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Discover how Houdini's Former CEO, Eva Karlsson, has been revolutionizing the outdoor apparel industry for over twenty years by pioneering circular business models and driving sustainable innovation. In this insightful episode, we delve into how Houdini balances environmental responsibility with cutting-edge product design, creating a blueprint for businesses to thrive in the age of sustainability. Learn about Houdini's journey from implementing rental, reuse, and repair systems to embracing a regenerative framework that redefines success in modern business. Whether you're an entrepreneur, sustainability advocate, or outdoor enthusiast, this conversation offers invaluable lessons on bold leadership, creative problem-solving, and building a better future for our planet. If you enjoyed this or any of our other episodes, please hit the follow button on your podcast platform of choice. Follow Eva Karlsson https://www.linkedin.com/in/eva-karlsson-5b5b9326/ Follow Dan Trapp https://www.linkedin.com/in/dantrapp Follow Sports + Outdoor Mentors https://bit.ly/SOMentors_Linkedin Watch Sports + Outdoor Mentors https://www.youtube.com/@S_OM1 #sportsandoutdoormentors #S+OM
Eva Karlsson (LinkedIn), CEO of Houdini Sportswear visited the podcast. We got to talk about solutions that are not solutions, the planetary boundaries in business, measurement, common sense, why joy at work is a radical thing to focus on. We also spoke of the benefit of having a strict set of design boundaries to work with, spoler: it spurs creativity. We also spoke about responsibility in business and working in synergy with the living planet. Host: Amit Paul Extended shownotes (Substack)
It seems that many brands are moving in the right direction in terms of phasing PFAS out of their products, but one of the many aspects complicating this process is the potential for contamination. In this episode, we hear directly from leading outdoor industry brands like Keen, Outdoor Research, Fjallraven, and Houdini Sportswear alongside scientists and environmental epidemiologists about how and why PFAS spreads and contaminates products so easily. Guests featured in this episode: - Stefan Posner, textile and polymer chemist - Alex Lauver, Outdoor Research - Kirsten Blackburn, Keen Footwear - Ammi Borenstein, Snaplinc Consulting - Kevin Myette, Bluesign - Eva Karlsson, Houdini Sportswear - Mike Schade, Toxic Free Future - James Pollock, Marten Law LLP - Arlene Blum, Green Science Policy Institute - Philippe Grandjean, environmental epidemiologist - Donna Bruns, Fjallraven - Martin Axelhed, Fjallraven If you want to learn more about what PFAS are, where they are found, the proven health effects, how you can limit your exposure, up to date news on PFAS, and how to get involved in PFAS regulatory efforts visit Toxicfreefuture.org Foodandwaterwatch.org Or Pfascentral.org INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/outdoor.minimalist.book/ WEBSITE: https://www.theoutdoorminimalist.com/ YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@theoutdoorminimalist Fund the Forever Chemicals 10-Part Podcast: https://gofund.me/77aac225 ----------------------- Snaplinc Consulting provided expert fact checking and guidance for the creation of this podcast. Snaplinc Consulting provides corporate sustainability strategies and ESG support across a broad range of industries including apparel, footwear, home furnishings, software, cosmetics, professional services and more. Head to snaplincconsulting.com to learn more and contact the experts to guide you through complex topics like CSRD, PFAS, greenhouse gas assessments, SBTi, CDP, EcoVadis, B Corp and many more compliance and certification frameworks. ----------------------- Sources Outdoor Footwear: The PFAS Challenge. Retrieved from: https://www.keenfootwear.com/blogs/keen-blog/outdoor-footwear-pfas-challenge SixClasses. Retrieved from: https://www.sixclasses.org/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/outdoor-minimalist/support
The goal of this series is to provide useful information for consumers regarding PFAS, specifically within the outdoor industry, but also for those of us working in the industry. I learned from every single person that I interviewed and talked to about the topic of PFAS, and one of the patterns I noticed during production was that most of the European brands like Jack Wolfskin, Fjallraven, and Houdini Sportswear were early adopters of phasing PFAS out of their products. As early as 2009, some of these brands had already begun or, at the very least, made the decision to remove harmful chemicals from their product line. This begs the question, what took the rest of the industry so long to catch up when there were several examples of success just across the ocean? Guests featured in this episode: - Eva Karlsson, Houdini Sportswear - Kevin Myette, Bluesign - Regina Goller, Jack