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#82 Fruchtalarm - Deutschlands größtes Kinderkrebsprojekt mixt auch Lach-Vitamine / Interview mit Eliza Schilling & Jenni Friedrichs Fruchtalarm – ein Vater war kreativ und mixte für seinen kranken Sohn Saft-Cocktails. Daraus entwickelte sich deutschlandweit das großartige Projekt Fruchtalarm. Eliza Schilling, Geschäftsführerin und Jenni Friedrichs, eine ehrenamtlicher Fruchtie, berichten über ihre großartige Arbeit auf Kinderkrebsstationen, vom Kinder- und Jugendhospiz, Rehakliniken und dem Wald-Piraten-Camp. Eine Arbeit, die viel Freude verbreitet und Lebensenergie schenkt.Lachyoga-Übungen (LYÜ) Lach-Vitamin-Cocktail, Der kleine Hobbit, Gedanken von Sorgen zerren (Mark Twain), Ein lachendes und ein weinendes Auge, Jammer-Lachen, Kotztüten-Lachen / Take it with a Smile, Zeigefinger – Kontakt Lachen / Lösen = still sein; Problem zerhacken; Gedanken durchkurbeln und im Becher auffangen / wegschütten, Bezauberndes Lächeln: Musculus zygomaticus major – Hex-hex!Buch-TippsLachen trotz und alledem – Darf ich lachen, wenn ich traurig bin?, Silvia Rößler, Via Nova VerlagDas Lachen – Ein theoretischer und praktischer Überblick, Dr. Michael Titze und Silvia Rößler, HCD-Verlag, über Amazon bestellenKontaktehttps://fruchtalarm.de/ Fruchtalarm – mehr als ein Cocktail / Imagefilmchen: https://youtu.be/9rfpEN-YoIU?si=n8R_vR0I1uIC-39Q https://spenden.fruchtalarm.de/meine-spende Instagram: projekt_fruchtalarm/https://www.lachyoga-silvia-roessler.deLINK-Baum: https://sites.google.com/view/link-baum-diekraftdeslachens/startseiteMeinen Podcast kannst du auf allen Podcast-Plattformen kostenfrei hören und abonnieren. Ich freue mich auf dein Feed Back.Heiter weiter.Lach's gut,deine Silvia00:00 Intro00:34 Einstieg ins Thema, Begrüßung03:05 Eliza und Jenni stellen sich vor04:23 Geschichte von Fruchtalarm; wie kam Eliza dazu 05:57 Wie kam Jenni dazu?07:20 Hintergrund eigene Erlebnisse mit Krebs; Begleitung von sterbenskranken Menschen11:48 Arbeit bei Fruchtalarm; Namensgebung 17:20 Motivation; Familien verbindend; Vorfreude19:29 Heilungschancen; Auftrag: auch psychosozial gesund entlassen; auf Augenhöhe begegnen; Spaß haben; Fröhliches Event; Brücken bauen 21:00 zuhause auch mixen 22:34 Schattenkinder 23:28 positive Erinnerung Krankenhaus 25:14 versch. Angebote26:29 Warum Cocktails? Eigene Entscheidungen 33:08 Befeuchtung der Mundschleimhaut34:02 Brücke bauen: Beispiel 36:55 Körperkontakt: Cocktailbar=Barriere; Nähe im Hospiz; Duft-Öl-Cocktails; Buch mit haptischen Elementen38:56 Hospiz – andere Herausforderung; Mitleid und Mitgefühl; Selbstfürsorge; Ansprechpartner 42:55 Team: zwei Fruchties44:37 Cocktail-Party zur Entlassung und zuhause45:37 Deutschlandweit 46:41 Spenden sammeln; Wald-Piraten-Camp; besonderer Fruchtalarm-Moment 49:54 Held/Heldin 55:23 Geschichte aus dem Kinderhospiz 58:04 kuriose, witzige Erlebnisse; Humor-Lebensfreude; kleiner Timmy; Problem mit Shaker 01:02:33 LYÜ -Block: Lach-Vitamine-Cocktail; mit Ugli; Glückstee 01:05:43 LYÜ: Der kleine Hobbit – trinkt versch. Cocktails 01:07:09 LYÜ: Gedanken von den Sorgen wegzerren/Mark Twain 01:08:04 LYÜ: Lachendes und weinendes Auge01:08:44 LYÜ: Jammer-Lachen01:10:39 LYÜ: Das Kotz-Tüten-Lachen/Take it with a smile 01:11:23 LYÜ: Zeigefinger-Kontakt 01:12:23 LYÜ: Problem zerhacken 01:13:01 LYÜ: Gedanken durchmöllern01:13:35 LYÜ: Zauberhaftes Lächeln zaubern: Musculus Zygomaticus Major- hex-hex01:14:16 LYÜ: Sehr gut-sehr gut-Yeah; sehr gut-sehr gut-Ja; sehr gut-sehr gut-Hej! 01:14:53 Körper kann gespieltes - echtes Lachen nicht unterscheiden; trotzdem Wirkung01:16:16 Was bedeutet für euch persönlich Lachen, Witz und Humor?01:16:48 Trennendes Lachen-Verbindendes Lachen 01:17:07 Botschaft von Eliza und Jenni01:18:07 zusammen lachen, Danke und Verabschiedung01:18:56 Autro#podcast #fruchtalarm #humor #elizaschilling #silviaroessler #interview #lachen #hospiz #selbstliebe #lachyogaübungen #lebedeinlachen #lebenliebenlachen #buchtipp #fruchtie #cocktail #selbstbestimmt #selbstwirksamkeit #achtsamkeit #selbstbewusstsein #perspektivenwechsel #kinderhospiz #mutmachen #jugendhospiz #kinderkrebsstation #selbstermächtigung #diekraftdeslachens #motivation #bewusstsein #lachentrotzundalledem #kommunikation #ernährung #lachenistgesund #lachenverbindet #gemeinschaft #krankenhaus #mitgefühl #mitleid #selbstfürsorge

