Podcasts about ethical shopping

Guest: Reverend Billy Talen, Pastor, The Church of Stop ShoppingOn YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/user/reverendbillytalenOn Instagram | https://Instagram.com/revbillytalenOn Facebook | https://Facebook.com/revbillyWebsite | https://revbilly.com/_____________________________Host:  Marco Ciappelli, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining Society Podcast & Audio Signals PodcastOn ITSPmagazine | https://www.itspmagazine.com/itspmagazine-podcast-radio-hosts/marco-ciappelli_____________________________This Episode's SponsorsAre you interested in sponsoring an ITSPmagazine Channel?

Guest: Reverend Billy Talen, Pastor, The Church of Stop ShoppingOn YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/user/reverendbillytalenOn Instagram | https://Instagram.com/revbillytalenOn Facebook | https://Facebook.com/revbillyWebsite | https://revbilly.com/_____________________________Host:  Marco Ciappelli, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining Society Podcast & Audio Signals PodcastOn ITSPmagazine | https://www.itspmagazine.com/itspmagazine-podcast-radio-hosts/marco-ciappelli_____________________________This Episode's SponsorsAre you interested in sponsoring an ITSPmagazine Channel?

Continuing our recent theme of shopping, tipping and travelling safely in Morocco, today's episode features the Akhnif Glaoui Carpet Co-Operative, located just south of Aït Benhaddou and Ouarzazate, about 150 miles south of Marrakech. Azdean visited this wonderful, genuine boutique back in June of this year, during the summer trip to Morocco, while on the Southern Morocco tour. It was here where he met Sarah, host and guide of the facility, who gave Azdean and family a tour and showed them the incredible weaving and rugmaking that is done there, all by women. This Women's Co-op is groundbreaking, and crucially important not just to the local economy, but to women's recognition and self-sufficiency. Instead of relying on others, typically men, to sell their detailed and complex creations, products of hours of hard work and labour (which are then often resold at even higher prices, for which the women don't see an extra dime) - at the co-op, each weaver has a say in the price and value of their rug, and when it's sold they get a very generous and appropriate percentage.Imran and Azdean sat down with Sarah to learn about her story and what brought her back to Aït Benhaddou, now working to showcase the co-op and its efforts, as well as teaching the women some English!Sarah explains the shopping experience there, which puts an emphasis on removing the stress and pressure to buy that you typically find elsewhere. At Akhnif Glaoui, you are free to browse, learn about rugs and carpets, and perhaps even order one later from back home, once you've made the correct measurements in your house.It's a breath of fresh air when it comes to shopping in Morocco, which you'll appreciate after our last episode on Tipping in Morocco, and our November Live Q&A, which talked about safety and security, especially while shopping. It is refreshing to find a place that allows you to really appreciate the craft and work that goes into these unique, individual creations.The Akhnif Glaoui has a bright future and we are pleased to support them and send our guests their way.Speaking of which, we are offering 30% off any of our Destination Morocco tours when reserved by Cyber Monday, November 27. Your travel date can be any time in the next year, or even later!Simply visit our website, destinationsmorocco.com, and mention the code "30% podcast" in the comments section when you request either one of our standard 8 or 9 day tours, or your own custom-built tour. We'll have many more special offers and exciting options coming up in the new year, including more themed tours, private itineraries and small group tours. So stay tuned to the podcast and our social media accounts! Do you dream of exploring the enchanting land of Morocco?Destination Morocco is your ultimate travel experience for those seeking luxury and adventure. We specialize in crafting bespoke itineraries tailored to your unique tastes and desires.If you're a discerning traveler who values an immersive, curated adventure, visit www.destinationsmorocco.com, and let us bring your dream Moroccan vacation to life.Learn more about Azdean and Destination Morocco.Download the stunning Destination Morocco magazine!Follow the podcast and help us grow.