Wolfskin - Donna Bruns, Fjallraven - Martin Axelhed, Fjallraven - Arlene Blum, Green Science Policy Institute - Kirsten Blackburn, Keen Footwear If you want to learn more about what PFAS are, where they are found, the proven health effects, how you can limit your exposure, up to date news on PFAS, and how to get involved in PFAS regulatory efforts visit Toxicfreefuture.org Foodandwaterwatch.org Or Pfascentral.org INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/outdoor.minimalist.book/ WEBSITE: https://www.theoutdoorminimalist.com/ YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@theoutdoorminimalist Fund the Forever Chemicals 10-Part Podcast: https://gofund.me/77aac225 ----------------------- Snaplinc Consulting provided expert fact checking and guidance for the creation of this podcast. Snaplinc Consulting provides corporate sustainability strategies and ESG support across a broad range of industries including apparel, footwear, home furnishings, software, cosmetics, professional services and more. Head to snaplincconsulting.com to learn more and contact the experts to guide you through complex topics like CSRD, PFAS, greenhouse gas assessments, SBTi, CDP, EcoVadis, B Corp and many more compliance and certification frameworks. ----------------------- Sources Greenpeace Romania. (n.d.). Chemistry for any weather (Wayback Machine Archive No. 9650). Retrieved from https://wayback.archive-it.org/9650/20200429191052/http://p3-raw.greenpeace.org/romania/Global/romania/detox/Chemistry%20for%20any%20weather.pdf Stockholm Resilience Centre. (n.d.). Planetary boundaries. Retrieved from https://www.stockholmresilience.org/research/planetary-boundaries.html --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/outdoor-minimalist/support
The goal of this series is to provide useful information for consumers regarding PFAS, specifically within the outdoor industry, but also for those of us working in the industry. I learned from every single person that I interviewed and talked to about the topic of PFAS, and one of the patterns I noticed during production was that most of the European brands like Jack Wolfskin, Fjallraven, and Houdini Sportswear were early adopters of phasing PFAS out of their products. As early as 2009, some of these brands had already begun or, at the very least, made the decision to remove harmful chemicals from their product line. This begs the question, what took the rest of the industry so long to catch up when there were several examples of success just across the ocean? Guests featured in this episode: - Eva Karlsson, Houdini Sportswear - Kevin Myette, Bluesign - Regina Goller, Jack Wolfskin - Donna Bruns, Fjallraven - Martin Axelhed, Fjallraven - Arlene Blum, Green Science Policy Institute - Kirsten Blackburn, Keen Footwear If you want to learn more about what PFAS are, where they are found, the proven health effects, how you can limit your exposure, up to date news on PFAS, and how to get involved in PFAS regulatory efforts visit Toxicfreefuture.org Foodandwaterwatch.org Or Pfascentral.org INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/outdoor.minimalist.book/ WEBSITE: https://www.theoutdoorminimalist.com/ YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@theoutdoorminimalist Fund the Forever Chemicals 10-Part Podcast: https://gofund.me/77aac225 ----------------------- Snaplinc Consulting provided expert fact checking and guidance for the creation of this podcast. Snaplinc Consulting provides corporate sustainability strategies and ESG support across a broad range of industries including apparel, footwear, home furnishings, software, cosmetics, professional services and more. Head to snaplincconsulting.com to learn more and contact the experts to guide you through complex topics like CSRD, PFAS, greenhouse gas assessments, SBTi, CDP, EcoVadis, B Corp and many more compliance and certification frameworks. ----------------------- Sources Greenpeace Romania. (n.d.). Chemistry for any weather (Wayback Machine Archive No. 9650). Retrieved from https://wayback.archive-it.org/9650/20200429191052/http://p3-raw.greenpeace.org/romania/Global/romania/detox/Chemistry%20for%20any%20weather.pdf Stockholm Resilience Centre. (n.d.). Planetary boundaries. Retrieved from https://www.stockholmresilience.org/research/planetary-boundaries.html