Building a team is a crucial step as your business matures. And your team can be a huge help in strengthening your branding and marketing efforts. In this Quick Hit, you'll hear Victoria Hajjar, Founder of Ugli Ventures. They help transform your business from ugly to beautiful and give you the tools to grow. Make sure to check out the full episode here

Send us a textIn this episode of The Good Enough Mompreneur Podcast, Angela sits down with the brilliant Victoria Hajjar, founder of Ugli Ventures, to unpack the secrets to marketing success, stepping confidently into your CEO role, and building a brand that resonates with your ideal clients. Victoria shares her journey from the corporate world to entrepreneurship and reveals the strategies she's used to help female leaders scale their businesses and break through revenue ceilings.You'll walk away with actionable insights to grow your business and feel more empowered as a leader. Plus, stick around to the end to hear 3 actionable tips you can start using today to elevate your business and simplify your marketing.What You'll Learn in This Episode:How Victoria's 24/7 Marketing Flywheel can transform your marketing and reduce overwhelm.The confidence gap in female leadership and how to step into your CEO role with clarity.Why aligning your brand with your promise is the key to attracting dream clients.Practical tips to create marketing systems that work for you.Resources Mentioned and How to Connect with Victoria:Download Victoria's free 24/7 Marketing Flywheel Guide at ugliventures.com/overwhelm.Explore additional resources to help you build your brand at ugliventures.com/resources.Connect with Angela:Website: mombusinesscoach.comWork with Angela: Coaching and Reiki services for mompreneurs

This was a quintessential NYTimes crossword, featuring an arty theme with a twist, and a SWARM of supporting clues guaranteed to bring a smile to your face, including 51D, Give a take, OPINE; 6D, Likely aftermath of a toddler's playtime, MESS; and 50D, "No can do, lassie", NAE. Brilliant, the lot of them!Speaking of lot, we're going to be having another Triplet Tuesday contest next week, and there will be a lot of prizes just there for the taking (well, you have to win the contest first, a mere formality). Deets coming up, so stay tuned!Show note imagery: Open Book, by Paul KLEEWe love feedback! Send us a text...Contact Info:We love listener mail! Drop us a line, crosswordpodcast@icloud.com.Also, we're on FaceBook, so feel free to drop by there and strike up a conversation!

