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The Regenerative Design Podcast™

Matthieu Mehuys

Business

Frequency: 1 episode/12d. Total Eps: 31

This is the Regenerative Design Podcast with your host Matthieu Mehuys.

In this show we interview the leading authorities in the world of regenerative practices, people who do well and do good.

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🇩🇪 Germany - entrepreneurship
11/07/2025
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EP31: Sam Sells - Redesigning Poverty Through Real Estate

Season 1 · Episode 31

Wednesday, July 9, 2025 • Duration 54:39

“The only way to help people get out of poverty is to help them make money.”

The episode unpacks how long-term poverty alleviation must go beyond charity and shift toward systems that generate wealth locally. Using the lens of real estate development, the conversation reveals that when people are empowered with knowledge, infrastructure, and access, they gain both dignity and sustainability. The key lies in designing environments where communities can thrive economically, socially, and ecologically—not as recipients of aid, but as creators of value.

Sam Sells shares deep lessons from his years in military global health, working with NGOs and governments in underserved countries. He explains how Impact Growth Capital is rethinking affordable housing by integrating solar-powered infrastructure, on-site education, childcare, and an AI platform to guide residents from $0 to $50K income in two years. He critiques the inefficiencies of top-down aid and lays out how economic incentives can drive transformative regeneration.

Sam Sells is the CEO of Impact Growth Capital and the host of The Disruptive Capitalist. A U.S. military veteran, he spent over a decade in global health and now builds purpose-driven communities that uplift the poor while delivering returns for investors.

Website: https://impactgrowthcap.com
Email: Sam@impactgrowthcap.com
LinkedIn: Samuel Sells
Podcast: The Disruptive Capitalist

Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:
Discover more about Paulownia trees and their sustainable potential at https://www.paulownia-la.com/.
Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.
Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/.
Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with Matthieu for immediate results: https://calendly.com/garden-of-your-dreams.

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EP30: Dolf De Roos - Building Wealth by Healing Land

Season 1 · Episode 30

Wednesday, June 18, 2025 • Duration 01:01:52

“We’re losing the ability to think. Every waking moment is now consuming information… but we’re not thinking. We’ve stopped becoming creative. And my biggest fear for the new generation coming through is that they’re not thinkers, they’re not innovators.”

Real estate can be a tool for regeneration—not just profit. In this episode, we explore how land and buildings can be transformed to restore ecosystems, unlock creativity, and generate lasting value. Whether it’s converting sheep farms into vineyards or office buildings into AI data centers, this conversation reveals how design and innovation can turn real estate into an engine for ecological and economic resilience.

Dolph De Roos shares how he’s used real estate to regenerate deserts, spark local economies, and increase property value without heavy spending. From coffee shop installs to methane-powered dairy farms, his examples reveal how vision paired with practicality can create major impact.

Dolph De Roos is a world-renowned real estate educator, author of 23 books, and one of the top 20 real estate teachers globally. With a background in electrical engineering, he blends science, finance, and creativity to change how we see land and possibility.

Learn more & connect:

https://www.dolfderoos.com/homepage-a

101 Ways to Massively Increase the Value of Your Real Estate without Spending Much Money

https://a.co/d/bHhmniD

Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:
Discover more about Paulownia trees and their sustainable potential at https://www.paulownia-la.com/.
Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with for immediate results:

Ep. 21: Parker Condit - Regenerating Health - How Personal Wellness and Planetary Sustainability Go Hand-in-Hand

Season 1 · Episode 21

Wednesday, January 1, 2025 • Duration 01:02:11

“If you think of regeneration, it’s not a new system, it’s the oldest system there is. That’s how nature works. It’s the process of healing and rebuilding, whether it’s soil, ecosystems, or even our bodies.”

Turns out, your body and the planet have a lot in common—they both thrive on regeneration and will punish you for neglect. This episode dives into the fascinating parallels between soil health and human health, revealing how a holistic approach can transform everything from your energy levels to your environmental impact. Spoiler alert: the secret isn’t just kale.