The biggest shopping day of the year is fast approaching and the rampant overconsumption that has been known to accompany Black Friday has devastating effects on the planet. Rather than a complete boycott of the day, Healthy Seas has a better concept- Blue Friday! This is the idea of shopping sustainably and ethically. Today's guests are Laura in Waterland, an oceans and sustainability advocate, and Curra Rotondo, the co-founder and CEO of the brand, Lefrik. We talk about why having a Blue Friday is the way to go and how we all can support Healthy Seas this weekend through a campaign that Lefrik has organized. HighlightsHow is overconsumption bad for the planet?How can we shop more sustainably?What does an ethical company look like? Ten Tips to Have a Blue Friday  (to go deeper with these, be sure to check out Laura's blog post here on Healthy Seas):Bring your own shopping bagsAsk yourself the right questions and make a listBuy from ethical brandsBe cruelty-freeGift an experienceSupport small and local businessesChoose story over bargainPurchase eco itemsMake a donationTry secondhandBonus Tip! Buy yourself or a loved one a bag from Lefrik during the Blue Friday weekend and 15% of the proceeds from your purchase will be donated to Healthy Seas! ResourcesLefrikhttps://slowfactory.earth/open-eduBook: Consumed: The need for collective change; colonialism, climate change & consumerism by Aja Barber Book: Fashionopolis: The Price of Fast Fashion and the Future of Clothes byDana ThomasBook: Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist by Kate RaworthIf you enjoyed this episode, please be sure to subscribe, rate and review it! This helps to boost its visibility. Healthy Seas is a marine conservation organization whose mission is to tackle the ghost fishing phenomenon and turn this waste into an opportunity for a more circular economy. They do this through clean-ups, prevention, education, and working with partners who recycle and repurpose this material. The podcast is hosted by Crystal DiMiceli.

In this lesson, you will learn what you need to know to answer this French GCSE speaking exam question about ethical shopping in French and you will review the use of the passive voice in French. This is part of an online French GCSE course. See below to check out the course and access the demo version. One new lesson every week ✅ How do I talk about ethical shopping in French ? English French cheap products are often made in unacceptable working conditions les produits pas chers sont souvent fabriqués dans des conditions de travail inacceptables the workers are…

This week on the Sociall.in social media and digital marketing podcast we're talking about Apple's secret China deal, WhatsApp's crypto experiment, and Bing's Ethical Shopping hub.

In this episode, Maryclaire Manard, the founder of Cluey Consumer, talks about the impact ethical shopping has in today's world and how consumerism is becoming more informed and conscious of purchases every day.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! (And boy has it been a year!) Following in the footsteps of show-biz luminaries like Jon Stewart, Steven Colbert, and the cast of Star Wars, we hosted a (non-denominational) holiday show in front of a live online pseudo-studio audience. Broadcasting from their snowed-in virtual holiday cabins, Stuart and Andie entertained guests:Santa Zero - originator of the now-infamous SantaCon phenomenonMrs. Claus - founder of Burning Man’s first-ever theme camp, Christmas CampTubatron and his Flaming Tuba performing a Hanukkah songReverend Billy and Savitri D of the Church of Stop ShoppingAnd it wouldn’t be the holiday season without Caveat Magister selling us on Decommodification. Join us for how Krampus cramps us, how COVID is an 8-foot-tall dominatrix, how “Gifting” is so close to “Grifting,” and how the Cacophony Society is sooo Kumbaya, in our final episode of 2020… a Holiday Special that is indeed SPECIAL. Reminisce with us, and celebrate and speculate.Portland SantaCon 1996 / “You’d Better Watch Out”Cacophony Society: Santasm, Santacon, Santarchy, ad nauseumReverend Billy and the Church of Stop ShoppingLIVE.BURNINGMAN.ORG

One Journey, a nonprofit organization based in Virginia is promoting the creative endeavors of refugees by hosting a virtual holiday marketplace this year. 

With all of the shopping choices out there, how does one begin to shop ethically? How do we know our purchase is helping not hurting? In this replay from 2018, I talk to my friend Rachel about how to shop ethically and how she started a company to make this simple.