Building a team is a crucial step as your business matures. And your team can be a huge help in strengthening your branding and marketing efforts. But, there are plenty of decisions to make, such as full-time employees or freelancers, maximizing your team's capabilities, and deciding who's a good fit for your company. We wanted you to learn from an expert who knows both team-building and marketing super well, so we welcomed on Victoria Hajjar, Founder of Ugli Ventures. They help transform your business from ugly to beautiful and give you the tools to grow. And as always, if you need help in building your Marketing Smarts, don't hesitate to reach out to us at: ForthRight-People.com. FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/forthrightpeople.marketingagency INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/forthrightpeople/ LINKEDIN https://www.linkedin.com/company/forthright-people/ RESOURCES https://www.forthright-people.com/resources VIRTUAL CONSULTANCY https://www.forthright-people.com/shop

I denne episode skal du høre historien om Ugli Fruit Productions fortalt af Jakob Sloth Linneberg. Ugli FruitProductions hjælper virksomheder med at få produceret engagerende og tillidsskabende content til deres salg, branding og markedsføring i form af en professionel podcast. Skruer vi tiden tilbage til 2018 arbejder Jakob i den store corporate-verden og kan øjne enstor karrieremulighed i udlandet. Men 3-4 uger før han skal afsted, fortæller hans bedre halvdel på det tidspunkt, at hun vil skilles. Det ender med en længerevarende deroute i livet, hvor Jakob, som han selv betegner det, er en ret dårlig udgave af sig selv. Og midt i en frokostpause på arbejdet kulminerer det, hvilket han fortæller mere om i episoden. Vi taler om, hvordan han rejste sig igen, og hvordan derouten vækkede interessen for podcastmediet og sparkede gang i de første tanker, som skulle ende med at blive til Ugli Fruit Productions. Udover det får du selvfølgelig også Jakobs bedste tips og tricks til at starte en podcast, men også hvordan mediet kan styrke jeres salg, brand og forretning. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Back with an all new episode, Nate sets things off talking about the upcoming Sweet Juice Fest before being joined in conversation by Dylyn Durante (UgLi). They talk about UgLi's latest Key Session performance for WXPN, growing up, learning guitar, the DIY shows at Club Germ, meeting Teddy Paullin and forming UgLi, panic attacks, recording the first EP, using upper and lower case and punctuations in titles, the challenges of titling your album FUCK, language, recording at the Gradwell House and working with Dave Downham, playing the songs from the new EP live, favorite songs on the new release, being vulnerable on stage, the safety of bringing new material to the band, reactions to the EP, and tour plans. Then, Dylyn becomes the latest guest to swing through The Jawntlet.UgLi BandcampUgLi InstagramUgLi TwitterUgLi FacebookUgLi @ Ortlieb's 7/15 :: Episode Sponsors :: Liquid IV :: Ready to shop better hydration, use my special link to save 20% off anything you order. (use Code: YTMJ) Subscribe to the Y!TMJ Newsletter! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ytmj/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ytmj/support

Track List: (1:17): KwΔnLi - Kendrick Lamar - FEEL. (3:54): NUVO - RIGHT BY YOUR SIDE (5:11): GOTNOTIME – CONFESSION (6:04): stevvie - LUCKY SHOT (7:51): Llucas - 30S (8:12): Yung LoverBoi - THA SOUTH GET BUCKED (FROM DA TRAP WITH LOVE: UP-COMING TAPE) (9:55): kas - RITE THERE (11:26): lovesome - cash w/ orbly (13:10): S.K. Fusion - RVNIT^^P (14:23): Loremm

