Podcasts about riverblue

Recorded July 5th, 2024 (watch the interview here) hosted by BraveMaker's Tony Gapastione. Meet the filmmakers of our opening night film: DAUGHTERS, a multi-award winning Sundance 2024 film. (Comes out August 14th, 2024 to stream on NETFLIX). https://www.daughtersdocumentary.com/ In this PODCAST: Angela Patton, Co-Director, Executive Producer Angela Patton, CEO of Girls For A Change, is committed to advancing opportunities for Black girls. Her TEDWomen talk garnered over one million views and inspired the making of Daughters. As a speaker, author, and co-director, Patton is dedicated to celebrating and sharing the multifaceted experiences of Black girls. Lisa Mazzotta, Producer Lisa Mazzotta is a multiple award-winning producer, dedicated to sharing stories to ignite positive social change. Her work on the award-winning documentary RiverBlue led to tangible reform in the fashion industry, and her work on NBC's hit show Heroes led NBC.com to win its first Primetime Emmy Award. With Daughters, she continues to share the stories that shed light on important issues. Chad M. Morris is the Chief Executive Officer of Trinity Village Center at Trinity Family Life Center (TFLC) in Richmond, Virginia.  Trinity Baptist Church established Trinity Village Center a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization which operates Trinity Family Life Center. TFLC's Strengthening Families Uplifting Communities Program is a national pilot for Casey Family Programs' faith- based initiative—a part of their 20/20 Strategy. Chad's approach to family strengthening and community regeneration has been demonstrated through the development and implementation of the following TFLC Programs: Positive Paths: A Resource Center for Foster Care Alumni, Responsible Fatherhood, Motherhood and Co-parenting Support Groups, Youth Rites of Passage and The R.O.P.E.S. Youth Violence Prevention Program. Chad is a speaker, advocate for social change, an NPCL Certified Fatherhood and Family Life Coach, Master Trainer and Legacy Mentor. In his work with men, fathers, and families, Chad developed The Proving Grounds: Success and Wellness Strategies, focusing on supporting positive shifts in mindset, values, physical health and wellness and accountability. Chad's supportive work with men and fathers is also evident in his role as the Fatherhood Family Life Coach for the dads in the film DAUGHTERS, a documentary that gives a glimpse into the lives of incarnated fathers and their daughters and the importance of their relationships as they prepare for a date with dad dance. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bravemaker/support

On Episode 093 of the RETROZEST podcast, Curtis interviews DOUG JOHNSON, keyboardist of the rock band Loverboy! The band's best-selling album GET LUCKY just celebrated a 40th anniversary back in October of 2021, and Doug shares many great stories about the making of the album (as well as some great info about the band itself)! Doug also composes music for documentaries and films, including 2017's RiverBlue. Additionally, our RETRO NEWS segment (with Mr. Retrovere) for this episode covers the landmark anniversaries of several films and TV shows (including The Popcorn Kid, which was covered by Episode #1 of the ForgottenTV Podcast), as well as a few classic rock albums (including The Number of the Beast by Iron Maiden and Machine Head by Deep Purple, which were covered by Episode #2 and Episode #44 respectively of the Ridiculous Rock Record Reviews Podcast). Contact Curtis at podcast@retrozest.com, on the RETROZEST Facebook page (facebook.com/zestretro/) or on Twitter (twitter.com/RetroZest).

Doug spends equal time on the road as a founding member of the iconic 80's rock band Loverboy (providing keyboards, sax, vocals and harmonica) and at his home studio in the Vancouver area of British Columbia Canada.​His original compositions are heard around the world on TV shows, radio stations, movies and on the internet. Doug recently composed the soundtrack for the critically-acclaimed documentary “RiverBlue“.Doug's diverse musical capability include live performance in rock, jazz, and classical concerts. His many awards include induction in the Canadian Musical Hall of Fame, Leo Awards nominations, and ARCT Silver medal status.​Visit Doug's website at dougjohnsonmusic.com

Oggi parliamo di Fast Fashion, più nello specifico parleremo dell'impatto ambientale che puo avere un solo paio di jeans. Partiamo da un documentario: Riverblue. Un documentario che mostra ciò che stiamo facendo al nostro pianeta con il solo scopo di poter comprare vestiti che quasi per metà non saranno mai indossati da nessuno. Esiste una soluzione a questo problema? Per seguire la live vi basta scaricare sul vostro smartphone l'app Spreaker. Dopo aver fatto il login vi basterà cercare e poi seguire “Casa Sostenibile”. Quando inizierà la live la troverete listata come tutte le altre puntate e vi arriverà una notifica :)Vuoi contattarci? Puoi farlo tramite:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/casasostenibile/ . Email: holacasasostenibile@gmail.com .

