Moral Footprint
with Jeni Miles

Host Jeni Miles speaks with Joy Njeri, a systems change facilitator in Kenya, about breaking dependency cycles in African business development. They explore how indigenous wisdom and community-centred approaches create sustainable models that avoid perpetuating colonial patterns. Njeri highlights the problems with foreign funding dependencies, explains how to leverage traditional community assets, and advocates for redefining success beyond Western metrics. Discover how business can reconnect with living systems and community wellbeing.

In this uncompromising conversation, host Jeni Miles speaks with Siobhan Strode, advocacy consultant and founder of This Sister Speaks, about how our electoral system has been captured by corporate interests and what we can do about it.

Moral Footprint Host Jeni Miles sits down with Erald Kolasi, a physicist and economist whose groundbreaking book The Physics of Capitalism challenges us to see our ecological crisis through the lens of thermodynamics.

Transformative leader and educator Ryan (Ra) James joins host Jeni Miles to discuss how we can move from a transactional world to one based on relationship and genuine connection.

Developmental coach Keri Jarvis joins host Jeni Miles to discuss feminist business practices, the false promises of "girl boss" culture & practical ways to foster genuine connection in a system designed to keep us isolated.

We discuss ethical consumption challenges, the myth of purity in sustainable living, and practical approaches to environmental ethics without perfectionism.