I denne episode skal du høre historien om Ugli Fruit Productions fortalt af Jakob Sloth Linneberg.  Ugli Fruit Productions hjælper virksomheder med at få produceret engagerende og tillidsskabende content til deres salg, branding og markedsføring i form af en professionel podcast.  Skruer vi tiden tilbage til 2018 arbejder Jakob i den store corporate-verden og kan øjne en stor karrieremulighed i udlandet. Men 3-4 uger før han skal afsted, fortæller hans bedre halvdel på det tidspunkt, at hun vil skilles. Det ender med en længerevarende deroute i livet, hvor Jakob, som han selv betegner det, er en ret dårlig udgave af sig selv. Og midt i en frokostpause på arbejdet kulminerer det, hvilket han fortæller mere om i episoden.  Vi taler om, hvordan han rejste sig igen, og hvordan derouten vækkede interessen for podcastmediet og sparkede gang i de første tanker, som skulle ende med at blive til Ugli Fruit Productions. Udover det får du selvfølgelig også Jakobs bedste tips og tricks til at starte en podcast, men også hvordan mediet kan styrke jeres salg, brand og forretning.   Er du interesseret i at annoncere på Iværksætterhistorier? Så kontakt vores producer Jakob Sloth Linneberg på 71904292 eller jl@uglifruitproductions.dk Vi har også en lille gave til dig. Står du overfor at skulle pitche til Løverne i den kommende sæson af Løvens Hule, så kan du helt gratis hente Nikolai Høgkilde fra Skatteguidens bedste råd og do's & don'ts til kommende deltagere, samt hvilke spørgsmål du bør have et virkelig godt svar på. Der er virkelig guldkorn at hente og Nicolai gik jo fra programmet med en investering fra Jesper Buch på 1,5 kr. Hent guiden her: https://bit.ly/3s8Xmfg Din vært er Mark Anthony og podcasten er mixet og klippet sammen af Ugli Fruit ProductionsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Punk 4 The Homeless Return for an Xmas special, a look back on 2021 and a look forward to 2022! Tune in for some of Eagle, Rachel and Alex's favourites of 2021, featuring tracks from the terrific: Tri Subversion, Dropping Like Flies, The Dry Retch, Joe Solo, Sporadics, Mad Dog Collective, Hex Poseur, Emily Flea, Swaraj Chronos, Chain of Dissent, Paul Carbuncle, Jesus Hooligan, Rich gulag, Ferocious Dog, UgLi, Truth Equals Treason, Terminal Rage, Slow Faction, Omega Tribe, The Cars That Ate Paris, Pixie Styx, and of course Angelic Upstarts... If you can spare something, please send Hope Orphanage and the Girls a special holiday gift via: https://www.peoplesfundraising.com/fundraising/hope-xmas - In loving memory of Thomas 'Mensi' Mensworth, Matt Ren Ex, Bruce Wright, Candiflp Blackwood & Bob Booth RIP -

En blanding af appelsin, mandarin og grapefrugt giver den jamaicanske Ugli Fruit, og det lidt aparte navn valgte podcaster Jakob Sloth Linneberg at bruge, da han grundlagde sin produktionsvirksomhed, der skulle skabe spændende og velproducerede podcasts til virksomheder, kommuner og organisationer. Noget skulle den jo hedde.Med en fortid inden for fastfood og detailhandel lå det ikke lige for, at den gæve nordjyde skulle arbejde med podcasting, men kombinationen af en skilsmisse, en træls samtale på jobbet og efterhånden mange års erfaring har gjort, at Jakob i dag excellerer i konceptudvikling, optagelse, redigering, launch og markedsføring af podcasts.Vi tager en snak med Jakob om at starte med at lave en niche-podcast for mellemledere, og siden bevæge sig derhen, hvor man kan leve af at skabe podcasts for andre. Om hvordan enkelte storytelling-værktøjer kan løfte en podcast fra et hyggeligt hobbyprojekt til et professionelt kommunikationsværktøj.Det bliver også til en snak om, hvordan man får gjort sine kilder trygge bag mikrofonen, hvordan man strukturerer episoderne og hvordan man sørger for at udvikle et simpelt og skarpt koncept.God fornøjelse!Produktion: Skæg & Ballade | Gorm Branderup & Jakob Egerup Edut | www.skaegogballade.dkLydpedel: Dennis Guldmann Meier Jensen | www.podcaster.dkGæst: Jakob Sloth Linneberg | www.uglifruitpodcasting.dkJingles og underlægningsmusik: Henrik Pahlke Møller | www.henrikpahlke.dkDerudover benyttes lydklip fra: Cyberpunk 2077 fra CD Projekt RED (Tak til www.legetoejseksperten.dk for anmeldereksemplar), Homescapes fra Playrix og en tilfældig hækkesaks...Denne podcast er præsenteret i Psyko Audio - det nye Dolby!