There's a new anxiety in town. For real? Real enough that the American Psychological Association published a 69 page guide about the effects of climate change on mental health. In this interview, C-A speaks with Adria Vasil, the Managing Digital Editor at Corporate Knights and bestselling author about her experience dealing with this strange state of being as she faces environmental issues head on, different ways to cope and the choices she would make in a game of Would You Rather. Definitely check out: RiverBlue is a must-see documentary about the effects of the textile industry and fast fashion on the world's water. Four ways to talk to people about plastic without sounding like a jerk Making Sense with Sam Harris Ep. 150 - The Map of Misunderstanding with Daniel Kahneman, esp. @00:43:41 when they talk climate change. Alec Baldwin's, Here's the thing - Climate Science Explained.  Music and editing by Dave at Heavy Reverb  

In honor of the San Francisco Green Film Festival, we are covering a handful of outstanding documentaries, new films that are as brilliantly produced as they are critical to know as they are – hopefully – shaping our society and our way of life. We are starting today with Riverblue - a close look at the unbelievable environmental implications of fast and cheap fashion. The destruction is so extreme, overwhelming, and so visible, that even our show title, usually a hopeful note, speaks of the insane conditions in which the world produces garments. Host Helge Hellberg is interviewing both the Director and Producer of Riverblue in this week's episode. Guest: David McIlvride, Writer and Director, Riverblue Roger Williams, Producer and Director, Riverblue

www.LetsTalkAboutTheWeather.org Kyle Calian is the founder the Regeneration Magazine, a biannual print and digital publication, that seeks to address the lack of informative and inspiring content on the environment by highlighting the people who have chosen to make addressing these problems their life’s work. By showcasing the personal stories of these creatives, artists, writers, and entrepreneurs, the hope is that by changing the conversation on climate change, their social enterprises will not only give the movement a voice, but also inspire its readers to join as well.  Kyle is also a graphic designer, photographer, and social innovator focused finding solutions using human-centered design, cradle to cradle, regenerative design and zero waste principles. From permaculture to graphic design, Kyle is passionate about all things environment and social innovation, hunting down solutions that make better communities and regenerate our soil. He also has two earth tattoos and a recycling tattoo and hopes to one day go skiing with Leonardo DiCaprio. Links or mentions Paul Hawken’s Drawdown Daniel Pinchback’s How Soon Is Now? The Film RiverBlue Zero Waste Lifestyle Kyle’s #1 Eco Hot Button: Food Solare Creative Ecological Design Guest Contact information Kyle Caliankyle@theregenerationmag.comwww.TheRegenerationMag.comInstagram: @theregenerationmagTwitter: @theregenmag Purchase the podcast’s namesake Eco Music album "Let’s Talk About The Weather" on iTunes or Bandcamp.

On the eve of the Global Release (November 19) of RiverBlue, a new documentary, uncovers how the fashion industry plays a part in destroying our world's rivers. Kate sits down with director Roger Williams and river activist Mark Angelo about the (not so) hidden damage fashion is playing on water systems around the planet.

In episode 87, Kestrel welcomes Eric Korman, the CEO and Founder of PHLUR, an Austin-based startup that is the first all-digital fragrance company.  With PHLUR, customers get an immersive online experience where they can view images, playlists and horoscope-like descriptions to choose their fragrance style without actually having to smell it first. Apparently, it's scientifically proven that humans smell first with their eyes. "One thing that's kind of crazy about the fragrance category is that brands aren't legally required to disclose what they put in the bottle." -Eric, CEO of PHLUR Eric shares insight into the psychology of scent, and how these concepts drove his framework for building his company.  The second you spray fragrance on your body, the scent begins to evolve because your body is a little heater. Dr. Rachel Herz, expert on the psychology of scent Anne Serrano McClain, helps develop PHLUR's scents IUCN Red List, list of endangered + threatened plant species, which are all prohibited from being used in PHLUR's products Scent is damaged by light, which is strange when 98% of the perfumes on the market are showcased in clear glass bottles. Turns out, brands typically add the preservative BHT to counteract this. PHLUR uses opaque bottles instead, and doesn't have to add anything extra. Made Safe, certification body EWG, Environmental Working Group Bioaccumulation Leaping Bunny, cruelty-free badge In 2017, only 4 or 5% of the fragrance category is purchased online, which is extremely low compared to other categories today. ___________________________________________________________________________ Wear Your Values: The Global Premiere of Riverblue Join me on Sunday, November 19th for the international premiere of the RiverBlue documentary. In collaboration with Remake, GlobeIn, Coyuchi, Fashion Revolution and Wildlife Works, the event will take place at the Roxie Theater. Following the screening, I'll be moderating a brief Q&A with industry experts from Remake, GlobeIn and Coyuchi. Get Your Tickets Here