The Holiday Season is upon us Listeners and it is the most wasteful time of year. Mass production; plastic decorations; so much energy use & single-use items disposed! HOWEVER- there is a lot of joy to be had investing in Ethical Shopping & showering your loved ones with Handmade Gifts!Let Fluff guide you through our Ethical Shopping Tips and our vibrant ideas for Handmade Gifts. Also we inform our listeners on the many celebrations besides Christmas that are celebrated this Holiday Season.Episode shout outs include: @cookieandkate @riot.theory@monsoon @emperorscloth@lucyandyak @crowded_kitchen #ethicallymade #ethicalgifts#ethicalshopping #handmadegifts#handmadewithlove#handmadechristmas #ethical#handmade #holigays#wellbeingpodcast #comedypodcast#queerpodcast #podernfamily#podcast #podcastcommunity See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Please visit my Sustainable, Ethical and Regenerative Gift Guide. https://tawnystowe.com/sustainable-and-ethical-gift-ideas I have created this Sustainable and Ethical Gift Ideas and Shopping Guide for you using the principles that I include in my own personal buying decisions. If you are interested in learning more about the categories that I consider, please see my Shopping Guide Post OR click on one of the circle icons in the Gift Guide to learn more about a specific category. https://tawnystowe.com/sustainable-ethical-and-regenerative-shopping-guide/

Every Wednesday on the Hippie Haven podcast, learn how to live harmoniously with yourself, others & the planet. We talk about all things hippie, including eating vegan, reducing your trash, starting an ethical business, eco-activism, gardening, beekeeping, tiny house living, and so much more.My guest today is Zuleyka Strasner. Originally from the UK, Zuleyka studied International Relations and Mandarin in a hybrid program in Southern California and Beijing. And she earned a Master's in Politics at Oxford University. In 2016, Zuleyka and her husband moved to California where she founded Zero a zero waste grocery delivery service in 2019. Today, we talk about the inspiration behind her zero waste, grocery delivery service, how it all works, and the importance of following your dreams.The Hippie Haven Podcast is hosted by Callee - a zero waste activist & business owner. Formerly a translator for the US Navy, Callee was honorably discharged as a conscientious objector in 2017 following an episode of severe depression & alcoholism fueled by not living in alignment with her core values. That same year, at age 23, she started Bestowed Essentials, a handmade line of eco-friendly beauty & home products that are now stocked in over 100 stores around the US & Canada. Callee began hosting this free podcast in August 2018, as well as speaking at events and teaching educational workshops across the country, as part of her life mission to arm you with the knowledge & tools you need to spark positive change in your community. In December 2019, she opened The Hippie Haven in Rapid City, South Dakota - a zero waste retail store & community space with a little free library - the first of its kind in the state. Follow along on Instagram - @hippie.ceo & @hippiehavenshop & @bestowedessentialsShop zero waste home goods at www.hippiehavenshop.comRead podcast transcripts at www.hippiehavenpodcast.com

Idea: An app to scan barcodes while shopping to tell you if the product was produced ethically. It could show emojis of kids crying or forests burning if you scan the wrong thing Originally from Creativity Wasted episode 25 Ken Witzgall (twitter.com/KenWitzgall42 suspended) Scott Fischer (instagram.com/scottimscott) Justin Mcleod (twitter.com/jibtron_zero) Tom Walma (twitter.com/thomaswalma) Recorded at Podcast Detroit (https://www.PodcastDetroit.com)

Have you ever had a package delivered on a scooter? In this episode, your hosts Big and White talk about the joys and woes of online shopping in Nepal. They discuss the online shopping options, how to give directions when you don’t have an address, and more! Ethical shopping in Nepal: Purnaa, Kolpa, White Yak, Local Project, Meecha, Woven International Resources: Good On You App, Better World App, Done Good, Fashion & Compassion, Wonderful Things, Buy Me Once Ethical Brands: Girlfriend Collective, Pact, Prana, Adidas, Patagonia, Madetrade, Everlane For more information about local and ethical shopping resources, please visit our Instagram and website.