Punk 4 The Homeless Radio Show return for the 27th-ieth installment! Tap your toes, nod your head, shake a stick at tunes from Hazard, World Domination Enterprises, Rancid, Taqbir, Palestinian Dabke, Consolidated, Big Audio Dynamite, Chain Cult, Household Shocks, No Murder No Moustache, David Rovics, UgLi, Pauk, PainKiller, Blitzkid, Sial, Theyr, Bruce Cockburn, The Postmen / Orgasm Guerillas, Rebecca Radical (ft. Cairngorms Youngteam), Steve White & The Protest Family, James Bar Bowen! If you can please donate to help Hope Orphanage in Sierra Leone and the 74 orphaned Girls that they look after: https://www.peoplesfundraising.com/donation/punk4thehomeless - In loving memory of Bruce Wright, Candiflp Blackwood & Bob Booth RIP -

Punk 4 The Homeless Radio Show returns with the 20th episode in this new series! Coming to you a couple of days before DOIN' IT 4 THE KIDS fest, this episode features friends, family, favourites and fantastic new discoveries to the tune of: Patti Smith, Blóm, Blank Screen, Tanya Stephens, Sweeping Promises, Most Likely To Fail, Joe Solo, Faintest Idea, Demob, The La Donnas, Ugli, Cosmic Slop, Zeitgeist Zero, Toni Samsara, Reality Attack, Los Destellos, Hotwired, Spam, Oiz II Men, The Knights of the New Crusade, The Dole... If you can please donate to Compass Children's Charity for their vital work with at-risk and street kids: https://www.compasschildrenscharity.org.uk/donation/ - In loving memory of Bruce Wright, Candiflp Blackwood & Bob Booth RIP -

Punk 4 The Homeless radio are back on the wheels of steel spinning recent and old favourites, new discoveries and more etc. and just a couple of days before Doin' It 4 The Kids fest 11 featuring 19 excellent acts! This Ep features fantastic tunes from the likes of: Body Count, Those Poor Bastards, Molly Rhythm, Mud City Manglers, Bob Marley & Lee Perry, The Rezillos, Sweeping Promises, Gogol Bordello, Tom Robinson Band, The Saints, The Dry Retch, Pupajim, Monica & The Explosion, Jefferson Airplane, Casual Nausea, The Crane Wives, The Mob, Gordon Gano & The Ryans, UgLi, Parks, Squares and Alleys, Slow Faction, Louis Armstrong... If you can please donate to Compass Children's Charity for their vital work with at-risk and street kids: https://www.compasschildrenscharity.org.uk/donation/ - Thanks to Horrn & Hoof records for hosting our podcasts! - In loving memory of Bruce Wright, Candiflp Blackwood & Bob Booth RIP -

Hello everyone and welcome back to another great episode of this In The Paint podcast. On todays show we are joined by Dylan and Teddy or 2/4th's of the grunge punk band UgLi on the day of their 2nd release "Bad Egg" off their upcoming record "Fuck" which will be released later this year. "Bad Egg" can now be streamed on any platform you choose to consume music and is the bands first release of this year. John, Mario, Dylan and Teddy remain optimistic on the upcoming landscape of live entertainment in the South Jersey Philadelphia area as they discuss upcoming events coming up in the months to follow! Stick around till the end as we also bring you the new & popular segment Mario's falls of the week. To follow UgLi please click on any one of the links below or tell a friend. If you enjoyed this show and want to support future work please consider subscribing to our channel for weekly content. You can also catch us over on Patreon for exclusive content at www.patreon.com/pineapplekush "Bad Egg" On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/0jx1zUVz8UPuQbHL56Eh7j?si=I5n1l6U7SKOd-cWkO2KMqw Spotify- https://open.spotify.com/artist/0R8KC... Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/mybandisugli/ YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvNl... Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/MyBandIsUgLi --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/john30224/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/john30224/support

This week, Dylan and Teddy from UgLi join Dusty and JT. We talk about the current state of live shows, a q&a with UgLi, and they share new music with us. We also discussed equality and acceptance in the Philly/SJ music scene! Be sure to download the new single "Superball" dropping tonight, at midnight!

