Sep 18, 2026 · 1 hr 14 min · 12 segments
https://indy4office.vercel.app/ ... Through Bioticship, Kyle Ciullo leads a nature-tech strategy and bioregional development studio…
Kyle CiulloGuest
Indy Rishi SinghHost
Political, I guess, is the action of politics and hope being... imagination, so like an active imagination force, I guess I would term it, which I would say it's like a conviction I have that like humans can practice political excellence or just rather humans have the potential to be excellent.
You know, designing public agreements that allow communities and ecosystems to thrive.
However, I'd say real political excellence in today's world would require a major shift, mainly recognizing that politics is only one function within a much larger living whole.
And what comes to mind is this diagram I've seen of bioregionalism compared against conventional planning.
So bioregional planning for an ecosystem, a piece of land, and the humans that inhabit that land versus the conventional planning of how we do it today.
I mean, I, that's, that's a good, that's interesting segue because I feel like on one hand you were talking about imaginative, active, imaginative force, right.
And like that, that, that, the, the ability to be both active, like not passive, but active, but also imagination, which I feel is often at very times completely separate from bureaucracy and political planning.
I mean, political planning and bureaucracy, could we say that's a synonym? I guess.
If you said active imagination in any political bureaucratic space, I think people's head would explode in those spaces.
What, like, what would you define as bioregion? Like what would be a bioregion or what would be bioregional?
Political, I guess, is the action of politics and hope being... imagination, so like an active imagination force, I guess I would term it, which I would say it's like a conviction I have that like humans can practice political excellence or just rather humans have the potential to be excellent.
You know, designing public agreements that allow communities and ecosystems to thrive.
However, I'd say real political excellence in today's world would require a major shift, mainly recognizing that politics is only one function within a much larger living whole.
And what comes to mind is this diagram I've seen of bioregionalism compared against conventional planning.
So bioregional planning for an ecosystem, a piece of land, and the humans that inhabit that land versus the conventional planning of how we do it today.
I mean, I, that's, that's a good, that's interesting segue because I feel like on one hand you were talking about imaginative, active, imaginative force, right.
And like that, that, that, the, the ability to be both active, like not passive, but active, but also imagination, which I feel is often at very times completely separate from bureaucracy and political planning.
I mean, political planning and bureaucracy, could we say that's a synonym? I guess.
If you said active imagination in any political bureaucratic space, I think people's head would explode in those spaces.
What, like, what would you define as bioregion? Like what would be a bioregion or what would be bioregional?
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