Regulatory efforts across the globe have been pushing for removing certain types of PFAS in specific product categories. Still, there are many limitations, and regulators often receive pushback from chemical companies. In episode four of the Forever Chemicals ten-part podcast series, we break down the increase of PFAS regulation in the US and the EU, along with the limitations we face in the pursuit of cleaner chemistry. Subscribe to the Forever Chemicals Podcast to hear the full series: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/forever-chemicals/id1724693010 Guests featured in this episode: - James Pollock, Marten Law LLP - Arlene Blum, Green Science Policy Institute - Kevin Myette, Bluesign - Kyla Bennett, Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility - Natalie Balbuena, Food and Water Watch - Mike Schade, Toxic Free Future - Stefan Posner, textile and polymer chemist - Alex Lauver, Outdoor Research - Philippe Grandjean, environmental epidemiologist - Eva Karlsson, Houdini Sportswear - Scott Wilson, Regenesis Environmental Remediation If you want to learn more about what PFAS are, where they are found, the proven health effects, how you can limit your exposure, up to date news on PFAS, and how to get involved in PFAS regulatory efforts visit Toxicfreefuture.org Foodandwaterwatch.org Or Pfascentral.org INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/outdoor.minimalist.book/ WEBSITE: https://www.theoutdoorminimalist.com/ YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@theoutdoorminimalist Fund the Forever Chemicals 10-Part Podcast: https://gofund.me/77aac225 ----------------------- Snaplinc Consulting provided expert fact checking and guidance for the creation of this podcast. Snaplinc Consulting provides corporate sustainability strategies and ESG support across a broad range of industries including apparel, footwear, home furnishings, software, cosmetics, professional services and more. Head to snaplincconsulting.com to learn more and contact the experts to guide you through complex topics like CSRD, PFAS, greenhouse gas assessments, SBTi, CDP, EcoVadis, B Corp and many more compliance and certification frameworks. ------------------------- Sources Food and Water Watch. (Nov 15, 2023). PFAS: The “Forever Chemicals” Contaminating Our Water [Livable Future LIVE] [Video]. YouTube. https://youtu.be/27k7Tki5xsU?si=WqEA0W9b1E-0iyQ1 Greenpeace. (2012). Chemistry for Any Weather [PDF]. Greenpeace. Retrieved from https://wayback.archive-it.org/9650/20200429191052/http://p3-raw.greenpeace.org/romania/Global/romania/detox/Chemistry%20for%20any%20weather.pdf Lerner, Sharon. The Intercept. (n.d.). The Teflon Toxin. Retrieved from https://theintercept.com/series/the-teflon-toxin/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/outdoor-minimalist/support
Regulatory efforts across the globe have been pushing for removing certain types of PFAS in specific product categories. Still, there are many limitations, and regulators often receive pushback from chemical companies. In episode four of the Forever Chemicals ten-part podcast series, we break down the increase of PFAS regulation in the US and the EU, along with the limitations we face in the pursuit of cleaner chemistry. Guests featured in this episode: - James Pollock, Marten Law LLP - Arlene Blum, Green Science Policy Institute - Kevin Myette, Bluesign - Kyla Bennett, Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility - Natalie Balbuena, Food and Water Watch - Mike Schade, Toxic Free Future - Stefan Posner, textile and polymer chemist - Alex Lauver, Outdoor Research - Philippe Grandjean, environmental epidemiologist - Eva Karlsson, Houdini Sportswear - Scott Wilson, Regenesis Environmental Remediation If you want to learn more about what PFAS are, where they are found, the proven health effects, how you can limit your exposure, up to date news on PFAS, and how to get involved in PFAS regulatory efforts visit Toxicfreefuture.org Foodandwaterwatch.org Or Pfascentral.org INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/outdoor.minimalist.book/ WEBSITE: https://www.theoutdoorminimalist.com/ YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@theoutdoorminimalist Fund the Forever Chemicals 10-Part Podcast: https://gofund.me/77aac225 ----------------------- Snaplinc Consulting provided expert fact checking and guidance for the creation of this podcast. Snaplinc Consulting provides corporate sustainability strategies and ESG support across a broad range of industries including apparel, footwear, home furnishings, software, cosmetics, professional services and more. Head to snaplincconsulting.com to learn more and contact the experts to guide you through complex topics like CSRD, PFAS, greenhouse gas assessments, SBTi, CDP, EcoVadis, B Corp and many more compliance and certification frameworks. ------------------------- Sources Food and Water Watch. (Nov 15, 2023). PFAS: The “Forever Chemicals” Contaminating Our Water [Livable Future LIVE] [Video]. YouTube. https://youtu.be/27k7Tki5xsU?si=WqEA0W9b1E-0iyQ1 Greenpeace. (2012). Chemistry for Any Weather [PDF]. Greenpeace. Retrieved from https://wayback.archive-it.org/9650/20200429191052/http://p3-raw.greenpeace.org/romania/Global/romania/detox/Chemistry%20for%20any%20weather.pdf Lerner, Sharon. The Intercept. (n.d.). The Teflon Toxin. Retrieved from https://theintercept.com/series/the-teflon-toxin/