Today I speak to Tom Fallowfield, founder of Ugli Web Design.  As my brother, he was one of the first people I spoke to about my redundancy. His comment, ‘If you work that hard for other people, why don't you work that hard for yourself?' was enough for me to head to Companies House registration page. Here he shares tried & tested experience on pricing, proposals & passwords. Ugli assists SME clients in adopting internet & e-commerce technologies to find the opportunities in this weird new world which we've all suddenly landed in: tom@ugli.hk Tom's advice:There is nothing to be afraid of when becoming self employedYour work ethic can be far stronger for yourself than when working for othersKnow your pricing and don't be too cheap Always put yourself in the customer's shoes, price yourself by value. Think about what value it has to them rather than the cost to you Always know why you're different to the competition & price yourself accordingly Don't win the work at all costs: you'll be on the back foot, the client will treat you accordingly & it will become hard to earn your workload wellAlways ask for feedback, especially on the declined proposalsThe proposal just needs to satisfy the task at hand, it is to win the business & get the client to the next stage, nothing moreDraft your website content before briefing a web designer - it'll save you time & money. Live with it for a little while before contracting it outWhy password security is so important given how many people are trying to hack sites all the time. Do not use dictionary wordsWhy SEO is important to get right to win new business. Inbound links to your content will get promotedWebsite text (not just images) is vital for SEO, but don't overdo the keywords. "Keyword stuffing" will get you penalisedGoogle/Facebook Ads (PPC) is an alternative to SEO: rapid results but can be expensiveDelegating is important, delegate anything you don't love doingHiring people dramatically changes your business immediately. Making these decisions upfront and quickly needn't be scary either and you (probably) won't regret it LinksLastPass the password keeping site that syncs between phone & desktop. They offer a free of charge service which I've been using. This post is unpaid however there is an affiliate link you can use here should you want to support the podcast. Ali Reid is still running Turtle Media in HK The cheesy American consulting book Tom mentioned is available hereHosted by Juliet Fallowfield, founder of PR for startups advisory Fallow, Field & Mason, How To Start Up hopes to bring you confidence, encouragement and reassurance that you're on the right track. Feedback welcome: hello@fallowfieldmason.com Recorded, edited & published by Juliet Fallowfield in September 2020.MUSIC CREDIT  Funk Game Loop by Kevin MacLeod.  Link & License

An A+ effort by Daniel Larsen and The Wave Learning Festival Crossword Class? QUITERIGHT, this puzzle definitely ENDEARS, there were no UGLI naticks at all to rattle the old BEAN, so we're KEEN to see more from Daniel Larsen et. al.

Jeannette Pritchard is the founder and Chair of JPC, a multi-award-winning strategic brand and communications consultancy. In 2018 she was recognised by the queen for services to business and entrepreneurship. and if you are remotely interested in: Entrepreneurship Experiential design Customer experience Social entrepreneurship and Changing people lives you will absolutely love this conversation. She was one of the first people to combine the fields of Operatic and theatre design with the emerging customer experience priority that brands started to have. So for a few years, she flew around the world, hanging Hondas in the air and creating breathtaking displays to launch new cars. She was part of the movement to encourage female entrepreneurs to start their own businesses. We take it for granted now but in the 90s there weren’t that many women entrepreneurs. Her alumni have collectively achieved an astonishing 96% business survival rate against the national average of 25% and they have created more than 200 new jobs from scratch and have on average tripled turnover. She also founded Ugli, partnering with the BBC which has transformed an unused area of West-London into a thriving creative start-up community of more than 700 people working across fashion, film, photography, digital and design and in in the process only helped unofficially zone West London as the new spiritual home for creative start-ups.