Our guest takes us on a journey from training NBA stars to founding a health coaching business that connects personal wellness with global sustainability. Along the way, he shares how rethinking health as a regenerative system—not just a bunch of quick fixes—can help you feel better, live longer, and maybe even save the planet. It’s not just about feeling good after a workout; it’s about living a life that makes the Earth want to keep you around.

Parker Condit is a health coach, personal trainer, and the founder of InTouch Health and Performance. With years of experience working with elite athletes, Parker now focuses on helping people build sustainable health habits while embracing their connection to the planet. He’s also the host of Exploring Health, Macro to Micro, where he unpacks the big and small ways we can all live better.

Learn more and connect:

1. InTouch Health and Performance (Parker Condit’s Website):

https://www.intouchhealthperformance.com

2. Exploring Health Podcast by Parker Condit:

https://exploringhealthpodcast.com

3. Exploring Health Podcast:

Ep. 20: Alexander Saverys - Environmental Impact and Decarbonization in Maritime Innovation

Wednesday, December 25, 2024 • Duration 37:34

“The human being has shown that we can solve big environmental problems. And one of the drivers on the CO2 and decarbonization is I truly believe that human innovation, human energy to solve issues can lead to good solutions.”

Are the high seas the key to solving our planet’s environmental crisis?

As the world searches for sustainable solutions to combat climate change, few industries face the same challenges—and opportunities—as maritime shipping. The shipping sector has long been a cornerstone of global commerce, but its environmental impact is undeniable. What if the ships that connect the world could also lead the charge toward a greener, cleaner future?

Explore the transformative potential of hydrogen and ammonia as alternative fuels, the regulatory hurdles shaping the industry, and the groundbreaking innovations that could redefine maritime shipping. From cutting-edge technology to ambitious sustainability goals, learn about these bold ideas that could change the way we move goods across the globe.

Our guest, Alexander Saverys, CEO of CMB Tech, brings a unique perspective to this critical issue. With a family legacy in shipbuilding dating back to 1829, Alexander merges deep tradition with forward-thinking innovation. Under his leadership, CMB Tech is driving the decarbonization of shipping operations, positioning the company—and the industry—as leaders in the fight against climate change.

https://cmb.tech/

Alexander Saverys: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexander-saverys-586bb942/

Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:
Discover more about Paulownia trees and their sustainable potential at https://www.paulownia-la.com/.
Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with for immediate results:

Ep. 19 with Louis De Jaeger - Food Forests, Future Landscapes, and a World Beyond Lawns

Season 1 · Episode 19

Wednesday, December 18, 2024 • Duration 55:17

“If we want to change something on the planet, we first have to change our mindsets. And that starts with understanding the connection between humans and nature.”

Sustainable landscapes, edible forests, and a vision for a greener planet—this episode dives deep into the intersection of nature, gardens, and environment to lay the groundwork for a sustainable future. Our guest paints an optimistic yet urgent picture of how we can regenerate ecosystems and reshape the way we coexist with nature. Discussing topics from permaculture to the transformative power of invasive plants, he illustrates how regenerative practices can not only heal the land but also inspire communities and empower individuals. With a mix of hard science, personal anecdotes, and a vision for celebrating nature, this episode challenges traditional thinking and encourages listeners to take actionable steps toward a harmonious future. It’s not just about planting trees—it’s about planting hope and tasting the fruits of a better tomorrow.

Louis De Jaeger is a visionary landscape architect and the founder of The Comencalist, a firm dedicated to future-proof landscape design. With a passion for sustainable living, Louis co-founded the Food Forest Institute and the Bye Bye Grass campaign, aiming to replace traditional lawns with thriving, biodiverse alternatives. He’s also a documentary filmmaker, with works like The Food Forest and the upcoming Eat More Trees, combining his love for storytelling and nature. A public speaker, author, and advocate for regenerative agriculture, Louis is on a mission to inspire, regenerate, and celebrate our planet through innovative approaches to design and education.

