The Way Out with Jurriaan Kamp

Peter Bakker, president of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development, talks with Jurriaan Kamp about the need for more transparency in business to solve the world's toughest problems.

Zach Bush, physician, tells Jurriaan Kamp that Covid19 is not an enemy but a messenger calling for radical change in the relationship between humans and nature.

Margaret Wheatley, management consultant, talks with Jurriaan Kamp about our emotional need for big change in society and how in times of crisis when we can be most effective close to home.

Rosamund Zander, executive coach, tells Jurriaan Kamp that generating love is the most effective response to any crisis.

Stephanie Kelton, economist, talks with Jurriaan Kamp about the role of money in society and why we should not be concerned about the national debt.

Charles Eisenstein, author, asks Jurriaan Kamp, whether we want to spend our lives controlling our biggest fears or explore and discover how to bring our world together again.

Bruce Lipton, developmental biologist, tells Jurriaan Kamp that we are not victims of disease but creative masters of our own reality.

Mark Hyman, physician, talks with Jurriaan Kamp about food as medicine and the first tool to create health and protection.

Andrea Jung, CEO of Grameen America, tells Jurriaan Kamp that everyone can make their own work and generate their own income.

Alberto Villoldo, medical anthropologist, talks with Jurriaan Kamp about what ancient wisdom tells us about our health today.

Abigail Disney, filmmaker and Disney heiress, talks with Jurriaan Kamp about the deep inequality that disturbs harmony and peace in society.

Ruediger Dahlke, physician, tells Jurriaan Kamp that fighting disease can never lead to lasting health and harmony.

Richard Wilkinson, social epidemiologist, tells Jurriaan Kamp that more equality in society is cheaper and healthier and also leads to a cleaner planet.