We take a look at the outdoor industry and its sustainability challenges — and some recent initiatives and solutions that are trying to address them. On the agenda today:We look at some of the Nordic innovations happening in the industry today.A field report from Gore-Tex laboratory in Germany, to hear more about their bet on durability.We interview Eva Karlsson, CEO of Houdini Sportswear, one the Swedish brand's new circular store in Stockholm.Newsletter: https://scandinavianmind.com/newsletterInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/scandinavian.mind/Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/company/scandinavian-mindFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/scandinavianmindWith: Konrad Olsson, Editor-in-Chief & Founder and Johan Magnusson, Senior Editor, and Erik Sedin, Junior Editor. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Our guest on the latest episode of the Ecosystem Member podcast is Eva Karlsson, CEO of Houdini. If you aren't familiar with Houdini, it is a Swedish sportswear company that is one of the most forward thinking and environmentally responsible companies on the planet. And a lot of that is down to Eva's progressive leadership. In this episode we talk about Eva's connection to nature, how Scandinavian culture influences Houdini, and the design principles it uses to build its products. We also talk about how Houdini is focused on creating a relational, rather than transactional, business with its customers. Huge thanks to Eva for being on the podcast and make sure to check out the company's latest initiative, Houdini Circle. Links Houdini - https://houdinisportswear.com/en-eu Houdini Circle - https://houdinisportswear.com/en-eu/journal/houdini-circle-rent-reuse-repair-buy-try-or-subscribe Eva's panel from Climate Week - https://youtu.be/c_5kNXWyYMA?si=LkD_RXFNigV7i3iC Robert Strand's "Sustainable Vikings" course - https://www.coursera.org/learn/sustainability-csr-scandinavia
I dagens avsnitt samtalar jag med min kollega Eva Karlsson, som också är samtalsterapeut i Psykosyntes precis som jag är. Vi pratar om hur Psykosyntesen som teori och modell kan hjälpa oss i vår personlig utveckling. Om hur vi kan bli mer medvetna om oss själva, så att vi kan göra mer kloka medvetna val i vårt liv. Vi kan utforska vem är jag, vad vill jag och vad behöver jag, vilket är nyckeln i den personliga utvecklingen. Att bli tydligare och förstå oss själva helt enkelt. Vi pratar om olika viktiga verktyg i Psykosyntesen som t ex viljan och viljans olika kvaliteter, om delpersonlighter och om tes-antites och syntes. Om Psykosyntesprocessen, som går från nutid, till framtid till dåtid, för att komma tillbaka till nästa steg här och nu.Vi avrundar med de viktiga aspekterna av Acceptans och Självmedkänsla, som är fundamentala begrepp för att känna att allt är precis som det ska och jag duger precis som jag är. Vill du veta mer om Eva och vad hon gör idag, läs mer på Evas hemsida: https://www.evachristina.se Är du nyfiken på att veta mer om hur acceptans och självmedkänsla kan hjälpa dig att må bättre i ditt liv? Varmt välkommen till min gratis inspirationsföreläsning online, nu i juni, jag har fler olika datum och tider, så välj något som passar dig. Här kommer jag att prata om vad och varför det är så viktigt att kunna hantera sina negativa tankar, att kunna säga nej och att sätta gränser på ett bra sätt för sitt eget välmående. Samt hur vi kan träna just på acceptans och självmedkänsla, för att kunna leva vårt bästa liv här och nu. Anmäl dig på min hemsida eller på länken här: https://www.ingridthorngren.se/motdigsjalvimedkanslaochacceptans Det är helt gratis, men du behöver anmäla dig för att vara med. Varmt välkommen!
Vad krävs för att Stockholms stad ska nå klimatmålen och hur kan näringslivet både hjälpa och lära av varandra för att accelerera omställningen och på allvar bli en del av lösningen? Vi bjöd in Björn Hugosson, Stockholms stads klimatchef, Eva Karlsson, VD för Houdini Sportswear, Ingmar Rentzhog, grundare och VD We Don't Have Time, Cozette Wachtmeister, grundare och VD Removement, Gunnar Hagman, VD Hagman Green Business och Johan Lindskog, projektutvecklingschef AMF Fastigheter, för att dela lärdomar och diskutera hur vi kan skynda på omställningen mot ett utsläppsfritt samhälle. Samtalet leds av Nisha Besara.
For this eleventh Episode Fabian Nendza travelled to Stockholm with the Hew Horizons Podcast team to meet Eva Karlsson personally in the Houdini Head office. The CEO of Houdini Sportwear Eva Karlsson is pretty much understood as a true visionary. She thinks in systems and takes a broader perspective on sustainability. At the center of Houdini's philosophy is functional circularity: the collection is produced with the best available technology and circular services are offered to Houdini's clients to enhance their lifestyles. Houdini's actions are guided by a regular Planetary Boundary Assessment (Stockholm Resilience Center) to understand their own actions within a broader context and to make corresponding choices.