Learn more and connect:

1. Fred Pierce’s Book: The New Wild: Why Invasive Species Will Be Nature’s Salvation

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22373317-the-new-wild

2. Documentary: The Food Forest

3. Documentary:

Ep. 18 - Nurse Ruth - Growing Together: How Gardens and Sustainability Transform Elder Care

Season 1 · Episode 18

Wednesday, December 11, 2024 • Duration 33:09

“Growth doesn’t stop with age. Gardens teach us that with the right care, anything can thrive—even in life’s later seasons.”

Sustainable living isn’t just a lifestyle; it’s a mindset that touches everything from how we grow our food to how we care for each other. This episode explores the transformative power of gardens and natural spaces in elder care, emphasizing the need to reconnect with nature to create a more fulfilling and sustainable future. The conversation highlights actionable strategies that integrate gardening, holistic health, and community care into personalized approaches that enrich lives and the environment.

Guest Bio:

Nurse Ruth is a 50-year veteran of the nursing industry and a pioneer in integrating sustainability into elder care. After retiring, she founded two clinics and a caregiving service, blending her passion for personalized care with innovative practices like gardening, diet shifts, and community building. Ruth’s approach demonstrates that growth and healing can happen at any age, especially when rooted in nature.

Ep. 17: Bill Wyatt - Biochar and Beyond: Turning Waste into Wealth with Eco-Friendly Business Strategies

Season 1 · Episode 17

Wednesday, December 4, 2024 • Duration 52:23

“Biochar’s ability to turn waste into value is a paradigm shift. It’s not just about cleaning up; it’s about creating lasting impact for communities and industries worldwide.”

If you’ve never heard of biochar, prepare to have your mind blown. This carbon-rich powerhouse is revolutionizing industries by turning waste into opportunity—boosting soil health, reducing water usage, and even cutting carbon emissions in construction. In this episode, we explore how integrating biochar into business practices isn’t just eco-friendly; it’s a game-changing strategy for sustainable growth.

Bill Wyatt, founder and CEO of Red Mountain Biochar, shares his journey from the lumber industry to leading an innovative company that’s making a global impact. With bold projects in Tanzania, India, and beyond, Bill explains how biochar improves soil health, reduces water usage, and even makes concrete carbon-neutral—all while building a sustainable business model.

Bill Wyatt is a third-generation lumberman turned eco-entrepreneur. As the leader of Red Mountain Biochar, he’s creating a blueprint for combining sustainability and profitability, proving that business can be a force for environmental good. His work spans continents and industries, making him a pioneer in the regenerative business movement.

Learn more about Bill:

Websites:

• Red Mountain Biochar: https://redmountainbiochar.com

• International Biochar Initiative: https://biochar-international.org

Further research:

• “The Biochar Solution” by Albert Bates

• “Burn: Using Fire to Cool the Earth” by Albert Bates and Kathleen Draper

Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design: Discover more about Paulownia trees and their sustainable potential at Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with for immediate results:

Ep. 16: Evan Kuterbach - Inspired by Nature: Redefining the Game for a Greener World

Wednesday, October 30, 2024 • Duration 32:03

How can your choice of pickleball paddle make a difference in protecting our environment? Whether or not you're actively involved in sustainability efforts, you may be surprised to learn that supporting eco-friendly brands can have a direct impact on preserving the natural world we love.

Exploring how a company is redefining sports gear by integrating environmental responsibility into every aspect of its product design, packaging, and business operations. This discussion centers on making meaningful, sustainable choices—even in seemingly small ways, like the materials used in pickleball paddles.

Evan Kuterbach is the founder of Canyon Pickleball, a brand dedicated to designing eco-friendly pickleball paddles that honor the great outdoors. Each paddle design is inspired by natural landscapes, from the iconic Grand Canyon to the breathtaking Zion National Park. Canyon Pickleball goes beyond aesthetics, partnering with a sustainable packaging initiative and donating a portion of sales to the National Park Foundation. Join us as we dive into the story behind Canyon Pickleball and how their commitment to sustainability impacts both the sport and the planet.

