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Cam King, founder of CK Collective, sits down with Dylan Welch, the host of The Green Podcast and shares his experience breaking out of the norm, starting his own business, becoming a Green Beret, and traveling the world.Support the show

Clint Bertucci, founder of Travr, joins Dylan Welch for a powerful conversation about breaking free from routine and stepping into a life of adventure. What began as a leap outside his comfort zone quickly turned into a global journey that transformed Clint's perspective on life. In this episode, Clint shares how travel awakened his passion for exploration, the unforgettable moments he's experienced around the world, and how a personal quest led him to trace his family roots back to Italy.Get ready for inspiring stories, unexpected insights, and a reminder that the world is much bigger—and more exciting—than your daily bubble.Support the show

In a never-more-important throwback episode from 2021, hear again from KoAnn Skrzyniarz - who for years has been making a strong case for building Sustainable Brands in global conversations with some of the world's biggest advertisers. Learn why there's STILL a business -- and social -- value to purpose, perhaps even more so as environmental gains and progress towards sustainability are being undone with 'drill, baby, drill' threats and short-sighted profit-driven agendas. In time for Earth Month, or any time, KoAnn (frequently known by just her first name) shares not just the "whys", but some “hows”: how sustainability has moved the needle for leading brands and how to be resilient in a “VUCA” world. A what? Listen; she'll explain, and we also discuss: The impetus for creating Sustainable Brands   What kind of changes has she seen in the brand and media marketplace in terms of embracing brand purpose "Twenty years ago it was not recognized that companies that understood how to innovate for environmental and social benefit were going to be the companies that survived and thrived in the 21st century." Is Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) a good description? (Hint: KoAnn explains why it's more a "business opportunity" and why the ANA [Association of National Advertisers] uses he notion of ‘good growth'. ) How companies should integrate their brand marketers and strategists, the product and service positioning teams AND the sustainability/procurement/diversity teams Is our current focus on brand purpose just another trend? How does it compare to the green rush of the 2007 timeframe or rallying around Hurricane Katrina? Have companies evolved in their mission-driven work? The data supportive of sales driven by environmental and social value propositions; What kinds of brand transformation are happening -- and at which companies? How have companies like Clorox and P&G navigated the road to sustainability? And what is a Brand Transformation Roadmap? How Sustainable Brands itself pivoted during the pandemic to salvage -- and even grow -- their world-class conferences in a VUCA world! (volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity!)  Additional Links: SB Brand Transformation RoadmapSM. Sustainable Brands global conferences  (Coming up Oct '25 in San Diego!) Webinar on the ROI of Sustainability (May '25) Find SB on Insta: @SustainableBrands  Connect with E.B. Moss and Insider Interviews: With Media & Marketing Experts LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mossappeal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/insiderinterviews Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/InsiderInterviewsPodcast/ Threads: https://www.threads.net/@insiderinterviews Blusky: https://bsky.app/profile/mossappeal.bsky.social If you enjoyed this episode, follow Insider Interviews, share with another smart business leader, and leave a comment on @Apple or @Spotify… or a tip in my jar to help me tip my producer, Jim Mullen!: https://buymeacoffee.com/mossappeal!   Share  

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Send us a textWelcome to another episode of the Sustainable Business Spotlight! I'm excited to be joined by Mallory Ottariano, the founder and CEO of Youer, a sustainable clothing brand that's been empowering women with eco-conscious fashion since 2012. What began with just a $100 sewing machine has now blossomed into a beloved brand that champions sustainability in every stitch. Known for its women-led team, domestic manufacturing, and commitment to using responsible materials, Youer is raising the bar in the fashion industry. In this episode, Mallory shares the inspiring journey behind Youer, the challenges of being a USA-based manufacturer, and the heart-driven mission that fuels the brand's success.In this episode you will hear: 1:30 – The accidental beginning of Youer and how it all started.4:45 – Navigating business challenges and the journey of manufacturing in the USA.13:15 – The impact of new tariffs on local businesses.17:35 – Why Mallory chooses to release new products monthly and the strategy behind it.20:25 – Pricing and marketing strategies that shape consumer behavior.23:57 – Mallory's top advice for shopping sustainably.I hope this episode leaves you feeling encouraged and inspired by the incredible work being done at Youer! If you enjoyed the conversation, don't forget to rate, share, and leave your thoughts—we'd love to hear from you. Thanks so much for tuning in!Mallory's Links: Your Website: YouerYouer Instagram: Youer ®️Outside ArticleAmy's Links:• Website• Alpine Start Media's Instagram• LinkedIn• Jelt's Instagram

Have you Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the thought of marketing your podcast? It's easy to get trapped in the details when the idea of creating "5 assets" for marketing feels like a lot. Sustainable marketing strategies: * Focus on your strengths: What platforms do you enjoy using? Are you comfortable on video, or do you prefer writing? Start by focusing your energy on the marketing channels you already enjoy. * Consistency is key: You don't have to do everything at once. Even small, consistent actions can make a big difference over time. * Repurpose your content: Don't let your hard work go to waste! Turn your podcast episodes into blog posts, email newsletters social media snippets, or even short videos. * Collaborate with others: Reach out to other podcasters in your niche for cross-promotion opportunities. Remember, building a successful podcast takes time and effort. Be patient with yourself, experiment with different approaches, and most importantly, have fun! Links + Resources: ✨ Let's connect on IG--> instagram.com/kris10edwards_ ✨ Book a Free Call —> www.amplifyambition.com/links ENJOYING THE PODCAST? Follow/Subscribe, rate this show, and share it on social media too!

Are you worried about not just starting a podcast, but keeping it going? I dig into essential strategies for sustaining your podcasting journey, emphasizing the importance of knowing your "why." I share personal stories and actionable tips to help you identify your passion and maintain motivation. From brainstorming episode ideas to understanding the time commitment, I encourage you to start small and seek feedback. I also discuss the significance of focusing on the aspects of podcasting you love, ensuring the process remains enjoyable and fulfilling.Takeaways: Understanding your 'why' is crucial for sustaining your podcast long-term and keeping you motivated. Creating at least 10 episode ideas can help you maintain content flow and avoid burnout. Start simple to avoid overwhelming yourself with complex setups and equipment. Seek feedback from non-family members to ensure your content resonates with your target audience. Recording practice episodes can help you gauge time investment and refine your skills before launching publicly. Remember, not every podcast needs to last forever; it's okay to stop when your message is delivered. Links referenced in this episode:schoolofpodcasting.comschoolofpodcasting.com/survey25buzzsprout.com/statsShure MV7iShure Move Mic LavaliersRode Podmic USBsweetwater.combhphotovideo.compodpage.comDealcastersCastaheadBabel Language Learning.

In this episode of The Green Podcast,, host Dylan Welch sits down with Joy Martinello, the visionary founder of Wild Nectar Immersive Travel Collection. Joy shares her inspiring journey of turning a lifelong passion for travel into a mission-driven business that blends travel with sustainability. Discover how her unique approach supports local vendors around the globe, empowering them to adopt eco-friendly practices while offering travelers unforgettable experiences. Support the show

Join Dylan Welch, founder of Green.org, as he sits down with Laurie McGinley, a renowned expert in guiding thought leaders, innovators, and business owners through the challenges of setbacks and burnout. Discover how Laurie has built a remarkable career helping individuals unlock their full potential, maximize their impact, and inspire others along the way. Whether you're striving to overcome obstacles or empower others to do the same, this conversation will leave you motivated and equipped to thrive.Support the show