Jeroen hosts a live panel as part of the official COP26 EU programme. Three inspiring leaders explore the question: What leadershop qualities are needed now? This is part 1 of this special episode around Climate Conference COP26, please also join us for a deep dive with panelist Eva Karlsson, CEO of Houdini, in part 2 of this episode. About our panelists Christine Wamsler is Professor at Lund University Center for Sustainability Studies in Sweden. You can find more on her work here: Contemplative Sustainable Futures program at Lund University Recent article on inner qualities and inner-outer transformation for sustainability via sciencedirect.com Recent article on inner dimensions of climate change based on lessons from the COP via sciencedirect.com Clara de la Torre is the Deputy Director-General for the DG for Climate Action in the European Commission. About the policy of the European Commission and the work of DG CLIMA please use this link to the website of the European Commission Eva Karlsson is the CEO of Houdini, a Swedish outdoor brand. She has led Houdini since 2001 and is a recognised and award winning leader in sustainability and the circular economy. CEO Houdini wins sustainable leadership award Houdini Manifesto About the Inner Green Deal: The Inner Green Deal podcast, a podcast for exploring compassionate and sustainable leadership is an effort of Awaris and the Inner Green Deal initiative. If you would like to support or start a di alogue with us, please reach out to us here. Reflective questions for this episode: We would like to share the intriguing question that Mark Aink raised during the COP26 event in the session chat but which did not make it into the life stream due to time constraints: "If transformation means we will have to change our culture, and we change the paradigm of separation to inter-being, what is the no.1 value that is the most important to you ?" Resources: Eva Karlsson mentions the planetary boundaries framework. You can find more on it at the site of the Stockholm Resilience Centre. You can find the video version of the panel via this link. Credits Intro song "the Inner Green Deal" by WayUpNorth. Collage in the beginning made from source material from the UN youtube climate channel and material kindly published by the EU commission. Speakers in the collage include: UK PM Boris Johnson, Sir David Attenborough, Vanessa Nakate, President Barak Obama, First VP of the European Commission Frans Timmermans, President of COP26 Alok Sharma and Secretary General of the United Nations António Guterres. Made with compassion and active hope. From Brussels, Cologne and Hamburg, your team of the Inner Green Deal podcast.
We welcome Eva Karlsson, CEO of Houdini, a Swedish outdoor brand. Eva has led Houdini since 2001 and is a recognised and award winning leader in sustainability and the circular economy. She shares how sustainability is "lived" in the company and talks about the value of being bold and uncompromising while never giving up on being curious and open to learn new things. This is part 2 of the COP26 episode where we explore the leadership qualities that are needed now. If you enjoyed this, please also listen to part 1 with a live panel discussion from COP26 together with Eva, Prof Christine Wamsler from Lund University and Clara de la Torre, Deputy Director-General for the DG for Climate Action in the European Commission. About Eva Karlsson You can find out more about Eva in this article about winning the NMC sustainable leadership award. Eva also wrote a remarkable article on corporate sustainability at Houdini on ISPO. About the Inner Green Deal: The Inner Green Deal podcast, a podcast for exploring compassionate and sustainable leadership is an effort of Awaris and the Inner Green Deal initiative. If you would like to support or start a dialogue with us, please reach out to us here. Reflective questions for this episode: We would like to share the intriguing question that Mark Aink raised during the COP26 event in the session chat but which did not make it into the life stream due to time constraints: "If transformation means we will have to change our culture, and we change the paradigm of separation to inter-being, what is the no.1 value that is the most important to you ?" More practical questions can be found at Houdini´s designer checklist: Does this product deserve existence? Will it last long enough? Is it versatile enough? Will it age with beauty? Nothing added that isn't needed, right? Will it be easy to repair? Is it durable enough for our rental program? Do we have an ”end-of-life” solution? Resources: Houdini: Here you find more on Houdini´s Open Source campaign, which we talk about in the beginning. The values of Houdini are written down in their manifesto. Friluftsliv - Skandinavian way of deep connection to nature: Article on National Geographic on Friluftsliv The frameworks, Eva talks about are: Planetary boundaries framework at the Stockholm Resilience Centre Donot Economics at Donot Econo mics Action Lab (also mentioned in Episod 2 by Dutch Climate Envoy, Marcel Beukeboom) Deep Ecology on intrinsic value of nature, founded by Nils Faarlund, Sigmund Kva løy Setreng, and Arne Næss. Credits Intro song "the Inner Green Deal" by WayUpNorth. Made with compassion and active hope. From Brussels, Cologne and Hamburg, your team of the Inner Green Deal podcast.
