield Science and the Future of Health. She is also a singer.

• 4:30 PM7:30 PM12:30 AM10:30 AMExploring the vibrational nature of healing

Dean founded the nonprofit Preventive Medicine Research Institute and is a clinical professor of medicine at UCSF. His research showed that lifestyle changes can often reverse heart disease and other chronic conditions. Anne founded Ornish Lifestyle Medicine, directs program development at the institute, and has more than 25 years of yoga and meditation training. Together they wrote Undo It!

• 3:10 PM6:10 PM11:10 PM9:10 AMThe innate nature of healing

Andrew has studied and taught permaculture since 1996, starting in the Arizona drylands with rainwater harvesting and desert agriculture. He founded the permaculture design program at Oregon State University in 2009. His YouTube channel follows land and water restoration projects around the world, and a film he made with the UN World Food Programme has been watched almost 15 million times.

• 1:25 PM4:25 PM9:25 PM7:25 AMWhy permaculture is a map back to human survival

Satish became a Jain monk at nine. In his twenties he walked about 8,000 miles from India to Moscow, Paris, London and Washington without money, carrying packets of peace tea to the leaders of the nuclear powers. He edited Resurgence magazine from 1973 to 2016 and co-founded Schumacher College in Devon. His book Soil, Soul, Society shares its name with his session.

• 4:00 PM7:00 PM12:00 AM10:00 AMSoil, soul and society

Sadhviji grew up in Los Angeles, graduated from Stanford, and was finishing a PhD in psychology when she moved to Parmarth Niketan in Rishikesh in 1996. She is the ashram's International Director, Secretary-General of the Global Interfaith WASH Alliance, and President of the Divine Shakti Foundation, which runs free schools and training programs. Her memoir is Hollywood to the Himalayas.

• 2:05 PM5:05 PM10:05 PM8:05 AMHealing ourselves to heal the land

Emanuel spent a decade traveling the world in search of his purpose before building a career in cultural exchange. He founded Greenheart International in Chicago in 1985 and co-founded Fundación por el Futuro in Madrid, which he has led since 1995. He co-created the Global Purpose Movement and Purpose Earth and co-edited The Holomovement.

• 5:35 PM8:35 PM1:35 AM11:35 AMEmbracing our interconnected nature