Send us a textWelcome to this episode of The Sustainable Business Spotlight with Amy Auble! I'm excited to introduce you to today's guest Danielle Lemon, the founder of Aligned Living Financial. After spending 8 years in real estate, Danielle made a transformative shift in 2020 when she recognized the need to make financial literacy and resources more accessible to everyone. This insight led her to become a financial planner, dedicating herself to helping Canadians navigate their personal finance journeys. Through her business, Aligned Living Financial, Danielle helps individuals, specifically queer and female entrepreneurs, take control of their financial future with a focus on sustainable investing and mindfulness practices. She's committed to continuously expanding her expertise to empower her clients to make informed financial decisions and build secure, aligned futures.Money is something we all deal with every day, and when it comes to sustainable living, we often overlook its impact. Luckily, people like Danielle are showing us how we can better use our money for a more sustainable lifestyle. Join Danielle and I, as we dive into budgeting, mindfulness, investing, and how these all play a role in creating a more sustainable future. Let's dive in! In this episode you will hear: 1:30 – Danielle's path into financial planning, beginning as a real estate investor and discovering the inequities in access to high-level financial services.3:15 – The concept of sustainable investing and how Danielle recommends approaching it by aligning investments with personal goals, values, and the ESG (environment, social, and governance) lens.10:55 – How budgeting can support a more sustainable lifestyle, with a focus on how clarifying values influences spending decisions.15:00 – The role of meditation and journaling in helping shape both business practices and mindful spending.20:15 – The idea that living sustainably can also save money, with examples around diet, purchases, and travel.23:50 – The issue of greenwashing in sustainable investing, and why less sustainable companies are sometimes chosen over more sustainable alternatives.I love how financial planning can support sustainability! If you enjoyed this episode, please rate, share, and let me know your thoughts. Thanks for tuning in!Episode Specific Links: Danielle's Instagram: Danielle LemonAligned Living Financial: Aligned LivingFun Xperience: Fun XperienceAmy's Links:• Website• Alpine Start Media's Instagram• LinkedIn• Jelt's Instagram

Whether you have 10 or 1,000 podcast episodes, there is magic in knowing that your podcast is meant to evolve alongside you and your listeners. With over 1,300 episodes under his belt, Mark Struczewski, the host of the Mister Productivity podcast, knows this to be true. He joins me this week to share the ups and downs of his 7.5-year podcasting journey, from his ambitious attempt to release an episode every day, to the strategic cadence he has settled on today and the big lessons he learned along the way. This week, episode 179 of Listeners to Leads is about how to maintain a sustainable podcast with over 1,300 episodes!Mark Struczewski, also known as Mister Productivity, is a Houston-based productivity coach and host of The Mister Productivity™ Podcast. He brings over 1,300 episodes of experience to help leaders conquer overwhelm. Drawing from his daily running routine and commitment to continuous learning, he offers practical strategies to overcome distractions and achieve clarity.In this episode of Listeners to Leads, Mark Struczewski shares how he has honed in on his niche, reigned in his guest selection process, and strategically plans and records his episodes- all while keeping an eye on his bottom line.  Mark and I also chat about the following: There is no one right way to have a podcast; the cadence should be what works best for you and your audience. Scheduling and batching episodes are key to consistently providing your audience with valuable content and guests. Evaluate if your podcasting efforts are moving the needle forward in your business; if not, you may need to take a step back. Routinely audit your subscriptions and expenses, cutting out the things you don't use or can't afford. Be sure to tune in to all the episodes to receive tons of practical tips on turning your podcast listeners into leads and to hear even more about the points outlined above. Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, take a screenshot of the episode to post in your stories and tag me! And don't forget to follow, rate and review the podcast and tell me your key takeaways!Learn more about Listeners to Leads at www.listenerstoleads.comCONNECT WITH MARK STRUCZEWSKI:LinkedInYouTubePodcastWebsiteCONNECT WITH ALESIA GALATI:InstagramLinkedInWork with Galati Media! LINKS MENTIONED:Ep 145: Creating Systems for Efficient and Intentional Collaborations with Angela Tan

Send us a textfounder of Live Heal Travel, a reiki master, shamanic energy medicine practitioner, and mindfulness facilitator passionate about empowering individuals to unlock their fullest potential. I had the privilege of meeting Rosalyn at a conference, where we quickly connected over our shared passion for sustainability. Her expertise in sustainable travel and wellness comes together beautifully in the family eco-wellness retreats she leads. Beyond her retreats, Rosalyn has made significant contributions through collaborations with organizations like the San Francisco Human Rights Commission, CREST at Stanford University, the World Wildlife Fund, The Nature Conservancy, and the United Nations World Tourism Organization. Travel offers incredible experiences that many of us, myself included, cherish. However, it's easy to overlook the environmental impacts that come with it. Thankfully, companies like Live Heal Travel are working to preserve the joys of travel while minimizing its negative effects on the planet. Join Rosalyn and me as we explore eco-retreats, the importance of self-sustainability, and how they're interconnected. Let's dive in!1:30 – Rosalyn's journey into sustainable travel, including the launch of her eco-wellness retreats.3:00 – Early experiences in sustainable travel and the valuable lessons she's learned along the way.6:26 – Practical tips for traveling more sustainably: planning ahead, maintaining quality without compromise, and offsetting the environmental impact of flights.12:41 – The inspiration behind Rosalyn's eco-retreats: creating family-friendly experiences that combine cultural authenticity with affordability.20:00 – How mindfulness and healing intersect with sustainability, exploring self-sustainability, spiritual connections in different cultures, and advice for fostering deeper self-awareness.I don't know about you, but I'm definitely interested in booking one of Rosalyn's eco-retreats! If you enjoyed this episode, please rate, share, and let me know your thoughts. Thanks for tuning in!Episode Specific Links:Live Heal Travel Website: Live Heal TravelLive Heal Travel Instagram: Rosalyn AcostaRosalyn's LinkedIn: Rosalyn AcostaAmy's Links:• Website• Alpine Start Media's Instagram• LinkedIn• Jelt's Instagram

Merrill Willis, an ocean researcher, sits down with Dylan Welch, the founder of www.Green.org, shares how she has spent the last few months in the Bahamas doing ocean and coral restoration research.Support the show

Send us a textWelcome back to The Sustainable Business Spotlight with Amy Auble! I've been looking forward to having Sami Hagen-Yahraes on the show for some time! Sami is a highly skilled aesthetician with over 8 years of experience, and she's the visionary CEO behind Unblur Skin Studio in Tucson, AZ. Driven by her passion for radiant, healthy skin, Sami recently launched her own skincare line, SLHY, focusing on non-toxic, corrective solutions to help everyone glow harder. Both Unblur Skin Studio and SLHY are committed to empowering clients with effective, clean products that bring out their natural beauty while prioritizing their well-being.Many of us may use skincare products without fully understanding what's in them—or why we choose them. Sami is here to show us that skincare can be both powerful and pure. Join us as we explore her journey in entrepreneurship, the joys and hurdles along the way, and get some valuable insights into the world of skincare. Let's dive in! In this episode you will hear: 1:20 – Sami shares insights into her current season, focusing on her return from a year-long break and how she's balancing the demands of business and personal life.7:00 – A closer look at Sami's business, Unblur, and her vision for bringing the best skincare essentials together in one place.14:00 – Tips and product recommendations for beginners, including essentials like cleansers, serums, moisturizers, and sunscreen.25:30 – The ups and downs of entrepreneurship, with Sami emphasizing the importance of advocating for your own needs.Ready to take your skincare routine to the next level? Sami has some fantastic tips that can truly make a difference! If you enjoyed our chat, please leave us a rating or review, and share it with your friends. I'd also love to hear your thoughts, so feel free to reach out. Your feedback is so valuable!Episode Specific Links: Unblur Instagram: Unblur Skin Studio Unblur Website: UNBLUR SKIN STUDIOSami Instagram: SAMI H.Y.SLHY Instagram: SLHY BEAUTYSLHY Website: SLHYAmy's Links:• Website• Alpine Start Media's Instagram• LinkedIn• Jelt's Instagram

