Pulse of the Planet Podcast

Pulse of the Planet is a monthly conversation series exploring the connections between personal wellbeing, collective transformation, place, and planetary regeneration. Hosted by Natali Ghawi, founder of NABAD Consulting, the series brings together thinkers, practitioners, creatives, and changemakers to explore how we might live, lead, design, and create in greater rhythm with ourselves, each other, and the living world.

These are not conversations built around polished answers. They are spaces for honest reflection, meaningful exchange, and ideas that invite us to see ourselves and our world differently.

What We Will Explore

Pulse of the Planet moves across disciplines, cultures, and lived experiences, exploring themes such as:

• Personal, collective, and planetary wellbeing

• Regenerative leadership and organizational change

• Health, cities, architecture, and the built environment

• Ecology, climate, and our relationship with the living world

• Embodiment, rest, resilience, and restoration

• Culture, identity, belonging, and place

• Community, creativity, and social transformation

• More life-giving ways of living, working, and leading

Who We Would Love to Hear From

We welcome expressions of interest from people working across different disciplines, sectors, cultures, and geographies.

You do not need to be a traditional public speaker or have all the answers. We are interested in people with meaningful work, thoughtful perspectives, lived experience, and a genuine willingness to engage in an open and human conversation.

If you are exploring ideas, practices, or questions that could contribute to a healthier, more connected, and more regenerative world, we would love to hear from you.

Share Your Interest

Please complete the form below to introduce yourself and the conversation you would like to bring to Pulse of the Planet.

Submissions will be reviewed in relation to upcoming topics and conversations. Completing the form does not guarantee an invitation, but it allows us to learn more about your work and consider opportunities to connect or collaborate