Twenty billion products are scanned daily. What if each scan funded biodiversity protection?

In this episode, we break down the simple math behind a complex problem: the $200 billion biodiversity funding gap requires just 2.74 cents per scan to solve. We explore how BioSquares turns product scans into ecosystem funding, why the World Economic Forum just validated this approach, and what happens when the blue economy pilot launches in Q2 2026.

Discover why 1% adoption generates $3.65 billion annually—and what comes next.

The Next Generation of Fan Engagement for Global Spectator Sports

Discover howGlassHouse Engage is transforming professional sports through the first agenticAI platform that solves three critical problems simultaneously—launching withEnglish Premier League football clubs.

🎯 THE PROBLEM Premier League clubs reach3 billion viewers but don't own their fan relationships. They're buildingbillion-dollar businesses on platforms they don't control—Meta, Twitter,TikTok—where algorithms can change overnight. Meanwhile, mandatory ESG compliancehits in 2026, and 65% of their digital fanbase (under 35) demands authenticenvironmental action, not greenwashing.

⚡ THE SOLUTION Four breakthroughcapabilities in one platform: ✓ Agentic AI that autonomously completes complextasks (not just another chatbot) ✓ The Fan Graph: proprietary conversational +transactional data competitors can't replicate ✓ BioSquares: verifiedenvironmental impact on blockchain solving the authenticity crisis ✓Automated compliance reporting for mandatory EPL Scope 3 requirements

What if every product you buy could help restore the planet?

In this episode of the BioSquares series, discover the inside story of Stewart Irvine and how one idea — connecting global product barcodes to verified restoration projects — becamea breakthrough in regenerative commerce.

You’ll learn how BioSquares was self-funded from the start to address three major issues: unpredictable biodiversity funding, the global surge of greenwashing, and the growing gap between consumer intentions and actual impact.
Through discussions with our expert panel—including thinkers in technology, design, and behavioural science—we examine how transforming every scan into proof of restoration could redefine the trillion-dollar relationship between brands, consumers, and the planet.

This is the story of Proof Has a Pulse — a look at the technology, psychology, and purpose behind a new kind of economy where every purchase becomes a verified act ofregeneration.