Ideology, Financial Freedom, A.I. and Composting with Josh Whiton

Josh Whiton is a regenerative technologist working to repair the
Planet and our relationship to it.


At the age of 23, he founded a tech-startup that improved public
transit usage, reduced car dependency, and created jobs while
reducing fossil fuel emissions and the carbon footprint of
millions. It was later acquired by the Ford Motor Company and
became Ford Smart Mobility.


For his positive contributions to society and the environment,
Josh was named Champion of Change by the Obama administration. He
was also awarded a Global Impact Visa by the New Zealand
government, and his work has been highlighted by Fast Company
magazine as among the world’s most innovative.


One of his latest initiatives is helping communities worldwide to
establish a more beautiful food system by creating new living
soil together. Now in 70+ countries and growing, people can
participate in creating a more sustainable, resilient, and
distributed food system at MakeSoil.org. Josh also co-founded one
of the first urban farms in the southeastern United States. Still
in operation today, the urban farm helps thousands of people each
year to participate in and benefit from local food production.


Josh is an avid writer, speaker, and builder of technology, and
continues to explore the implications of technology on humanity
and nature. He also shares original and compelling insights about
the nature of artificial intelligence on Substack.


In his episode we had the pleasure of hosting Josh in person, the
conversation was so good we actually had to stop and record it in
two parts! This part one we delve deep into what it is to be an
entrepreneur, Josh’s fascinating back story, religion, soil and
so much more!


Enjoy!


Lots of love,


Dave & Steve


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