#000: Welcome, Here’s What You Can Expect from this Podcast

#000: Welcome, Here’s What You Can Expect from this Podcast

We invite you to join us on a journey—an audio journey, to explore and expand how to use finance and investments as tools for transformative and equitable change in the world. Hosted by Criterion Institute’s founder Joy Anderson, episodes will include a variety of audio segments that can take many forms. Often these segments may comprise conversations with friends and co-workers or interviews with changemakers. At other times Joy may walk listeners through a framework or help us reframe a problem or narrative. And from time to time, they may even take the form of a famous Joy Anderson rant … our favorite!

As you tune in, you’ll often hear Joy discussing power dynamics and structural inequities at the intersection of gender, sexual orientation, race, faith, age, and many others. Conversations will also span the gamut of finance whether it’s impact investing, sustainable public equities, or municipal debt. She and her guests might dive into an infrastructure project or dip their toes into sovereign bonds.

If that sounds a little overwhelming, don’t worry. As Joy likes to say, systems of finance and investments are complex, often intentionally to exclude outsiders. That’s why Joy will use this podcast to break the systems of finance into their component parts and make them more easily understood, really get underneath the processes, structures, and analysis, so that we can put them back together in new ways to create more equitable outcomes.

Consider yourself invited to the Criterion Institute Podcast.

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#85: Changing Your Frame Not Your Mind: Ensuring Your Actions Follow What You See

#85: Changing Your Frame Not Your Mind: Ensuring Your Actions Follow What You See

A colleague recently asked Joy Anderson where she'd changed her mind—the kind of question you ask to find out whether someone is actually learning, or just defending old positions with better language...

13 Aug 25min

#84: Narratives, Local, and the Stories That Shape Finance

#84: Narratives, Local, and the Stories That Shape Finance

What stories shape what we believe is possible in finance? In this episode, Joy Anderson sits down with Joanna Levitt Cea, Founder and Principal of Valiente Capital Design and co-lead of the Beloved E...

30 Juli 48min

#83: Trust as Infrastructure: Trade Lenda and the Power of Informal Markets

#83: Trust as Infrastructure: Trade Lenda and the Power of Informal Markets

What happens when finance starts with trust instead of control? In this conversation, Joy Anderson and Adeshina Adewumi explore how Trade Lenda has built financial infrastructure around the realities ...

16 Juli 40min

#82: How Staying in Paradox Can Sustain Hope and Drive Systemic Change

#82: How Staying in Paradox Can Sustain Hope and Drive Systemic Change

In this episode, Joy Anderson responds to some listener questions, naming six paradoxes she encounters when working to shift financial systems toward gender justice and social change. Joy frames parad...

2 Juli 36min

#81: AI at the Door: Grace, Hospitality, and Who We Talk To

#81: AI at the Door: Grace, Hospitality, and Who We Talk To

In this episode of the Criterion Institute Podcast, Joy reflects on a recent conversation with her brother, philosopher Joel Anderson, about how AI is changing the way we work. While AI can function l...

18 Juni 18min

#80: What Are You Willing to See? Disruption, Fault Lines, and the Moments That Matter

#80: What Are You Willing to See? Disruption, Fault Lines, and the Moments That Matter

In this episode, Joy Anderson reframes one of the most common narratives in moments of crisis: instead of asking how to stabilize and return to normal, she asks what disruption makes visible. Building...

4 Juni 33min

#79: From Invitation to Trust: Rethinking Relationships in Finance

#79: From Invitation to Trust: Rethinking Relationships in Finance

In this episode, Joy Anderson reflects on invitation as a foundational practice for leadership, collaboration, and systems change. Moving beyond calendar invites, she reframes invitation as a form of ...

21 Maj 24min

#78: Intermediation Is Not Overhead

#78: Intermediation Is Not Overhead

In this episode, Joy Anderson reflects on a renewed wave of conversations around innovative finance following recent funding disruptions across the feminist movement, particularly in the context of di...

7 Maj 25min

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