Send us a textWelcome back to The Sustainable Business Spotlight with Amy Auble! Today, I'm excited to introduce Kenz, your certified granola girl and founder of Eat Purposefully. After overcoming years of digestive challenges, Kenz turned her passion into a mission, crafting gut-friendly snacks that truly nourish from the inside out. What began as home kitchen experiments has blossomed into an innovative business featuring a patent-pending fermentation process that enhances nutrient absorption while delivering a delicious crunch. Mackenzie is dedicated to revolutionizing the breakfast and snack aisle, ensuring everyone has access to food that loves them back. On our journey toward a healthier lifestyle, many of us often overlook the crucial role of gut health. Through Eat Purposefully, Kenz is demonstrating that caring for our gut can be delicious! Join us as we dive into the world of Eat Purposefully, the joys and challenges of starting a small business, and the importance of nurturing our gut health. Let's dive in! In this episode you will hear: 1:53 - Kenz shares her journey of starting Eat Purposefully, inspired by her own struggles with digestive issues and her passion for granola.5:27 - Insight into the thoughtful choice of ingredients, focusing on its vegan and allergen-friendly approach.12:00 - Exploring the impact of farming practices on nutritional value and thoughts on the role of supplements.15:51 - Discussing how Kenz grew her small business through farmers markets and local cafes, emphasizing the importance of community connections.22:15 - Reflecting on the significance of project management, prioritizing well-being, and the support from family and mentors in her business journey.28:00 - Practical advice for those looking to get their gut health back on track.It's really important to remember that our health also begins from within! I hope this episode has left you feeling inspired and more informed about gut health. If you enjoyed our conversation, please give it a like, share it with your friends, and I'd love to hear your thoughts!Episode Specific Links:Instagram: @EatPurposefullyWebsite: Eat PurposefullyAmy's Links:• Website• Alpine Start Media's Instagram• LinkedIn• Jelt's Instagram

Send us a textWelcome to the Sustainable Business Spotlight with Amy Auble! Today's guest is Andy De Silva, a Sri Lankan-born entrepreneur and co-founder of Hotel Emporium Inc. With a strong background in hospitality and international trade, Andy's journey started in Colombo and led him to the U.S., where he served as a Guest Services Manager at Crowne Plaza and Wyndham Hotels. He later founded Hotel Emporium, providing innovative, eco-friendly, and elegant amenities to over 20,000 hotels and resorts worldwide. With over 20 years in supply chain management and sustainable packaging, Andy is dedicated to transforming the hospitality industry and enhancing guest experiences.Traveling is an exhilarating experience, but it often carries hidden costs beyond just our plane tickets. With single-use plastics prevalent in hotels worldwide, Hotel Emporium is stepping up to offer more eco-conscious alternatives. Join Andy and me as we explore how Hotel Emporium is transforming the hotel industry with innovative, sustainable products. Let's dive in!In this episode you will hear: 1:16 - Andy's journey from working for his dad, to moving to the United States and starting a business in his garage.2.50 - From starting as a mattress company, to the 2008 market crash; how Hotel Emporium got where it is today.  8.25 - Behind Hotel Emporium's eco-conscious shift and trying to reduce plastic through innovation like powdered shampoo and conditioner.17.20- Thoughts on collective responsibility in protecting the environment and the importance of doing research.19.30- Current challenges in financing and production, and advice for people looking to innovate.It's always encouraging to hear about businesses making eco-conscious decisions. I hope this episode has inspired you with stories of positive change in the business world. If you enjoyed the conversation, please like, share it with your friends, and let me know your thoughts!Episode Specific Links: Andy's LinkedIn: Andy De Silva | LinkedInHotel Emporium: Hotel EmporiumAmy's Links:• Website• Alpine Start Media's Instagram• LinkedIn• Jelt's Instagram

Dylan Welch, founder of www.Green.org, sat down with Bill Shireman, the CEO of Solution Citizen, to learn about his experience working in climate tech, and his passion for putting political differences aside and uniting people to be more sustainable.Bill and Dylan will both be hosting days at EarthX2025. Reserve your ticket today.Support the show

Send us a textInviting to the podcast our next guest Dustin English, Dustin is the Chief Experience Officer at VOORMI, where he combines his extensive experience in extreme environments with a passion for innovation. As a former elite guide on high-stakes expeditions—from Denali to the South Pole—he brings invaluable practical knowledge to the brand. Dustin is dedicated to crafting technical apparel that meets the toughest challenges while telling authentic stories for outdoor enthusiasts. His strategic insight and commitment to excellence shape VOORMI's products and marketing, driving growth and solidifying its reputation in the outdoor industry. When it comes to outdoor adventures and shifting seasons, our wardrobes can quickly become cluttered with countless layers. VOORMI, however, is on a mission to transform how we use and experience clothing. Join Dustin and myself as we explore how VOORMI's intentional fabric choices and holistic mindset are paving the way for more sustainable clothing. Let's dive in! 1:39 - Dustin's journey from moving to Alaska, becoming a mountain guide, to founding VOORMI and revealing the inspiration behind the brand.7:32 - Versatility of VOORMI products, including the innovative fibers and unique ‘sandwich' approach to their textiles.12:13 - Challenges VOORMI has faced, from integrating technology and textiles to the commitment to U.S. manufacturing and running a business in a mountain town.15:00 - Valuable marketing tactics that can help grow a business effectively.17:09 - VOORMI's sustainability strategies, including waste reduction through rolling production and optimizing textile use while limiting options.20:20 - Business advice focusing on key goals and the importance of making meaningful connections.Adventures are a blast, but do we really need as many layers as we think? I hope this episode inspires you to rethink your purchases and support companies like VROOMI that are making a positive impact. If you enjoyed the conversation, please like, share with your friends, and let me know your thoughts!Episode Specific Links:VOORMI Website: VOORMIVOORMI Instagram: @voormiAmy's Links:• Website• Alpine Start Media's Instagram• LinkedIn• Jelt's Instagram

Send us a textWelcome back to The Sustainable Business Spotlight with Amy Auble! Living more sustainably is a passion of mine and recently, I've been eager to learn more about zero waste sewing. That's why I'm particularly excited about today's episode as I have the pleasure of chatting with Liz McDade, the founder of No Trace. Liz launched No Trace in 2017 to promote sustainable crafting and eco-friendly living. Through her platform, she offers zero-waste sewing patterns, lifestyle tips, and tutorials for low-waste living. She also shares her expertise on her popular YouTube channel, NoTraceShop, where she provides engaging tutorials on sewing, mending, and upcycling projects.Living sustainably doesn't always require major changes. Often, it begins with small, intentional steps. Individuals like Liz are leading the way by demonstrating how simple adjustments can make an impact. Join us as Liz and I explore zero waste sewing and its role in promoting a more sustainable lifestyle. Let's dive in! In this episode you will hear:1:39 - No Trace and Liz's mission to inspire mindful crafting through sewing and low-waste living tutorials.2:50 - What sparked Liz's passion in 2017, the problems she aimed to solve, and how her approach has evolved.12:09 - Understanding the movement of zero waste sewing.17:55 - Tips for families looking to reduce waste, focusing on the idea of simple steps.21:20 - Practical advice on making repairs when you do not own a sewing machine. Just because something is broken doesn't mean it has to be thrown away! I hope you're feeling inspired to explore ways to reduce everyday waste. If you enjoyed this episode, please like and share it, and let me know what you think! I am excited to share that you can now text me your feedback with the “Send us a text” link! Thanks for listening!Amy's Links:• Website• Alpine Start Media's Instagram• LinkedIn• Jelt's Instagram

