Massive Change Radio Archive
Massive Change Radio Archive chronicles the weekly interviews host Jennifer Leonard conducted in 2003-2004 at CIUT-FM in Toronto, while researching and writing a book on "the future of global design" with Bruce Mau. The radio show served as a primary research vehicle for answering the question "Now that we can do anything, what will we do?"
- Update frequency
- every day
- Average duration
- 43 minutes
- Episodes
- 23
- Years Active
- 2015
Architect Carol Burns on manufactured housing
Mobile homes, detached homes, Karl Popper, and Buckminster Fuller.
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Science writer Philip Ball on made-to-measure materials
Ceramics, naturals, metals, and polymers.
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Industrial engineer Seymour Melman (1917-2004) on the conversion project
Guns vs butter, the civilian economy, and the military-industrial complex.
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Nobel Prize-winning chemist Rick Smalley (1943-2005) on our energy challenge
Buckminsterfullerenes, carbon nanotubes, a global energy grid, and the world’s most important challenge.
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Astronomer Steve Squyres on the Mars Exploration Rover Mission
Life on Mars, space travel, super materials and astronomy.
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Physicist + author Fritjof Capra on ecological literacy
Quantum theory, emergence, and paradigm shifts in science and culture.
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Green designer Michael McDonough on sustainable architecture
Mega cities, adaptive buildings, and the "super material" bamboo.
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Earth Institute director Jeff Sachs on poverty reduction
Rich countries, poor countries, and life-and-death issues.
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Architect William McDonough on cradle-to-cradle design
Fractal tiles, eco-effectiveness, and The Next Industrial Revolution.
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Natural sciences writer Janine Benyus on biomimicry
Hummingbirds, rhinoceros horns, and purple bacteria.
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Science journalist Matt Ridley on the human genome
The double helix, golden rice, and techno-optimism.
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Entrepreneur + inventor Dean Kamen on personal mobility
The Segway HT, Arthur C. Clark, and Alfred E. Neuman.
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Military historian Gwynne Dyer on conventional war
The United Nations, future warriors, and intelligent machines.
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Ashoka founder + CEO Bill Drayton on the citizen sector
Social entrepreneurs, bold new ideas, and jujitsu moves to create change at scale.
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Evolutionary economist Hazel Henderson on global markets
The love economy, sustainable development, and globalization for the greater good.
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Scientist + inventor Robert Langer on tissue engineering
Biopolymer scaffolds, chemical engineering, and lab-grown organs.
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Surgeon + author Leonard Shlain (1937-2009) on sex, time + power
Neuroscience, human metamorphosis, and the paradox of duality.
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Global security scholar James Der Derian on imagining peace
Paul Virilio, global security, and the media as a military force multiplier.
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Peruvian economist Hernando de Soto on redesigning property law
Capital, enterprise, and systems of representation.
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Science fiction author Bruce Sterling on the next 50 years
Microbes, human clones, and global networks.
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