Sixty Minutes with Hazel Henderson and Kate Raworth

Originally aired June 28, 2021

Ecological economist and futurist Hazel Henderson sits down with Kate Raworth — originator of doughnut economics — for a wide-ranging dialogue on rethinking economic models for a planet under pressure.

The conversation explores how we can break our addiction to growth, redesign money and finance to serve people, and build economies that are regenerative and distributive by design.

Speakers

Hazel Henderson

Futurist & Ecological Economist; Founder, Ethical Markets Media

Hazel Henderson is a world-renowned futurist, evolutionary economist, and author of numerous books on sustainable development and green economics. She founded Ethical Markets Media and developed the Ethical Markets Quality of Life Indicators as an alternative to GDP.

Kate Raworth

Senior Research Associate, Oxford; Author, Doughnut Economics

Kate Raworth is an English economist at the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge, best known for developing doughnut economics — an economic model that balances essential human needs against planetary boundaries.