Send us a textWelcome back to The Sustainable Business Spotlight with Amy Auble! In this episode, I'm thrilled to chat with Rocky, who along with his wife Alyx, runs Steadfast Systems—a Montana-based design and manufacturing company specializing in high-quality sewn tool kits. Their dedication to domestic production and high quality products is not only inspirational,  but also deeply resonates with me.In a world that often prioritizes cheaper and faster options, it's easy to overlook the environmental impact. But companies like Steadfast Systems are flipping the script by embracing sustainability in every stitch. Join us as Rocky and I explore our shared passion for domestic manufacturing and discuss its crucial role in driving sustainable practices. Let's dive in! In this episode, you will hear: 1:22 - What Steadfast Systems does and the background on how they got started. 5:18 - Designing products to last a lifetime and how high-quality products are more sustainable.7:45 - Surprising statistics about manufacturing in the U.S., the difficulties of local production, over-reliance on human labor, and the loss of trade skills.11:09 - Exploring the conflict between sustainable choices, affordability, and the rise of fast fashion, plus thoughts on why college might not be the best investment for everyone.15:00 - Rocky shares his thoughts on JELT crossbody bags, including details on the fabric, costs, and sustainability aspects.25:00 - Tips for those looking to produce items domestically, emphasizing the importance of just getting started and choosing the right people to work with.I hope this discussion has inspired you to rethink production practices and the products you buy. If you enjoyed this episode, please like, share, and let me know your thoughts. Thanks for tuning in!Episode Specific Links: Steadfast Systems:Website: Steadfast SystemsInstagram: @steadfastsystemsJelt Crossbody Bag: Cross Body Bag Amy's Links:• Website• Alpine Start Media's Instagram• LinkedIn• Jelt's Instagram

Join us on the latest episode of The Green Podcast as we welcome Doug Lynch, the visionary founder of Filium and former professional hockey player. Doug shares his inspiring journey from the ice rink to the boardroom, detailing how he transitioned from a successful career in sports to becoming a leading entrepreneur in sustainable textile innovation. Discover how his athletic background influenced his approach to business and hear about Filium's groundbreaking eco-friendly fabrics that are transforming the fashion industry. We'll explore the challenges and rewards of building a green business and discuss Doug's insights on integrating sustainability into core practices. Don't miss this fascinating conversation about the intersection of sports, technology, fashion, and sustainabilitySupport the Show.

Send us a Text Message.Welcome back to The Sustainable Business Spotlight with Amy Auble! Today's guest is Sabrina Storozuk, a tech entrepreneur redefining industries with her innovative approach. From her experience at PWC to leading startups and Fortune 500 companies, Sabrina now focuses on tech and women's hair health with her latest venture, Wear-ARC. Discover how she's empowering women through cutting-edge solutions. Join me, to hear how Sabrina is merging her technological prowess with a commitment to elevate women. Let's dive in! In this episode, you will hear: 1:44 - How Sabrina's 16 years in tech, personal hair insecurities, and a drive to empower women led to the creation of her headband company.3:45 - The process of transitioning from a familiar career to a new venture, emphasizing the role of having supportive people around you during this change.6:50 - Importance of finding mentors and collaborators to bring your vision to life and the journey of building those key relationships.12:00 - What makes Wear-Arc headbands unique, from their functional design that tackles common headband issues, to the innovative ARC shape.20:22 - Success of Arc's launch and how they managed to sell out in an hour!24:00 - Wear-Arc's brand's growth, focusing on the importance of consistent online messaging pre-release and building meaningful connections to enhance brand presence.I hope Sabrina's story inspires you and offers a new perspective on hair insecurities. Don't miss out on how Wear-Arc could be a game-changer for you. If you enjoyed this episode, please like, share, and let me know your thoughts or feedback! Thanks for tuning in!Episode Specific Links: Wear-Arc Instagram: wear_arc_Wear-Arc Website: Wear-ArcSabrina's Instagram: @TheSabrinaStorozukPitch Club: Pitch ClubAmy's Links:• Website• Alpine Start Media's Instagram• LinkedIn• Jelt's Instagram

Send us a Text Message.Welcome back to The Sustainable Business Spotlight with Amy Auble! I'm thrilled to be joined by Grant Brown in this episode. Grant is a tech entrepreneur turned eco-activist, using his expertise to simplify complex environmental issues. As the founder of Happy Eco News, he shares positive stories and solutions to inspire hope and action towards a sustainable future.Media coverage can often focus on negative events around the world, leaving people like you and me feeling overwhelmed. But there is hope! Websites like Happy Eco News aim to change the narrative and offer exposure to eco-minded individuals. Join us as we dive deeper into how Happy Eco News is making an impact, share encouraging environmental insights, and highlight some tactics to grow your sustainable business. Let's dive in!In this episode, you will hear: 1:30 - Grant's journey from a reformed industrial marketer to founding one of the first lithium-ion battery companies.3:21 - The inception of Happy Eco News, inspired by a family trip that underscored the negativity in news feeds, sparking Grant's desire to create a positive news platform.10:40 - Strategies for growing Happy Eco News organically, including writing quality content, maintaining consistency, and utilizing traditional marketing methods.15:00 - The significance of taking things slow, focusing on customer needs, and how a great product and compelling story can grow organically.18:30 - Discussions on recent Happy Eco News articles covering topics like the decarbonization of transportation, the rise of young leaders in activism, renewable energy, nature-based solutions, AI, and investments in sustainability.This episode is one we all need and can learn from! Amidst the often negative news, there is hope for our planet, and each of us can help make a difference. As always, I would be happy to hear your podcast topic suggestions and answer any questions. If you found this episode encouraging and know someone who might enjoy listening, please share it with them!Episode Specific Links: Happy Eco NewsWebsite: Happy Eco NewsInstagram: @officialhappyeconewsAmy's Links:• Website• Alpine Start Media's Instagram• LinkedIn• Jelt's Instagram

Send us a Text Message.Welcome back to The Sustainable Business Spotlight with Amy Auble! This episode is particularly special because it's my first solo episode, and I have some exciting news to share – Jelt has launched a brand-new product! As many of you know, I co-own Jelt, a sustainable belt company, with my brother. Today, I'm thrilled to introduce our latest creation: the Jelt Crossbody Bag. Join me as I share the story behind this innovative product and all the hard work that went into bringing it to life. Let's dive in! In this episode, you will hear:2:00 - The motivation behind launching a new Jelt product, normalizing recycled products and gauging consumer interest.3:00 - The three priorities of launching the new product: local production, sustainable materials, and high-quality standards.4:23 - Product Announcement! Jelt's new crossbody bag is introduced, highlighting the process through the lens of the three priorities.10:20 - Analyzing the launch from a marketing perspective, with a focus on Jelt's email campaigns, Instagram presence, and community support.Thank you for all your support, it does not go unnoticed! I hope you're as excited about this product as I am. As always, please like and share this podcast with your friends! If you have any suggestions or want to chat about this new product, I would love to hear from you!Episode Specific Links: Jelt's cross body bag: Jelt Cross Body Bag: Made from Recycled PlasticAmy's Links:• Website• Alpine Start Media's Instagram• LinkedIn• Jelt's Instagram

Dylan Welch, Green.org founder and host of The Green Podcast, sits down with Ellen Spooner, a Marine Biologist and host of The Ocean Optimism Podcast, to discuss her career path into becoming a marine biologist, and how she feels optimistic about the advances that are happening in blue tech.Support the Show.

Welcome to this week's episode of The Sustainable Business Spotlight with Amy Auble! When shopping online, we may not always consider how our orders get to our doorstep or their impact on the environment. Today, I'm excited to be joined by Marcus Hoed, the co-founder of Dutch X. Marcus is dedicated to finding sustainable delivery solutions, and Dutch X offers sustainable same-day and next-day delivery options, making it the largest zero-emission delivery fleet in the nation.As online shopping continues to rise, it is crucial to understand the impact delivery services have on CO2 emissions. Join us as we explore how Dutch X is revolutionizing the delivery service industry and discuss how consumers and business owners can seek sustainable alternatives. Let's dive in!In this episode, you will hear:1:10 - The journey of founding DutchX and overcoming failures.6:30 - DutchX's eco-delivery focus and cost comparison to other top delivery services.9:00 - Navigating the limitations of longer distances and working to find eco-solutions.13:41 - The companies Dutch X is partnered with and their eco-loop solution.18:10 - How zero emissions are achieved and ensuring driver safety at DutchX.20:00 - Growing a customer base through targeting sustainability-focused customers and offering a desirable product.Let's continue to raise awareness and excitement for sustainable alternatives! If you are interested in hearing more about eco-delivery, you're in the right place. Have any questions or topics in mind? Don't hesitate to send me a message. Know someone passionate about sustainability or who might enjoy this podcast? Please share it with them!Episode Specific Links:Dutch X: DutchXAmy's Links:• Website• Alpine Start Media's Instagram• LinkedIn• Jelt's Instagram