Amanda interviews Maria Salazar, founder of Arawayuu, an ethical fashion brand and community, which sells handcrafted bags and accessories made by female artisans of the Wayuu tribe in Colombia. Raised in Colombia and now living in San Diego, Maria uses her brand to celebrate Colombian culture, artistry, and bring people together. She and Amanda discuss the importance of ethical fashion and branding, how color and vibrance add meaning to our lives, and trusting that even in dark times, good things are headed our way.    Maria knows that Colombia does not always spark positive thoughts and associations in people. To help change the narrative around her native country, she founded a company that would showcase the beauty and talent that Colombia has to offer. Her passion for color, ethical consumerism, and community shines through every aspect of the brand and sets a new standard for entrepreneurs everywhere.    Maria has a background in social media and public relations, and she gives helpful tips on how to create an experience for your audience on social media.    Arawayuu now has a Covid-19 Response, which ensures that its artisans, who have been greatly impacted by the pandemic, are sent food. To support these women and purchase beautiful, authentic bags, accessories, and even a colorful new yoga mat strap, visit https://arawayuustore.com/. And, to follow them on social media, check out @arawayuu on Instagram     Interested in connecting or finding out more about coaching or workshops? Get in touch! @AmandaGHennessey BostonPublicSpeaking.com SanDiegoPublicSpeaking.com   Looking for a handy guide to help you with your confidence and communication? Here you go! Your Guide to Public Speaking: Build Your Confidence: Find Your Voice, Inspire Your Audience (by your host, Amanda Hennessey)

Co-founders of handcrafted rugs label Armadillo & Co, Sally Pottharst and Jodie Fried sit down to discuss what it means to be an ethical shopper. Your host:Holly Byrne, Features Editor (@hollybyrne)Produced by:Jake TaylorTo get in touch, email us at homebeautiful@pacificmags.com.au. For more inspiring content, join our Home Beautiful Facebook Page or follow along on Instagram at @homebeautiful. Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe! And make sure to share this episode with your friends. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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With just two weekends left before Christmas, the holiday shopping frenzy is in full swing. And like most Americans, gift buyers in the St. Louis region have countless options to choose from, both online and locally. But more and more people are choosing to put their discretionary dollars toward meaningful products — consumer goods that support a good cause. Julio Zegarra-Ballon, owner of Zee Bee Market, has been pleasantly surprised to see the growing appetite locally for fair trade and ethical shopping since opening his first brick-and-mortar outpost in the South Grand commercial district in 2014. The fair trade scene in St. Louis is still a relatively small one, and industry professionals including Alyson Miller, executive director of Partners for Just Trade, see plenty of room for more consumer education. In this episode, host Sarah Fenske talks with both Miller and Zegarra-Ballon. The conversation also includes comments from Patrice Estes, director of the mostly volunteer-run Plowsharing Crafts, which is headquartered in the Delmar Loop.

With Matthew out of town, Jamie crowns her real life bestie (whose name is also Jaime) co-host for the day, and they talk about...sports. Yes, sports. ...But they also talk about TV, Movies, Ethical Shopping, Unethical Nails, and the day Jaime met Jamie's boyfriend for the very first time. This movie WILL make you laugh: Good Boy (https://youtu.be/zPXqwAGmX04)   The other Jaime likes this show: Younger (https://youtu.be/rw9zFMbkQks)   And these guys can hook you up with an entire box of super cute, ethically sourced clothes, shoes, and jewelry: Thanks, Stichfix!! (https://www.stitchfix.com/invite/jrgt3ssz7s?sod=w&g=w&som=c)

Ethical shopping can be a complex topic, so we were excited to interview our friend April Jordon of The Honest Root to talk about what ethical shopping means, and how we can incorporate more mindful practices. For show notes and links check out misfitminimalism.com

Sometimes when we see the vast injustice in our world, it can feel overwhelming as we wonder how can I make a difference? But you can create with something you do every day: being strategic with the way you spend your dollars. My podcast guest today can help you shop smart to make a difference. […] The post Ethical Shopping appeared first on Treasured Ministries.