In this intro episode to season 2, Jeroen welcomes Tom as the new host for this season. Together they reflect on releasing the podcast while the UN Climate Change Conference COP26 is taking place in Glasgow. They also hint at the changes we will see in the course of season two. Season two will feature 8 inspiring guests (and a new original soundtrack!) Episode 1 with Dianne Dain Chief Innovation Officer world humanitarian forum, founder COPXX release on Wednesday November 3rd Episode 2 with Marcel Beukeboom Climate Envoy of the Netherlands (up to July 2021)Now Dutch Representative to the UN in Rome release on Wednesday November 10th Episode 3 live from COP26 EU Side Event at COP26 recorded on November 10 with Eva Karlsson, CEO Houdini sportswear, including panel discussion of COP26 event together with Eva Karlsson, Christine Wamsler, Lund University Center for Sustainable Studies and Clara de la Torre, Deputy Director General DG Climate Action at the EU Commission.Release on Wednesday November 17th Episode 4 with Prof. Volker Quaschning Prof. of renewable energy systems, University of Applied Sciences Berlin Release on Wednesday November 24th Episode 5 with Matthias Berninger Global Head of Public Affairs and Sustainability at Bayer release on Wednesday December 1st Episode 6 wiith Heather Grabbe Executive Director of the Open Society European Policy Institute, release on Wednesday December 8th Episode 7 with Matthew Scott Senior Director, Climate and Resilience Hub at Willis Towers Watson, release on Wednesday December 15th Episode 8 with Satish Kumar Peace activist, founder of Schumacher college, editor of Resurgence magazine for 43 years. Release on Wednesday December 22nd About the Inner Green Deal Initiative: The Inner Green Deal podcast, the podcast for exploring compassionate and sustainable leadership, is an initiative of Awaris and the Inner Green Deal initiative. If you would like to support us or start a dialogue, please reach out to us here. Reflective questions: This season we will invite you in every episode to reflect together with us on some questions. You will find these questions transcribed here in the show notes. Resources: Whenever we talk about a specific initiative, mention a reference or reflect on something that inspires our guest, we will supply you in this section with links directly to the resources on the web. CreditsIntro song "the Inner Green Deal" by WayUpNorth Made with compassion and active hope. from Brussels, Cologne and Hamburg, your team of the Inner Green Deal podcast.
Eva Karlsson is the CEO of the outdoor brand Houdini; a company that embraces sustainability all the way, down to the very fiber. In this interview, you will hear the fascinating story of how a Houdini garment is almost completely biodegradable, and the holistic idea behind the clothes and the business model. Instead of using "sustainability", Houdini rather refers to regeneration; a systems-thinking approach with the goal to create more value for the planet and the society than it captures for itself. This interview is a must if you're interested in new ways of thinking that embrace both head and heart. Eva mentions the Half-Earth Project at the end of the interview. You can read more about this project here: https://www.half-earthproject.org/ This is the last episode of this season. Let's keep in touch at: www.carolinenordvall.com hej@carolinenordvall.com
Hur flyttar man ett bisamhälle till en ny plats? Eva Karlsson har sålt ett bisamhälle till en föreningsmedlem och förberedelserna börjar för flytten. Hur förbereder man bina? Vad skall ingå när man säljer ett bisamhälle? Hur gör man transporten på ett säkert sätt - både för bina och den nya ägaren? Många frågor får svar i detta avsnitt. Olika storlekar på biramar Det finns en mängd olika storlekar på biramar att hålla reda på. Det lättaste är såklart att bara ha en storlek och format på de ramar man använder. Men ibland finns det anledning att kombinera olika storlekar. Varför och vad man skall tänka på nämner vi i en kort passage i detta avsnitt. Ett riktigt bi-mysterium. Eva berättar om något riktigt konstigt hon varit med om. Bin på en märklig plats. Hur kom de dit? Detta och mycket mer i avsnitt #26 av Biodlartips. Mycket nöje! Medverkande: Joakim Jalin, Eva Karlsson. Produktion och inspelning: Jalin Film AB. Besök Biodlartips hemsida: https://biodlartips.se/ Ta även en titt på Honungsbörsen och lämna ditt pris på en burk honung: https://biodlartips.se/honungsborsen/ Stöd Biodlartips och köp våra unika muggar eller t-shirts: https://shop.spreadshirt.se/biodlarbutiken Tack!