Welcome back to The Sustainable Business Spotlight with Amy Auble! While we often focus on sustainable businesses on this podcast, today we are broadening our scope to discuss business growth. No better to chat about this with than Laura Sinclair! With over a decade of experience in digital marketing for top brands, Laura helps businesses shine. She empowers women to grow their businesses through her podcast, courses, and events. A former corporate dropout turned multi-six-figure business owner, Laura is the CEO of The LJ Social Agency, a mom of two, and the host of the "This Mother Means Business" podcast.Building a business is no easy feat. As business owners, we know the importance of visibility, but with countless ways to get started, it can be overwhelming to figure out the best path. Join us as we explore career changes and the journey of starting a business, along with the essential tools and resources that can help you grow your audience and boost your brand visibility. Let's dive in!In this episode, you will hear: 1:30 - Laura's transition from the corporate world to entrepreneurship, her role in the early stages of digital marketing, and her journey to where she is today.5:15 - Laura's passion for supporting mothers in business and what inspired her to focus on this area after building her personal brand.7:50 - Advice for people on becoming more visible and growing their business, with a focus on the "3 B's."12:00 - The importance of building an audience as a business owner.15:20 - Opinions on using influencers to build a brand, including when to use them and when not to.20:00 - Getting started with PR by identifying what is newsworthy about your brand.25:00 - What Laura is excited about in her business, including the launch of the This Mother Means Business Community and her podcast.If you're looking for advice to grow your business, this episode provides valuable insights! I welcome your questions and topic suggestions—I'd love to hear from you. If you found this episode helpful, please share it with others who might benefit from it!Episode Specific Links: Laura's website:  Laura SinclairLaura's podcast: This Mother Means BusinessThis Mother Means Business Community: This Mother Means BusinessAmy's Links:• Website• Alpine Start Media's Instagram• LinkedIn• Jelt's Instagram

Welcome to The Sustainable Business Spotlight with Amy Auble! Some of the most significant shifts we can make in our lives to live more sustainably involve our everyday products. With this in mind, I am excited to be joined by Lindsey McCoy, co-founder and CEO of Plaine Products, which offers eco-friendly personal care products in reusable bottles. Inspired by her decade of environmental education work in the Bahamas, she created products that are vegan, cruelty-free, and free from harmful chemicals. Many of our everyday products are filled with harmful chemicals and wrapped in single-use plastics, which have an unprecedented impact on the environment. Join us as we take a closer look at how Plaine Products is combating waste in the beauty industry and share valuable advice for both sustainable founders and consumers. Let's dive in!In this episode, you will hear 1:05 - The origin story from public policy to launching Plaine Products.3:20 - Introducing Plaine Products, what it is and how it works.9:45 - The role of partnerships and word of mouth in growing Plaine Products.11:05 - The impact of certifications, B Corp and 1% for the planet.14:00 - The role of social media and email.18:25 - Exciting development with new products on the horizon.23:00 - Insights and advice for sustainable founders and consumers.Looking for a more eco-friendly beauty product? This episode is for you! Have any questions or topics in mind? Don't hesitate to send me a message. Know someone passionate about sustainability or who might enjoy this podcast? Please share it with them!Episode Specific Links: Instagram: @plaineproductsWebsite:  Plaine ProductsAmy's Links:• Website• Alpine Start Media's Instagram• LinkedIn• Jelt's Instagram

Welcome back to The Sustainable Business Spotlight with Amy Auble! Today we are looking into the world of skincare with special guest, Tiffany Buzzatto. She's the founder and CEO of Dew Mighty, a skincare brand that emerged in mid-2020, reshaping the landscape of sustainable zero-waste skincare that delivers results. On a mission to combat the plastic crisis, Tiffany sets high standards and devises innovative solutions to craft low-impact products that truly make a difference.For many of us, skincare is a staple in our morning and night routines, but often, we overlook the single-use plastics in which these products are packaged. Join us to discover how Dew Mighty is revolutionizing the skincare industry and gain insights from Tiffany on navigating sustainability for both businesses and consumers.In this episode, you will hear:1:15 - Embarking on the Dew Mighty journey: Where science and beauty meet.3:20 - Exploring Dew Mighty products and their purpose.10:10 - Crafting sustainable packaging for Dew Mighty.14:50 - Importance of acknowledging pioneers and collaborating with sustainable enterprises.20:30 - Focusing on expertise and maintaining alignment in your journey. 24:40 - Insights for those on the path towards a greener lifestyle: Every effort counts.Wanting to incorporate sustainability into your beauty routine? This episode is for you! If you have any questions or topics you'd like to discuss, feel free to drop me a message. And if you know someone passionate about sustainability or who could benefit from this podcast, I encourage you to pass it along to them.Episode Specific Links: Instagram: @dewmightyWebsite: Dew MightyDew Mighty Sample Pack: ULTIMATE DEWLUXE SAMPLE BUNDLE – DEW MIGHTYAmy's Links:• Website• Alpine Start Media's Instagram• LinkedIn• Jelt's Instagram

Welcome to this week's episode of The Sustainable Business Spotlight with Amy Auble! I'm thrilled to be joined by Keegan Kuhn, a renowned filmmaker whose groundbreaking documentaries, such as "Cowspiracy" and "What The Health," have sparked vital conversations about sustainability. Keegan leads First Spark Media, a film production company dedicated to catalyzing social change. With notable executive production partnerships including Leonardo DiCaprio and Billie Eilish, his films have impacted countless lives, including my own.Visual media has power and can guide us towards sustainability. Companies like Spark Media are at the forefront of providing resources and impactful content that inspire positive change worldwide. In this episode, we delve into Keegan's personal journey into filmmaking and explore the influence his films are having. Join us as we discuss how each of us can play a part in driving this change. Let's dive in!In this episode you will hear: 1:56 - Exploring Keegan's journey with bridging activism and filmmaking.6:00 - First Spark Media's proudest moments.9:00 - The ripple effect of documentary films and cultivating awareness.11:00 - The impacts of animal agriculture.15:00 - Seeking the true story and getting stats for films though celebrity involvement. 18:40 - Using and sharing our voice!23:14 - A sneak peek at Keegan's latest endeavor ‘How to Make Drugs and Feel Great About Everything. 25:30 - Sustainable living insights, embracing plant-based diets and conscious consumption.Each of us, regardless of our following, can inspire positive change! Let's amplify our voices! Enjoyed the episode? Be sure to explore Keegan's inspiring films! Got questions or topics on your mind? Drop me a message—I'd love to hear from you. And if you know someone passionate about sustainability in business or in need of this podcast's insights, share it with them.Episode Specific Links: Instagram : Keegan Kuhn (@firstsparkmedia)Upcoming project by Keegan Kuhn:How To Make Drugs and Feel Great About Everything: HOW TO MAKE DRUGSAmy's Links:• Website• Alpine Start Media's Instagram• LinkedIn• Jelt's Instagram

We are back with another episode of The Sustainable Business Spotlight with Amy Auble! This week, we're diving into the world of fast fashion, and who better to join us than Sophie "Phee" Hague! With a background in London's luxury fashion scene, Sophie shifted her focus to sustainable fashion and founded Positive Phee after recognizing the harmful effects of fast fashion on society and the environment.In today's fast-paced world, we're seeing a surge in fast fashion, with companies producing products at an alarming rate and consumers buying more than ever before. As a result, the fashion industry has become the second largest contributor to global pollution! Listen in as we navigate the complex landscape of fast fashion and sustainability, exploring the potential for positive change in the fashion industry. Let's dive in! In this episode, you will hear:1:10 - Sophie's journey: From London to San Diego.6:00 - Business stages: clothing swaps to Sip and Style events.10:41 - Fast fashion vs. circular fashion.16:20 - The shift to sustainable fashion- are people doing it?.20:07 - Benefits of second-hand clothing- why they are better than new pieces.23:16 - Marketing practices: collaboration and natural growth.30:00 - Sustainable habits: container and jar use.Ever tried shopping for second-hand clothes? If not, I definitely suggest listening to this episode and giving it a shot! If you've got any questions or topics you'd like me to chat about, shoot me a message. And hey, if you know anyone who's into sustainable fashion or might benefit from this podcast, feel free to share it with them.Episode Specific Links:• Sophie Haguel's Instagram: @positive_phee• Positive Phee Website: positivephee.com• Clothes Recycling option: Trashie• Online second-hand store: ThredUpAmy's Links:• Website• Alpine Start Media's Instagram• LinkedIn• Jelt's Instagram

