Our world is typically built for white, able-bodied, adult men. But when you’re ignoring up to half of the potential audience, your default may not be so standard.

Flashy start-ups, big fast food chains and the meat industry are finding their way into the world of plant-based products. Time to celebrate, or should we be more wary?

Why transport a whole lot of water based products in plastic bottles, when we have perfectly fine water coming out of the faucet at home?

Bees and other insects are having a hard time. So what’s going wrong with our fuzzy flying friends, and what can we do about it?

We use electricity for pretty much everything nowadays. But what if traditional power sources are unwanted, unavailable or too expensive?

Season two of the podcast about people building a better tomorrow, today, is dropping soon!

A quick recap of our first season with some updates, a few questions from listeners, and a brief look into the future of Tomorrow People.

In search of the European identity. Are we united in diversity, as the official motto claims?

After neglecting and hiding the waterways in our cities for decades, we’re slowly rediscovering their benefits and potential.

About how we’re dealing with some of the most significant spaces in our history: religious buildings – giving old ones a new future, and building new ones for the future.

We go looking for unexpected places and methods to sustainably produce food – resource-efficient, and closer to the destination.

The fashion industry is one of the most resource-intensive industries in the world. But some are rolling up their sleeves and moving the needle.

Cars have taken up a lot of space in our growing cities. But are they a good answer to the question of mobility?

A brand new podcast about building a better tomorrow, today.