GREENTECH CHALLENGE Podcast

This time we take a bite of the future of sustainable food, with Dare to Eat. A company that create deliciously daring foods powered by the most nutritious and sustainable food source out there -: edible insects.

Do you know how your fruits goes from the tree to your dinner table? It should be a simple journey from tree to table, right? But on average fruits and vegetables see 4 different middlemen before arriving in supermarkets. The fruit is picked when it isn’t even ripe yet, and is kept in enormous chilled storing facilities, where they are ripened with different chemicals, waiting to be traded at the best possible price. The fruit market is like a stockmarket of fruits and vegetables. A stockmarket that results in higher prices for consumers, and lower profits for the farmers. Our guests today are Filipe Leal and Mathilde from Fresh.Land a company that, quite simply, eliminates the middlemen, the storing facilities and delivers the fruit and vegetables straight from the farmer to the supermarkets or restaurants.

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Can you make a guess as to what the topic of this episode is going to be? Ill give you some clues - first clue is Kevin Costner, second clue is golden shower and the last one is saving the worlds fresh water ressources. Drumroll.... You guessed it! Water saving and water recycling. Basically how not to end up in a Waterworld scenario.

Our guest today is Torben Klitgaard - the Director of BloxHub. BloxHub is a new urban sustainability hub on the beautiful historic docks of Copenhagen. The hub connects innovative companies within urban sustainability with the right experts from both research and industry. The Mission of BloxHub is to put urban sustainability on the public agenda, and to match the right ideas with the right people.

With us on the podcast this time are the founders of a startup that blew our minds. I first met these guys at various events regarding insects in Copenhagen and I visiously persuaded the gentlemen to participate in Green Tech Challenge Copenhagen in September 2017. Not only does their product taste great, it’s full of that precious vitamin B12. You need your vitamin B12 - and you know it. Syngja is sourcing it’s proteins in a very sustainable way.

Food production is one of the main challenges we’re facing in the future - today’s guest - Jackie from Roots Food has a quite extraordinary idea about how we can face this challenge. Roots Food have a product with the potential to have a massive impact on everything from rural communities, personal nutrition and climate change adaption. As always the jingle is "Magisk Svamp" by Danish artist Grævling. Listen more to Grævling here: open.spotify.com/artist/5M0HLtuFxIbDsGov9fOyVv

In a digital and networked world we need new kinds of trust to continue working together, and to continue developing. If the world going to be even more digital and networked than it is today, we need technology that can establish new kinds of trust relationships between people. In this episode we meet Sofie Blakstad from Hiveonline. Hiveonline uses blockchain technology to create trust in a economic systems. As always the jingle is "Magisk Svamp" by Danish artist Grævling. Listen more to Grævling here: open.spotify.com/artist/5M0HLtuFxIbDsGov9fOyVv

The topic of today is responsible investment - how to make green business more than just great charity or a part of a CSR-agenda. And to educate us alot more on this we have invited Pelle Pedersen - head of responsible investments at PKA to be our guest. PKA is one the largest pension funds in northern europe, and have made huge investments in sustainable technology and business. As always the jingle is "Magisk Svamp" by Danish artist Grævling. Listen more to Grævling here: open.spotify.com/artist/5M0HLtuFxIbDsGov9fOyVv

With more than half of the worlds population living in cities, the challenge of our time is to create sustainable solutions in urban areas. We need sustainable transportation, sustainable energy, sustainable food, sustainable housing and a sustainable labour market. Today on the podcast we are honored by the company of Morten Kabell, the mayor of environmental and technical affairs for the city of copenhagen. As always the jingle is "Magisk Svamp" by Danish artist Grævling. Listen more to Grævling here: open.spotify.com/artist/5M0HLtuFxIbDsGov9fOyVv

How can blockchain save the world? We were wondering the same thing and decided to dig into that subject on the podcast. This episode touch upon three major buzzwords of our time : #IoT #blockchain and #smartcontract Our mission today is to understand these buzzwords. Mobilized Construction is the perfect business case to understand just how powerful these technologies are, but also how they can be put to good use in sustainable innovation.

Sandra Lindvall and John Karlström from Awapatent are internationally renowned experts on startups, intellectual property and patents, and we are super thankful to have them as guests on the Green Tech Challenge podcast. Awapatent has been a long time partner in our accelarator programme, and have been praised by our alumni companies as excellent advisors. In the podcast the two experts tell us just how much they love startups and innovation, and continue to educate us on how important it is to align a business strategy with a solid IP-strategy. www.awapatent.com As always the jingle is "Magisk Svamp" by Danish artist Grævling. Listen more to Grævling here: open.spotify.com/artist/5M0HLtuFxIbDsGov9fOyVv

What can entrepreneurs learn from elite sports performers? Why are top athletes so succesfull in starting their own companies , and how can you listen louder? With 18 years of experience of hands on entrepreneurship, and a background in elite badminton Jonathan Løw spills the beans on the performance mindset, and talks about the common ground of builidng a business and being an elite athlete. Learn more about Jonathan Løw @: www.jonathanloew.dk And as always the jingle is "Magisk Svamp" by Danish artist Grævling. Listen more to Grævling here: open.spotify.com/artist/5M0HLtuFxIbDsGov9fOyVv

In this 2nd episode of the podcast Frederik is joined by Sara Green Brodersen Founder of Deemly along with Mads Misiak Friis founder of YoooWe. YoooWe is an online surf, ski and snowboard platform for rentals. http://www.yooowe.com/ Deemly helps build trust in the user communities of sharing economy businesses, by making it possible for users to utilize their entire digital reputation in order to better participate all over the web. http://deemly.co/ As always the jingle is "Magisk Svamp" by Danish artist Grævling. Listen more to Grævling here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5M0HLtuFxIbDsGov9fOyVv

In this first episode of Green Tech Channel the founder of Sprout Michael Stausholm was the guest of the podcast. Sprout has designed the world's first plantable pencil - a fun and creative way to teach children and grown ups about sustainability and cradle to cradle principles. www.sproutworld.com As always the jingle is "Magisk Svamp" by Danish artist Grævling. Listen more to Grævling here: open.spotify.com/artist/5M0HLtuFxIbDsGov9fOyVv