Podcasts about sustainabili

On this episode of GoalChat, host Debra Eckerling talks about Sustainability with eco-conscious founders Noah Bleich, The TeaBook (he calls it "Sustainabili-tea"), chocolate educator Ruth Kennison of The Chocolate Project and Rick Nahmias, Food Forward Inc., which recovers surplus produce and distributes it to agencies who feed the hungry. While the panel agrees sustainability can refer to many things, as it is Earth Month, the focus refers to environmental concerns. What is Sustainability? - Rick: A mindset that leads to an action, it's how we lead our lives in relation to resources (Deb: "Sounds like entitlement is the opposite of sustainability" - Noah: Look at the word: sustain is a timeframe; ability refers to whether we can do it - Ruth: A question for others: what do you say it means? How to Be More Conscious Regarding Food Waste - Rick: Prevent food waste; clear your plate, give away excess food, take home leftovers - Noah: Remember, the "best by" date is a suggestion, formula is the only thing that has an expiration date - Ruth: For chocolate, get to know the makers and educate yourself Goals - Rick: Share a food you love with somebody - Ruth: Create themed dinners. Host a meal where everyone brings something they never tried before - Noah: Enjoy your food! Read the full recap and get the links discussed: https://thedebmethod.com/sustainability-noah-bleich-ruth-kennison-rick-nahmias Learn More About: Noah Bleich: TheTeaBook.com Ruth Kennison: Chocolate-project.org Rick Nahmias: FoodForward.org Debra Eckerling: TheDEBMethod.com/blog 52SecretsBook.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a Text Message.How can a passion for sustainability fuel successful entrepreneurship? Seth Goldman and Spike Middleton join us this week to share their inspiring journey with Eat the Change. From Spike's culinary heritage and his family's charitable background to Seth's transition from nonprofit activism, their stories are a masterclass in aligning your work with a greater mission.Seth and Spike reveal the intricacies of re-entering a competitive market and the joy of reconnecting with their network of farmers and suppliers. As they reflect on the successes and hurdles of their journey, you'll gain a fresh perspective on how brands can drive genuine change in the face of corporate giants. Tune in to learn about the blend of humility, hard work, and creativity that fuels their entrepreneurial spirit.

Send Katie a Text Message!! We're here to tell you the next big interior design trend to look for in 2024! Our very own Diana Rushton recently visited the High Point Market and is here to tell all. From how to merge sustainability and trends to updating a space designed with a previous decor trend to all that's new in color, lighting, and textures—Di's got you covered! Make sure you stick around for the Coaching Corner where we discuss navigating trends with design clients. Get your pen and notebook and let's get this show started!In this episode, you will be able to:Uncover what's trending for interior design in 2024.Discover how to merge sustainability with interior design trends.Learn what dopamine design, aquaculture, & Western Gothic all have in common.Full Show Notes Here!

This week Authentically Detroit sat down with nurse and life coach, Patrice Wilson-Graham!Charity Dean joined Orlando as guest host for our final celebration of the women making history in the city of Detroit. Born and raised on Detroit's east side, from a young age, Patrice faced challenges that would break even the strongest of spirits. However, armed with a desire to prove her doubters wrong, she achieved her dream of becoming a Registered Nurse (RN). Her accomplishments extend beyond the realm of healthcare as she is also a licensed minister, dedicated mentor, non-profit CEO, and powerful motivational speaker. Patrice's mission is simple yet profound - to inspire, uplift, and empower others to unleash their full potential and achieve their dreams. For more information on Patrice and her work, click here. FOR HOT TAKES:DETROIT URBAN AGRICULTURE LEADER TO HEAD SUSTAINABILITY OFFICE, SOLAR EFFORTS MOBILE HOME RESIDENTS FIGHT RENT HIKES AND DEPLORABLE CONDITIONSSupport the showFollow us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.