We have Kathy Brooks from Second Story Goods on to talk about the importance of employment and empowerment through business, their work in Haiti, and to share some beautiful stories of impact. simpleswitch.org/collections/2nd-story-goods

We talk with CAUSEGEAR founder Brad Jeffrey about startling statistics on modern day slavery, why it’s important to sell impactful AND on-trend apparel, and changes in the fashion industry. simpleswitch.org/collections/causegear

How do you transform a product into a catalyst for lasting, positive change? One entrepreneur in the ethical and fair trade fashion space believes that creating a community around your brand just might be the key. From model to marketing, her business works to create a deep connection between digital customers and artisan groups all around the globe. More importantly? It’s working.   Value, loyalty, growth–they’re achievements that every business strives for, but how does one actually attain them? In today’s podcast, Liza Moiseeva, Co-founder and CMO of GlobeIn, a fair trade subscription box and ethical online marketplace, shares what she believes might just be the key to them all.   A talented entrepreneur with a history in the nonprofit and social good sector, Liza attributes much of her success to community building. From running meetups with like-minded people to interactive Facebook Lives, a strong community has always been at the heart of Liza’s achievements.   Today, we get to hear about Liza’s invigorating perspective on community and growth through the context of GlobeIn, an exciting player in the ethical fashion world. They’ve managed to navigate a competitive industry while still promoting sustainable consumption, build a network of passionate and engaged customers and create powerful, lasting change for artisan groups all around in the world. What’s not to love? Tune in to hear all about it.

Rachel Kois of Simple Switch talks to us about how to shop ethically and empower women around the world.

Author Emily Taylor of "Raising Mediators" on holiday conflicts. Emmanuel Teitelbaum of George Washington University on ethical clothing and American brands. Christospher Oscarson of BYU on Sweden's Child Light. Kristyn Vitale of Oregon State University on your cat might love you back. Emily Sanford of Johns Hopkins University on when dog comes to the rescue. Kate Sears-Webb of APOPO on giant rats saving lives and may soon stop poachers.

Your environment is a reflection of you. Slowing down and staying present in a face paced world. How slow living and slow design can help us live more holistically aligned with our mental, physical and spiritual needs. How are you in relationship to your surroundings and how is that affecting your mind, body, and spirit? Use this episode to think more in-depth about how your home, work or wellness environment may be playing a part in the way you think, your health, and how you are connecting with others as well as nature. Practice slow design by associating yourself with the values of taking time, eco-friendly materials, ethical purchasing and fair trade. Visit www.rheamader.com for Show Notes More information about this episode Find out how to get 10% off healing art at Manifest Photo Join the Facebook Community Here Follow Rhea's Haven Podcast on Instagram

A challenge to selling ethically produced products is getting consumers to follow through on their good intentions. Georgetown’s Neeru Paharia, who spoke with Tanya Ott at Deloitte’s 2017 Nudgeapalooza conference, discusses how to better guide consumer behavior.

In this solo episode, Cat talks about her recent re-discovery of the horrors of fast fashion and takes a pledge to shop ethically and mindfully. Tune in for some quick facts and some inspiration to kickstart your own ethical shopping journey!

Amy Kay Pavlovich shares with us how fair trade is part of her ministry and faith. Many of us are at least familiar with what fair trade is but we may not know all of the inner workings of what goes into running a fair trade shop. Amy Kay shares with us how she finds artisans for her fair trade store, Connected, in Lindsborg, Salina, and Manhattan Kansas. Amy Kay has a great sense of humor and helps us see the importance of fair trade, which can sometimes be overwhelming. One of the things that I appreciate Amy Kay saying is that sometimes we can feel paralyzed by the enormity of conscious consumerism. Even as an eco-friendly designer I often feel like I should do more. I loved that Amy Kay offers grace in imperfection and encourages listeners to just keep trying to do the best we can. I think this message is important because, truly, every little bit matters. Even if we aren’t meeting every standard of conscious consumerism it’s important to realize we can start somewhere. Visit www.rheamader.com for Show Notes More information about Nichole Find out how to get 10% off healing art at Manifest Photo Join the Facebook Community Here Follow Rhea's Haven Podcast on Instagram

The avalanche of chocolate is about to descend upon us, but Kate Browne from Choice Australia explains how easy it is to make sure the ones that fill your baskets this season are ethically produced.