Welcome back to another enlightening episode of The Sustainable Business Spotlight with Amy Auble! If you're passionate about integrating sustainability into both your business and daily life, you're in the right place. Today, I'm excited to introduce Carly Jean Puch, owner of Consciously Carly and host of the Consciously Clueless Podcast. Carly blends vegan living, mindfulness, sustainability, and yoga to inspire personal growth and environmental consciousness.In a world where embracing sustainability can feel daunting, Carly's journey offers valuable insights. Join us as we delve into her story, discuss the significance of mindfulness in daily life, and uncover actionable tips for building sustainable habits. Let's dive in!In this episode, you will hear: 0:30 - Carly's journey- getting to where she is today.5:10 - Carly's motivation behind veganism.10:40 - Understanding Coaching: Its Purpose and Misconceptions.12:50 - Transitioning to mindful eating advice.16:40 - Carly's mindfulness practices and routine.22:50 - The rule of 5- thinking more about our consumption.28:50 - Sustainable business recommendations- leaning into the cringe.35:00 - Daily sustainable habits and forward-thinking.We can't tackle all environmental issues alone, but by learning and doing our best to make sustainable choices, we can make a difference! If you have any questions or topics you'd like me to delve into further, don't hesitate to reach out. And if you know someone who would enjoy or benefit from this podcast, feel free to share it with them! Episode Specific Links:• Instagram: @consciously.carly• Facebook: @consciouslycarly.blog• LinkedIn: Carly Puch | LinkedIn• Website: Consciously Carly• The Hot or Cool Institute: Unfit, Unfair, Unfashionable Article Amy's Links:• Website• Alpine Start Media's Instagram• LinkedIn• Jelt's Instagram

Green.org founder & CEO Dylan Welch sits down with Elias Stahl, the CEO & Co-Founder of HILOS, to learn how they are shaking up the sustainable footwear industry.Support the show

In this special epsiode of The Green Podcast, Nadav Steinmetz, founder of Nomea Investments, joins the London Green Summit to share his vision for investing in the future of Climate tech.Support the show

In this special episode of The Green Podcast, Josef Mouris, Founder of Electron Aviation, joined the London Green Summit to share how they are making zero emission air travel a reality.Support the show

In this special episode of The Green Podcast, Christina Chang of Adore Me sits down with Dylan Welch at The 2023 San Diego Green Summit, to share how Adore Me is investing and scaling up their plan for making the fashion industry more sustainable.Support the show

How do you monetize a podcast? In this episode I brought on my friend Ashley Stahl, host of the You Turn Podcast, to talk about making an income from your podcast. First Ashley shares her personal story of leveraging networking events to land a job at the Pentagon, only to realize it wasn't for her due to the traumatic nature of the work. While paying off half a million dollars of debt and finding alignment with herself after a perceived failure in her career coaching business. This was really relatable and valuable for her to share. The most valuable lesson from this episode is the importance of sustainability and nourishment when starting a podcast or business. Ashley and I emphasize the need to find a structure that works for you, focus on consistency, and build trust with your audience before monetizing. She also shares tips on repurposing content, choosing the right category for your podcast, and being a big fish in a small pond. So, if you're looking to start a podcast, listen to this episode for valuable insights on how to build a sustainable and successful venture. You are so resourced here are the ones mentioned in this episode: Ashley on Instagram You Turn Podcast You Turn: Get Unstuck, Discover your Direction, and Design Your Dream Career on Amazon TedTalk Offer - let her know we sent you and get $3,000 off this offer! Episode Outline: *Feeling Stuck Despite Achieving Success [00:01:17]* *Failure and Course Correction [00:10:32]* *Podcasting and Making Money [00:12:35]* *Setting up a Sustainable Podcast [00:18:56]* *Creating Momentum & Monitoring with Ads [00:29:24]* *Collaboration Idea [00:31:15]* *Sponsorship and Growth [00:43:07]* *Creating Structure for Podcast Episodes [00:46:52]* *Sustaining Energy in Entrepreneurship [00:48:45]*Get the magic of WAP: Wealth Alignment Patterns HERE Leave me a voicemail HERE with your question for a chance to have it answered on a future episode! Get notifications when new episodes drop by tapping the "follow" button! And if you loved this episode, let me know by leaving a review!

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Gadget Recycler-Ape Lover.  This is how Eric Ronay signs off on all his emails. From his warehouse in Louisville, Kentucky, Eric works diligently to not only save gorillas and their habitats, but also to save our precious environment while enacting lasting culture change. Eric, whose vision is clearly seen through the work that Eco-Cell does, wants to empower people, especially teenagers and young adults, to demand sustainable changes within the technology world.'What we do is a labour of love - I want to see a different kind of consumption culture.'In an average cell phone, there are several rare minerals. Coltan, for instance, is a mineral that makes tantalum. Tantalum is what allows cell phones and many other handheld electronics to hold a charge. 80% of the world's coltan is in the Democratic Republic of Congo which is also home to endangered gorillas. Mining of coltan (and other minerals) disrupts and destroys their habitats. 'Everybody's got these old cell phones, nobody knows what to do with them, they don't know what's in them, they don't know they affect wildlife.'To mitigate this, Eric started Eco-Cell in 2003. Eco-Cell recycles, reuses, and resells cell phones and other electronics. Since its inception, Eco-Cell has safely recycled nearly one million cell phones and raised close to one million dollars for gorilla conservation.Eric Ronay is a gorilla champion. He has made it his mission to save gorillas and raise awareness of their dire need for protection and increased conservation efforts. He does this by educating children and teenagers about cell phones and other electronics. He inspires them to contact technology companies and demand “gorilla-safe” technologies. His hope is that, with his education and partnerships with zoos and aquariums, electronics will be kept longer and longer, diminishing the need for increased mining. Eric wants everyone to realize that they do not have to trade in their phone every year for the newest version. Eric is striving for sustainable technology which will positively impact not only the gorillas, but the planet as well.Episode description by Maegan Leavendusky - Programs Co-ordinator for GLOBIOClick HERE to visit Eco-Cell's website. Click HERE to find your closest Eco-Cell drop off point. Support the showTalking Apes is an initiative of the nonprofit GLOBIO. Official website: talkingapes.orgInstagram: @talkingapes_podcastTwitter: @talking_apes Click here to support the show.

