Anthony Zacharzewski is the founder of Democratic Society. In this episode, he reflects on democratic infrastructure, participatory governance, the future of political parties, and why democracy must preserve citizens' agency in an increasingly digital state.

Kenobit, also known as Fabio, discusses why decentralized social networks and the fediverse are not just a technical alternative to commercial platforms, but a political issue. In this conversation, we talk about Mastodon, ActivityPub, algorithms, engagement, moderation, non-proprietary digital spac

Alice Casiraghi is a systemic designer working on sustainability, circular economy, regenerative systems, and public services. She is a European Climate Pact Ambassador, teaches at Politecnico di Milano and created Climate Cards to educate on environmental impacts. Through her systemic approach, she

Paolo Spada is a political scientist at the University of Southampton working on participatory budgeting, citizen assemblies, and democratic innovation. In this episode, we talk about feedback loops, scaling participation, political parties, online deliberation, and why democratic innovation needs s

Donate on PayPal Automatic transcription, there could be errors: Alessandro Oppo (00:00) Welcome to another episode of the Democracy Innovators Podcast and our guest