What is ethical fashion? Everything we wear comes at a cost - often at the expense of artisans abroad who are exploited for cheap labor. Guest co-host Lauren Pinkston of Wearthy joins us at the virtual table, providing first-hand insight and practical tips on how to make intentional, Kingdom-centered choices in the items we purchase. How do we stop sacrificing the dignity of people who made our clothes around the world in poor factory conditions and for poor pay? Lauren leads the way for co-hosts Lindsy Wallace and Kayla Craig to ask hard questions about the effect on human rights, and the environmental impact, that comes from items we wear. Keep listening, because there’s a Wearthy ethical shopping DISCOUNT CODE for Upside Down Podcast listeners! Episode Resources: Wearthy, Lauren's business that brings together different ethically-made clothes and accessories: https://wearthy.org/ True Cost Documentary Lauren recommends: https://truecostmovie.com/ Young Adult Book Lindsy discusses: Boys without Names by Kashmira Sheth Our website: www.upsidedownpodcast.com Our listener group: www.facebook.com/upsidedowntribe Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

Season 1 is coming to an end! Don't worry - the party's just getting started, but before we officially move into the future we're taking one more look back at the past by chatting about the big lessons learned from Season 1 and how they apply to whatever you're up to these days!

This first interview episode of the podcast features Megan Bahns, one of the co-founders of Consume with Love, an online marketplace for sustainable, fair trade, cruelty-free clothing and accessories. A great "Ethical Shopping 101" conversation, this episode explores ways to be a more conscious consumer - even on a budget.

Rupa Singh is the owner/operator of Love This mobile boutique in Richmond, VA. Rupa prides herself on being part of a movement that drives change and in her mobile boutique she sells products that empower and support others. Her job is not just selling products, but it is also making consumers aware that their choices do […] The post 073: A Mobile Boutique That Inspires Consumers To Make Ethical Shopping Choices appeared first on Start a Fashion Truck.

Episode 25 (NSFW): Holograms on the roofs of cars for expressing anger to nearby drivers, an app to scan barcodes while shopping to tell you if the product was produced ethically, gun license cards, choose-your-adventure movies, and much more. Plus, a milestone: the first duplicate idea. 00:40 Car Roof Hologram Projector: Tom Walma @thomaswalma 11:00 Distracting Billboards Which Cause Car Crashes: Ken Witzgall @KenWitzgall42 13:10 Ethical Shopping Barcode Scanning App: Justin Mcleod @jibtron_zero 15:50 Ethical Adult Entertainment Certification: Ken Witzgall 24:00 Gun License Cards: Ken Witzgall 34:10 Building Mosques in the Middle East: Ken Witzgall 36:05 Choose-Your-Adventure Movies: Scott Fischer 38:00 Pre-Selling Human Organs: Justin Mcleod 39:15 Virtual Reality Adultery Discussion: Scott Fischer 41:10 Lovemaking Odometer: Scott Fischer 42:40 Using Hypnosis to Make Your Child the Next Dalai Lama: Tom Walma Recorded at Podcast Detroit (PodcastDetroit.com)

In this episode, Matt and Jeremy interview Mary Mulry on best practices for healthy and ethical shopping.

Today I'm talking to Bethany Tran, Founder and CEO of The RootCollective, about ethical fashion. That phrase has been popping upmore and more lately, so Bethany breaks it down for us. Changingall of our purchasing habits can be overwhelming, so Bethany sharesways we can all make little changes that add up to big improvementsto the lives of factory workers around the world. We can't doeverything, but we can all do something. If we can make the world alittle better, and then teach our children to do the same, imaginehow different the world will look for our grandchildren and thosewho follow.

  What if, instead of finding the best bargain on Black Friday, you made a commitment to support a living wage for artisans all around the world? In this episode, I talk about some of my favorite companies supporting fair trade and invite Tori Rask of Noonday Collection and Bethany Tran of The Root Collective to […]

Wholegrain Digital founders Tom and Vineeta discuss the many inspiring examples of Wholesome Business that they found on their electric car journey through Belgium and Germany. The conversation includes electric car travel, renewable energy, eco-hotels, organic, veggie and vegan food, ethical fashion and more... Links to all of the businesses mentioned will be posted on the Wholegrain Digital website.