Eva Karlsson is one of the most versatile personalities I have met professionally. She stands for integrity with her personality and her way of working. Within the industry, Houdini is known for the special models they bring to the textile industry as an actually small player. Eva took over the company 20 years ago with her colleague Hannah - and now they are known as innovators, thought leaders and trailblazers not only in the textile industry. In our conversation, Eva shares the various milestones and paths that have proved to be trend-setting for them!
Eva Karlsson is the CEO of Houdini Sportswear, a brand pioneering the outdoor clothing space by making truly circular business. With rental services, subscription services and 100% of this season's fabrics being recycled, recyclable, biodegradable or bluesign certified, Houdini is on a mission to change the trajectory of the industry. The latest project, Mono Air, has seen the creation of a fleece jacket which can be recycled and enormously reduces microplastic shedding. The design principles behind this jacket have been shared openly online, a first in the industry. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eva-karlsson-5b5b9326/ Houdini: https://houdinisportswear.com/en-us
Coronakrisen påverkas oss alla och jag är nog inte ensam om att grubbla över vad allt detta kommer att betyda i såväl kort som långt perspektiv. Lyxen med mitt jobb är att jag kan använda detta som förevändning för att samla ihop skarpa och dynamiska personer för att ventiler tankar, oro och söka efter mening.Eva Karlsson har jobbat på Houdini Sportswear i tjugo år och är företagets VD. Genom hennes kontakter på Rosendal fick vi spela in vårt samtal i ett oerhört mysigt växthus bland de sagolika trädgårdarna.Peter Sandahl är hållbarhetschef på Nordea Liv och Pension och blev intervjuad i avsnitt 196, bland annat för sitt projekt Climb for Climate som nu, som så mycket annat, är satt på paus. Jag beskriver honom ofta som "den enda av Huskys gäster som har ett riktigt, RIKTIGT jobb". Peter sitter även i styrelsen för Protect Our Winters Sweden.Oskar Kihlborg behöver ju egentligen ingen presentation i dessa sammanhang, men med hans engagemang för klimat, hans driv som fotograf, föreläsare och med gedigen erfarenhet från expeditioner i fält var han given i detta sällskap.Erik Huss är ju känd då han helt nyligen var gäst i avsnitt 224 och i detta sammanhang var han given tack vare sitt jobb som hållbarhetskonsult på det egna företaget Husstainability. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This autumn I was asked to lead a short panel discussion on a Houdini Sportswear event following a preview of an ongoing project called ”Coextinction”.Coextinction is a project to document and protect the life of the Southern Resident Killer Whales off the coast of British Colombia. One of many threats to the Orcas is starvation.The panel consisted of the CEO of Houdini Sportswear, Eva Karlsson, the Vice President of Polartec Eric Yung, adventurer and photographer Oskar Kihlborg and the activist and producer of the Coextinction project: Gloria Pancrazi.What we saw on the event was just a short preview of the Coextinction documentary and we made promises not to post any pictures or video clips from it. But I need to tell you about one haunting scene that made a deep impression on me:One of the Orcas just gave birth to a calf - a much awaited and much needed addition to the pod of Southern Resident Killer Whales.But her calf dies after just a couple of days. The Orcas are a very intelligent and socially complex species - and it is not unheard of that when a mother looses her calf - she will carry it, gently pushing it in front of her for a short amount of time. This Orca carries her dead calf for 17 days. For more than 1 000 miles she gently pushes her dead calf in front of her.The scene is immensely heartbreaking.The discussion circled around the role of the activist, how to balance the scale of hope and despair and what we can do to change and how to get involved in the Coextinction project. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This autumn I was asked to lead a short panel discussion on a Houdini Sportswear event following a preview of an ongoing project called ”Coextinction”.Coextinction is a project to document and protect the life of the Southern Resident Killer Whales off the coast of British Colombia. One of many threats to the Orcas is starvation. The panel consisted of the CEO of Houdini Sportswear, Eva Karlsson, the Vice President of Polartec Eric Yung, adventurer and photographer Oskar Kihlborg and the activist and producer of the Coextinction project: Gloria Pancrazi.What we saw on the event was just a short preview of the Coextinction documentary and we made promises not to post any pictures or video clips from it. But I need to tell you about one haunting scene that made a deep impression on me:One of the Orcas just gave birth to a calf – a much awaited and much needed addition to the pod of Southern Resident Killer Whales.But her calf dies after just a couple of days.The Orcas are a very intelligent and socially complex species – and it is not unheard of that when a mother looses her calf – she will carry it, gently pushing it in front of her for a short amount of time. This Orca carries her dead calf for 17 days. For more than 1 000 miles she gently pushes her dead calf in front of her. The scene is immensely heartbreaking.The discussion circled around the role of the activist, how to balance the scale of hope and despair and what we can do to change and how to get involved in the Coextinction project. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Esplanad har träffat Eva Karlsson, vd på klädföretaget Houdini, där hållbarhet och funktion går hand i hand och är en självklar del i varumärket. Vi sågs på Houdinis huvudkontor i Nacka för att prata om hur företaget arbetar för att inte bidra till någon som helst negativ miljöpåverkan; genom rätt material, återvinningsboxar i butikerna och arbete med transporterna. Dessutom pratade vi om delningsekonomi och om Houdinis test av kläder som tjänst, ett slags Netflix för kläder där man får hyra olika paket beroende på vad man behöver. I studion finns Caroline Ljungberg Toulson och Christian Dymén.