Dylan Welch, host of The Green Podcast, sits down with Cynthia Adams, the co-founder of Pearl Certification, to learn how they have built a software platform that is animating the ecosystem tied to high-performing homes. Check out their app, The Green Door app.Support the show

In this episode, we learn about sustainable ceramics from Shashak Nimkar.The podcast discusses the following:Origins of Earth TatvaResearch process at National Institute of Design Recycling of ceramicsInnovation process used to finalize the processLinear vs circular ceramic productionSustainability impactSupporting Earth Tatva About Shashank NimkarShashank is the founder and CEO of Earth Tatva and is a multi-award winner designer who practises circular design through industrial design, animation and policy framing. He is recognized as a circular economy pioneer by Ellen MacArthur Foundation and has been felicitated with some prestigious awards at Dada Saheb Phalke Film Festival and James Dyson Award. His work has been featured in more than two dozen national and international prestigious publications like Forbes, UNDP and events like Global Grad Show where only 100 best graduation projects from around the world are exhibited in Dubai every year.He is highly passionate about materials, their application and how they can be kept in use for multiple cycles to accelerate implementation of circular economy. He is currently on a mission to raise awareness about the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) among students so all of us can together make meaningful creations today that would make our tomorrow better.Earth Tatva Websitehttps://www.earthtatva.com/Follow Shashankhttp://linkedin.com/in/ssnimkarhttp://instagram.com/ssnimkar1811http://facebook.com/ssnimkarhttps://www.behance.net/SSNimkarFollow Hemang Shah at https://www.linkedin.com/in/hemangJoin his FREE newsletter at https://www.innovationsportslife.com/

How do you grow your podcast sustainably? Rae Palermo, Senior Manager at Spotify's Megaphone, has the answer. Find out how to build without the burn out. Ben and Rae delve into the kind of conversation every podcaster needs to get in on. If you're thinking of getting into audio or have your own show, you'll know growing your audience is key. But if you can't repeat the actions that make that happen over the long term, you're going to seriously struggle. Rae shares her experience of why you need to talk to your audience before you start a show, how you can build a consortium of shows around a topic creating huge impact, and the 5 different types of monetization paths creators can follow as they scale. Actionable, insightful and not to be missed. Follow Rae: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rae-palermo (linkedin.com/in/rae-palermo) Follow Ben: Twitter:https://twitter.com/benbradbury ( twitter.com/benbradbury)

With all the talk of hydrogen as a green alternative, I wanted to go back and listen to an episode released almost exactly a year ago. It seemed pretty unachievable and different, but now almost viable and scalable commercially. REVO ZERO is revolutionizing the transportation industry by bringing the most innovative, practical, and cost-effective technologies to support a zero-emission economy of the future. We talked to Ruben Creus, a serial entrepreneur with a passion and drive to create a zero-emission vehicle. He takes the best of the Electric Vehicle (EV) technology and the Plug-in Fuel Cells (PFC) and balances them to create a cost - efficient vehicle for local trips and quick refueling for longer trips. REVO ZERO is working on three different models of cars. In addition, they are creating an ecosystem of hydrogen generation, storage and fuel cells that is the perfect alternative for a clean, healthy and sustainable zero - emission future. Learn more by listening to this episode.http://revozero.com/ Subscribe now

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Thanks for coming by to check out our show! Today's challenge is to find an additional podcast about sustainability! Our show is unedited and we keep it short and sweet because we understand that you are limited with time too.All platforms: LifeEssentialsRefillery or Find us on IG at https://www.instagram.com/embracelesswasteusa/   Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/embracelesswaste Our store at https://www.embracelesswasteusa.com/sheila@embracelesswasteusa.com

Welcome to the Stylishly Sustainable podcast a place where style and sustainability meet. Eco-friendly fashion is no longer lack of color and lack of style. Today we have choices and this podcast is here to introduce to you some of the brands that are designing beautiful sustainable products. You will get to hear their stories and connect with them so you too can start building a sustainable lifestyle. Let's get this conversation started. The future of fashion is sustainable. Follow on Instagram @MonicaDiazMode

With a range of sustainable straw alternatives on the market, today we speak with Divya Mohan, Founder of Ooble Innovations about a tasty new solution and what challenges challenges and lessons she's learnt as an entrepreneur.Divya Mohan is a biotechnologist with a graduate degree in Food Innovation & Product Design, and is building a bridge between innovation and sustainability within the food industry. She is the Founder of Ooble (http://www.weareooble.com/), where she is developing edible straws that are 100% plant-based, biodegradable, and cost-effective, while being functional. Divya also works as a Product Developer at Probi AB.In April of 2021 she was recognized as a Forbes' World's 50 Best Names The Future Of Gastronomy.  Find out more: http://www.weareooble.comFollow the journey on Instagram @weareooble____________If you loved this podcast then you might want to check out: Recycled Paper Wine Bottles? Innovation in Sustainable Wine PackagingA leap into the future of food: Crickets  Bottled in China brings you into the food and drink scene through conversations with the some of the most happening personalities. Hosted by Emilie Steckenborn, the show is your one spot for all things food, beer, wine and spirits from across the world. Follow us on Instagram @bottled.in.china Podcast available oniTunes,Spotify,online or wherever you listen to your episodes! 

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0:00 – Introduction 1:04 – Praveen anna's childhood in the UK and later in a village near Isha Yoga Centre 5:14 – Missed that friendly Indian vibe initially in the UK 7:40 – Things started getting more social with a ritual with colleagues at Starbucks 10:02 – Things get a lot more planned and less spontaneous when you move abroad 11:49 – Praveen Anna's belief systems are different from his parents' 13:02 - Praveen Anna learnt the skill of taking up newer opportunities and remaining humble from his parents 16:14 – UG from Christ University – was known as ‘Salt'. Other 2 friends were Sugar and Spice 19:41 – Made friends from other parts of India and called their group - ‘Aliens'. 22:00 – Technology made more sense. Was agnostic through college. 25:52 – Recycling of waste in Christ college. 27:32 – Love Life and Pop culture during college 31:43 – Fitness became the new identity towards the end of college. 35:26 – Staying at Uncle's in UK and finding a job 36:31 – A childhood friend introduces Krishna consciousness and meditation 51:36 – Came across Sadhguru and Vaisakh Sabu on YouTube. Started watching more spiritual content 55:07 – Connected with a girl who was planning to do Inner Engineering and enrolled for it 55:55 – Wanted to experience the beauty of Inner Engineering's principles before talking about it 57:31 – How to talk about Inner Engineering to others? 58:13 – People wanted to know about the practices that Vaisakh Sabu was doing during a function 1:00:10 – Spirituality is not a disability 1:00:55 – No meat, egg and limited dairy since March 2020. Yoga helped, big time! 1:01:51 – Vaisakh Sabu decides to become pure vegetarian? 1:03:52 – Inner Engineering has helped Praveen anna to make sustainable everyday choices 1:05:40 – Oxford street protests- started paying more attention towards textile industry 1:12:02 – Conversation with dad about people's textile consumption habits in the village 1:12:55 – Tips to make sustainable fashion choices. Systems need to change. Here's how 1:17:18 – Will H&M sue us? 1:17:52 - Isha Life's clothing range and 100% organic cotton clothing 1:19:51 – What does one mean by sustainability? 1:22:27 – What's the difference between organic cotton and conventional cotton? 1:24:52 – Applied the tools of Inner Engineering while buying day to day products like bottle and brush 1:25:41 – Vaisakh Sabu exposes Praveen Anna's oxidised copper bottle 1:26:40 – How to clean the inside of your copper bottle / vessel / Jar? 1:27:45 – Bamboo toothbrush and organic earbuds 1:29:36 – Organic sweater made out of recycled cotton and polyester 1:34:55 – Reach out to Nuva Fashions for sustainable fashion supplies 1:37:14 – Start observing around you to make batter choices 1:38:16 – Reach out to Praveen anna on social 1:43:24 – Last few words to youngsters Email: praveen7897@yahoo.co.uk Instagram @praveen_scar Email: vaisakhsabu90@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vaisu90/

You don't want to just launch a podcast… you want to launch a podcast that is good. A podcast that is successful (based on your definition of success) and sustainable for the long haul. But how do you do that? In this episode, I'm going to share with you the 3 aspects of a successful launch. If you do these 3 things, you'll be able to not only get your podcast launched but also have a good chance at keeping it going long term.   Key Points Discussed: What does it mean for your podcast to be ‘successful and sustainable'? Successful Sustainable The 3 Aspects to a Successful and Sustainable Podcast Launch Plan Produce Promote How to Launch a Successful and Sustainable Podcast without missing a step Podcast in a Weekend mini-course In the Podcast in a Weekend mini-course I'm giving you the perfect combination of strategy + shortcuts delivered in 3 workshops… which will provide you with everything you need to successfully launch (or re-launch) a podcast even if your time is limited! Available on Friday, Nov. 27, 2020. Special bonuses on Black Friday weekend! Connect with Esther: If this podcast was helpful, consider leaving a rating and review on Apple Podcasts or your podcast app. Website Christian Business Owners Shining Online Facebook Page LinkedIn Subscribe to my other podcast, The Christian Woman Leadership Podcast Show notes for this episode can be found at https://christianwomanleadership.com/24

