Susan Hayes Culleton

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3,107 appearances 22 recordings 2 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 4 Sep

Susan Hayes Culleton’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 22 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 5.

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We would in an analog uh what's the word? voice-verified
Uh analogically, um we would have used up the planet's resources by the 14th of April. voice-verified
And I looked right around the world. voice-verified
The countries that are using up the least is Honduras, Cambodia, Ecuador. voice-verified
I mean, it really sounds like that those living in poverty are subsidizing ecologically the rest of us. voice-verified
that there's a lot for us to learn in terms of best practice from around the world. voice-verified
And of course, we're also exporting forty two percent of our municipal waste for treatment according to the EPA as well. voice-verified
There's lots to do here, Mary, in this area. voice-verified
So thank you very much for joining me on Taking Stock. voice-verified
Mary Deehan, co founder and chief partnerships and policy officer at Circular Intelligence. voice-verified
Taking stock voice-verified
You're welcome back to Taking Stock with Me. voice-verified
I'm Susan Hayes Collerton. voice-verified
Now, for a time, blockchain was supposed to remake everything money, ownership, supply chains, in fact, trust itself. voice-verified
Instead, the most credible progress seems to be in narrower places like stablecoins, tokenized assets, and the hidden plumbing of the financial markets, the very markets that we thought blockchain might upend. voice-verified
So has it simply shrunk from a revolution in voice-verified
Into a piece of infrastructure are or are we only now discovering what blockchain is actually good for? voice-verified
I'm joined now by Paul Hearns, Executive Director of Blockchain Ireland, to assess what blockchain has really delivered, what has faded away, and what difference any of it makes to the rest of us. voice-verified
First off, Paul, if we strip away the hype, where are we at now with the utility of what blockchain can bring to the world? voice-verified
So when I started learning about blockchain first, I remember it was all about the fact that it was immutable, which means that you can't change it. voice-verified
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