This week, part two of a two-part series laying out steps with examples that represent a coherent and provocative way forward toward a plastic-free future. In this episode we discuss the list of specific recommendations from the Pew Foundation / SYSTEMIQ Report, actions to redress the plastic pollution crisis--in effect a coherent Plan for Plastic. About World Ocean Radio 5-minute weekly insights dive into ocean science, advocacy and education hosted by Peter Neill, lifelong ocean advocate and maritime expert. Episodes offer perspectives on global ocean issues and viable solutions, and celebrate exemplary projects. Available for syndicated use at no cost by college and community radio stations worldwide.

This series features voices that are leading the way in helping our economies transform and build the industries of the future that are fit to take the challenges facing society today.ACCA's Head of Sustainability, Jimmy Greer, talks to John Elkington, Chief Pollinator at Volans, about his most recent book Green Swans, the coming boom in regenerative capitalism, and Naina Batra, CEO, the Asian Venture Philanthropy Network, on why social impact and its measurement, matters now more than ever. Both guests are at the forefront of the big shifts that are taking place around the world. 

E' online Ep. 37 di #PensaCircolarePodcast, gli ospiti di oggi sono Roberto Pasi CEO e Cofounder di Beeing e Elisa Flamini Project Manager. Con Roberto ed Elisa abbiamo parlato di Api e apicoltura urbana, del progetto BEEING e di come si possono immaginare delle città a misura di uomo, foreste e Api. Buon ascoltoPuoi approfondire e trovare tutte le informazioni sul progetto BEEING seguendo il link ▸ https://beeing.it/it/ oppure Linkedin ▸ https://www.linkedin.com/company/beeingacme21/__Se ti è piaciuta la puntata non dimenticarti di aggiungere una recensione su Apple Podcast (https://podcasts.apple.com/it/podcast/pensa-circolare/id1445292324).Se vuoi contattarmi e lasciarmi un feedback, opporre rivolgermi una domanda o darmi qualche suggerimento, puoi scrivermi o mandami un messaggio vocale con Telegram a @carloghigliettioppure puoi scrivermi una email a: carlo.ghiglietti@zeroenvironment.comI link della puntata li puoi trovare al sito zeroenvironment.com.Dona per sostenere il progetto con Satispay - https://tag.satispay.com/PensaCircolare - Nuove puntate e notizie extra su https://telegram.me/pensacircolare

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In honor of Black History Month, we recognize the difficult past and celebrate the undeniable impact of African American farmers on past, present, and future foodways. It’s impossible to distill the entire meaning of Black History in America down to 20 minutes, so we chose to focus on the profound ways that farming can connect history and culture to environment and food. We begin with two HRN Hall of Fame Honorees, Carla Hall and Leah Penniman, who share stories of struggling to balance the complex history of Soul Food and Farming While Black, while simultaneously using their platforms to improve access to fair, healthy food – especially for African American communities in the US. We also turn our spotlight on the Southeastern African American Organic Network and Harlem Grown, two organizations keeping the culture of Black farming alive. This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council. Meat + Three is powered by Simplecast.

"Change isn’t going to be easy, but there’s no time to procrastinate or hope someone else is going to fix it…it’s time to do something. YOU are the person you’ve been waiting for." — Tim Silverwood. Meet Tim Silverwood CEO of Take 3 for the Sea. Tim is an Australian environmentalist, surfer and plastic pollution campaigner. In Australia, you might have seen him on War on Waste, or if you have kids (or if you are one) you might have seen him at your school. He’s given hundreds of talks to schools, communities and businesses on the ocean plastics issue. This episode is all about what we can do to turn it around. Be warned: it's highly motivating! Our interview was recorded live at the Sustainable Living Festival in Melbourne.  Thank you to the Australian documentary Blue for supporting this Episode. Follow Clare on Instagram and Twitter @mrspress Love the podcast? We have a Patreon page - every little helps! We are always grateful for ratings and reviews on iTunes. You can find us on Spotify now too.

Courtney Sanders is a Melbourne-based Kiwi and co-founder of Well Made Clothes. She talks to Sonia Sly about setting up an online ethical clothing business and a movement towards slow fashion.

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