Jag blev inbjuden av Naturkompaniet för att spela in en intervju inför deras kunder under en inspirationsfrukost som dukades upp på butiken på Kungsgatan 4 i Stockholm. Inför lite mer än femtio gäster fick jag intervjua Eva Karlsson, VD på Houdini Sportswear. Naturkompaniet värdesätter hållbarhet och miljöfrämjande arbete och därför ville de specifikt uppmärksamma de varumärken som står för dessa värderingar - nu föll lotten på Houdini. Jag intervjuade Eva för länge sedan i avsnitt fem, men denna gång fokuserar vi utöver Houdini även lite mer på Eva själv, hennes karriär och vägval. Vi pratar även om hennes syn på miljöarbete, på ansvar, på visioner och på konsumtion. Hur var det att jobba med Yvon Chouniard och har hon några särskilda rutiner som hon kan dela med sig av? Podcasten Husky görs i samarbete med Lundhags. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Modets reparatörer är några av modevärldens minst kända, men kanske mest behövda, individer. Vi tänker förstås på de personer som professionellt tar hand om våra plagg som behöver lappas och lagas, och det utan att det syns. Kort sagt är det kunskaper som ligger helt rätt i en paradoxal tid som präglas av både massproduktion av kläder och motstånd mot detsamma. I veckans STIL har vi träffat några av dessa proffs som berättar om hur vi kan öka livslängden på våra kläder. Före den vitt spridda konfektionens dagar, var lappande och lagande av kläder vanligt förekommande, där kvinnorna i familjen ansågs vara bäst lämpade att ägna sig åt vad som då kallades för ”persedelvård”. Men konsten att skickligt sköta sina kläder och elegant laga plagg som på olika sätt gått sönder, var förstås inga gudasända kunskaper. Dem var man – och kvinna – tvungna att tillägna sig. Ofta med stor möda. Många lärde sig aldrig. I ”Husmoderns presentbok – hemvård och klädvård” kunde man redan 1930 läsa: ”När man vet hur dyrbara även enklare kläder är, förvånar man sig ofta över hur få av dem som äger kläderna, förstår eller bryr sig om, att vårda dem rätt”. Det finns förstås också de som vill att det ska synas att ett plagg har varit med om en och annan strapats. Vi har träffat Eva Karlsson, VD på Houdini Sportswear, som satsar på att möjliggöra för företagets kunder att få sina plagg lagade. Vi har även besökt ett skrädderi som inte bara vet allt om hur man lagar jeans, där vet man också varför män och kvinnor sliter sina jeans på olika vis. Och så tar vi en titt på hur ”konststoppning” går till, hur pälsänger ska hanteras och varför det finns en poäng med att mangla. Dessutom har vi träffat Monica Nordlund som driver vintageverksamheten Ateljé Femman. Under hösten har hon haft en utställning med titeln ”Tidlöst” på Edsviks konsthall. Mer om det, och tips på persedelvård, hör ni i veckans STIL.
Avsnitt fem, som av en magisk slump blev exakt 55 minuter och 55 sekunder långt! Magi är också något som folket på Houdini talar om, och i detta avsnitt får ni träffa Eva Karlsson som jobbar där. Det blev ett jättehärligt samtal om bland annat produktutveckling, konsumtion och hållbart miljötänk. Jag kan slå vad om att en hel del av er har en Power Houdi från Houdini hemma hos er, och nu får ni höra mer om människorna bakom den. Hoppas att ni gillart! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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