In this episode of Campus U, Ryan explains how to utilize all types of resources and software to create a sustainable podcast with a budget of less than $100! YouTube Version: https://youtu.be/bBVP5zQi8Z0Organization/Optimization ToolsTrello (Project Management Software): https://trello.com/Canva (Design Software): https://www.canva.com/Facebook (Use to Network with other Podcasters): https://www.facebook.com/ Podcast Hosting SitesBuzzsprout: http://buzzsprout.com/Podbean: http://podbean.com/Anchor: https://anchor.fm/ HardwareSamson Q2U ($59.99): https://static.bhphoto.com/c/product/1418977-REG/samson_saq2use_q2u_hh_mic_recording.htmlAudioTechnica ATR2100X ($99.99): https://www.amazon.com/Audio-Technica-ATR2100x-USB-Cardioid-Microphone-ATR/dp/B07ZPBFVKK/ref=asc_df_B07ZPBFVKK/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=385267912548&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=17235523372136748619&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1013869&hvtargid=pla-851463940787&psc=1&tag=&ref=&adgrpid=76690811697&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvadid=385267912548&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=17235523372136748619&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1013869&hvtargid=pla-851463940787 Recording SoftwareZoom (Free): https://zoom.us/Skype (Free): https://www.skype.com/en/Zencastr (Free & Paid): https://zencastr.com/Squadcast (Paid): https://squadcast.fm/pricing/Riverside.FM (Paid): https://riverside.fm/ Editing SoftwareAudacity (Free): https://www.audacityteam.org/Hindenburg (Paid): https://hindenburg.com/Adobe Audition (Paid): https://www.adobe.com/products/audition.html?sdid=KKQPG&mv=search&ef_id=Cj0KCQjwoJX8BRCZARIsAEWBFMJLE8kZq5WHTsfTOXEnvOksvCWVV3JANCKmZK1XLb1Wk7xifR2TSkQaApkHEALw_wcB:G:s&s_kwcid=AL!3085!3!379243313516!e!!g!!adobe%20audition&gclid=Cj0KCQjwoJX8BRCZARIsAEWBFMJLE8kZq5WHTsfTOXEnvOksvCWVV3JANCKmZK1XLb1Wk7xifR2TSkQaApkHEALw_wcB

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FROM is an incredibly cool company that creates recycled stationery and other goods. I connected with Hillery, the postmaster and creator of FROM, to learn more about the company. In the interview, learn more about FROM, why it’s important to repurpose material and how to get crafty. How to get crafty and use reclaimed materials: Follow FROM on Instagram! Get inspired and get updates on the latest events where you can find Hillery and Al Green in person. Get creative. Find materials in your kitchen or your recycle bin. And don’t be afraid to dumpster dive…recycle bins are much cleaner than trash bins so it’s ok! Shop farmer’s markets for artists and vendors utilizing reclaimed materials. Shop on Etsy. Many shops and individuals sell products made from reclaimed materials. Make your own recycled postcards. Take inspiration from FROM, get the raw material and get crafty! Find the standard postcard size here, measure and cut. Then decorate, write and send. For a postcard tutorials, try this or this. FROM Website | Instagram Photo credit: Leah Lipson Podcast music credit: Blue Dot Sessions

Kicking it off this week with some global news, design talk, tips to drip, and as always some dope music hand picked for your listening pleasure. follow my design instagram @Design_Art_Radio for exclusive projects as well as my twitter @Pbsmithxsmith for episode notes and fit checks.

In this episode of the Zweig Letter Podcast we talk with Renee Azerbegi about sustainable design and commissioning and women in engineering and not necessarily in that order.

On Episode 2 we sat down with Tianna Arredondo, Co-Founder at The Indie Creative Network for The POC Report. Tianna shared with us her story and how she has blossomed into the Powerful Leader she is today. This episode also features our April Top 10 Getaways of the month sponsored by Indie Creative Travel, an Indie Creative giveaway and and The POC Report our Spotlight series on Digital Storytellers and Entrepreneurs.Follow our host Wize Grazette on Twitter, Instagram and LinkedInSupport Digital Media Industry development for just $0.99 a month!Donate to Storytellers around the world todayEpisode Timestamps(0:00) IntroThe POC Report (1:56) Intro w/ Tianna Arredondo, Co-Founder of The Indie Creative Network (2:59) Tianna talks about her journey to becoming a small business owner.(7:17) Talks about how professional organizing helped her recognize her worth. (12:56) Indie Creative Travel(14:43) Visit ICN.DJ(15:42) Podcast Feature of the Month is Colour Out The Box Podcast.(16:28) ICNDJ is Now Streaming on Roku and Amazon Fire TV!(17:18) Indie Creative Merch Roku, Amazon Fire TV Stick and Amazon Echo Dot giveaway: Submit here Podcast Feature of the MonthListen as host Mo and guest-hosts discuss everything from racial politics in the workplace, the perils of online dating, absurd happenings in pop-culture or even pondering what it means to be Black and British. Just a few of the topics, we open up for discussion giving our unique take and voice.Hashtag #ColourOutTheBox to keep up with the conversation.Listen to Colour Out The Box Podcast on ICN.DJ Visit ColourOutTheBox.com Creating a Sustainable Podcast is a 30 minute conversation Monday - Thursday about Tips and Tricks on how to create a sustainable podcast.Sign up for Creating a Sustainable Podcast Today!Check out our podcasting host, Pinecast. Start your own podcast for free, no credit card required, forever. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-1aea92 for 40% off for 4 months, and support Indie Creative Ledger.

On Episode 1 we sat down with Rita Bunatal, the Founder of Malaika Apparel for The POC Report. Rita shared with us her journey from being a college student to launching a Small Business before she graduated. This episode also featured our April Top 10 Getaways of the month sponsored by Indie Creative Travel, a discount to Malaika Apparel and and our Spotlight series on Digital Storytellers and Entrepreneurs.Follow our host Wize Grazette on Twitter, Instagram and LinkedInSupport Digital Media Industry development for just $0.99 a month!Donate to Storytellers around the world todayEpisode Timestamps(0:00) Intro(0:45) Do you qualify for Indie Creative Grants?The POC Report (1:31) Intro w/ Rita Bunatal, Founder of Malaika Apparel (2:20) How Rita scaled her hobby to be the Small Business it is today.(3:50) How does Malaika Apparel contribute to the community? Indie Creative Travel(5:43) Indie Creative Travel Group Intro(6:20) Visit ICN.DJ(7:06) Podcast Feature of the Month is Series-ly Podcast. Podcast Feature of the MonthWeb series junkies Brittany & Mary host a weekly recap on the drama, the love, the scandals, the friendships and all the mess in between on their favorite web series. Tune in each Thursday with these girls for hilarious commentary!Hashtag #SerieslyPodcast to keep up with the conversation.Listen to Series-ly Podcast on ICN.DJ Visit SerieslyPodcast.com Rita Bunatal, Founder of Malaika ApparelThis brand is a practice that defies contemporary norms and aims to celebrate all people of color.The inspiration of Malaika Apparel is a challenge to the social conditions where Black representation is limited to its appropriation.Visit Malaika Apparel Creating a Sustainable Podcast is a 30 minute conversation Monday - Thursday about Tips and Tricks on how to create a sustainable podcast.Sign up for Creating a Sustainable Podcast Today!Check out our podcasting host, Pinecast. Start your own podcast for free, no credit card required, forever. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-1aea92 for 40% off for 4 months, and support Indie Creative Ledger.

Today many organizations are looking for that edge to increase profits and to retain employees. Some would say that a certain type of leadership style is needed. Maybe a blend of relationship but higher expectations sprinkled in. On today's show we are going to provide a window into the possibility of that type of leadership. The post #19: Servant Leadership in a Business Setting, is It Sustainable? [Podcast] appeared first on Jason Carthen Enterprises.