If you're ready to support an eco-conscious brand, check out Canyon Pickleball at CanyonPickleBall.com and use code “DESIGN” for 10% off your order. And don’t forget to follow them on Instagram at @canyonpickleball for updates on new paddle designs inspired by the beauty of nature.

Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:

Discover more about Paulownia trees and their sustainable potential at https://www.paulownia-la.com/.

Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at https://www.12lawsofnature.com/.

Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at https://www.gardenofyourdreams.com/

Ep. 15 Jeremy McLeod – Sustainable Architecture

Episode 15

Thursday, October 24, 2024 • Duration 45:34

“What do you want to leave behind? What legacy do you want to leave people with?”

What if the homes and buildings we live in could help fight climate change? In a world rapidly shifting due to environmental changes, how can architecture not just adapt but actively contribute to a regenerative future? What if we could redesign our cities to combat climate change, improve urban living, and provide long-term financial benefits—all at once? Could the solution be as simple as rethinking our buildings and parking spaces?

As our world rapidly evolves, cities are at the heart of that change. Urban planning is no longer just about providing homes and infrastructure—it's about shaping environments that tackle climate change, promote sustainability, and create thriving communities. But how do we bring innovative ideas to life in a world resistant to change?

Jeremy McLeod is the founder and director of Breathe Architecture in Australia, a company dedicated to creating high-quality, sustainable design solutions. He's also the co-founder of Nightingale Housing, a not-for-profit organization committed to providing affordable, sustainable housing in Melbourne. Jeremy is at the forefront of using architecture as a tool to protect both people and the planet.

Doing good for the planet and doing good in business don’t have to be mutually exclusive. By aligning your mission with sustainable practices, not only can you build a successful brand, but you can also create lasting impact for future generations.

Website: https://www.breathe.com.au/

Email: jeremy@breathe.com.au

Instagram: @breathearchitecture

Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:
Discover more about Paulownia trees and their sustainable potential at Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with for immediate results:

Ep. 14: Guy Gillingham - Freedom to Thrive: Organic Health Tech and the Future of Food

Episode 14

Wednesday, October 16, 2024 • Duration 41:15

Are you truly free if you don’t have control over the food you eat and the technology you use? We all crave freedom—the freedom to choose what we eat, how we live, and what we support. But are we really making decisions that empower us and our future? In a world where convenience often wins over consciousness, it’s time to rethink what freedom truly means.

Real freedom is rooted in the choices we make for our health, our communities, and our planet. It’s not just about freedom to do whatever we want, but about the power to make intentional, smart decisions that lead to a healthier, more sustainable world. We explore the massive role that organic food and health-driven technology play in shaping our future, and how we all have the opportunity to take part in a global movement that heals both people and the planet.

Gregory Gillingham is a serial entrepreneur and expert in the world of plant science. With over 14 years at Onit Sciences, Gregory is at the forefront of enhancing plant growth and unlocking their full genetic potential. He’s here to share insights on how we can harness the power of nature and technology to transform the way we live, eat, and thrive.

Take control of your health and freedom today! Challenge yourself to make one small change—whether it’s swapping processed food for fresh, organic options or trying out a new health app. And don’t forget to follow Guy Gillingham’s works.

Website: https://www.onitsciences.com

Email: Guygregorygillingham@gmail.com

Explore these valuable resources to further your journey in regenerative design:
Discover more about Paulownia trees and their sustainable potential at https://www.paulownia-la.com/.
Dive into the Twelve Laws of Nature and unlock the secrets of harmonizing with our planet at Fulfill your garden aspirations with expert guidance from the Garden of Your Dreams masterclass at Ready to take actionable steps towards your dream garden? Book a complimentary 30-minute training session with for immediate results:

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