Life-Cycle Series Episode Eight - Disposal Reduce, reuse, recycle. It's what we have ingrained in us and it's what we need. Donate to charity do NOT put it in the bin (unless in an unwearable condition of course). Or how about we just reduce what we buy altogether? Our worldly crisis of global warming and pollution is out of control with many industries (and people) contributing to this while we do nothing about it. I love the textile industry but it is the second largest polluter in the world right next to oil. We ignore this (even myself) and we produce or we buy our clothes from fast fashion industries because is cheap, it’s fast and the feeling of purchasing something releases endorphins that make us so happy! So we do it again and again and again until there will be nothing left. I am making this podcast series so that you as a designer, consumer or entrepreneur in the textile industry can get all the do’s and don'ts so that you are wearing the label of “Completely Sustainable” in your thoughts, wardrobe or store. I want you to think about a products whole life-cycle with the Priti Ugli mindset so that the decisions you make have been thoroughly thought about - with the Priti vs the Ugli of a purchase being considered. Each episode I delve into the chapters of a garments life-cycle and how we make this cycle Completely sustainable and what brands are reaching into a stage. Music: That Old Feeling by DeKobe and April Showers by Aqualina Written and Produced by Liv Redman

Life-Cycle Series Episode Six - Retail Today I talk about the basics of how to make a retail store more ethical. It's important to remember that consumers create demand, suppliers create supply. This means that (as consumers) we have the power to control product production and what product is in our stores. Our worldly crisis of global warming and pollution is out of control with many industries (and people) contributing to this while we do nothing about it. I love the textile industry but it is the second largest polluter in the world right next to oil. We ignore this (even myself) and we produce or we buy our clothes from fast fashion industries because is cheap, it’s fast and the feeling of purchasing something releases endorphins that make us so happy! So we do it again and again and again until there will be nothing left. I am making this podcast series so that you as a designer, consumer or entrepreneur in the textile industry can get all the do’s and don'ts so that you are wearing the label of “Completely Sustainable” in your thoughts, wardrobe or store. I want you to think about a products whole life-cycle with the Priti Ugli mindset so that the decisions you make have been thoroughly thought about - with the Priti vs the Ugli of a purchase being considered. Each episode I delve into the chapters of a garments life-cycle and how we make this cycle Completely sustainable and what brands are reaching into a stage. Music: That Old Feeling by DeKobe and April Showers by Aqualina Written and Produced by Liv Redman

Life-Cycle Series Episode Seven - Garment Use Buy smarter, not cheaper! The three main points from today: buy durability; buy bio-degradable; and lastly, buy timelessness. Our worldly crisis of global warming and pollution is out of control with many industries (and people) contributing to this while we do nothing about it. I love the textile industry but it is the second largest polluter in the world right next to oil. We ignore this (even myself) and we produce or we buy our clothes from fast fashion industries because is cheap, it’s fast and the feeling of purchasing something releases endorphins that make us so happy! So we do it again and again and again until there will be nothing left. I am making this podcast series so that you as a designer, consumer or entrepreneur in the textile industry can get all the do’s and don'ts so that you are wearing the label of “Completely Sustainable” in your thoughts, wardrobe or store. I want you to think about a products whole life-cycle with the Priti Ugli mindset so that the decisions you make have been thoroughly thought about - with the Priti vs the Ugli of a purchase being considered. Each episode I delve into the chapters of a garments life-cycle and how we make this cycle Completely sustainable and what brands are reaching into a stage. Music: That Old Feeling by DeKobe and April Showers by Aqualina Written and Produced by Liv Redman

Priti Ugli Life-Cycle Series Episode Five - Distribution The most important fact from today: Transporting one tonne of garments emits 1.5kg of C02 by ship and 143.0kg by air! Our worldly crisis of global warming and pollution is out of control with many industries (and people) contributing to this while we do nothing about it. I love the textile industry but it is the second largest polluter in the world right next to oil. We ignore this (even myself) and we produce or we buy our clothes from fast fashion industries because is cheap, it’s fast and the feeling of purchasing something releases endorphins that make us so happy! So we do it again and again and again until there will be nothing left. I am making this podcast series so that you as a designer, consumer or entrepreneur in the textile industry can get all the do’s and don'ts so that you are wearing the label of “Completely Sustainable” in your thoughts, wardrobe or store. I want you to think about a products whole life-cycle with the Priti Ugli mindset so that the decisions you make have been thoroughly thought about - with the Priti vs the Ugli of a purchase being considered. Each episode I delve into the chapters of a garments life-cycle and how we make this cycle Completely sustainable and what brands are reaching into a stage. Music: That Old Feeling by DeKobe and April Showers by Aqualina Written and Produced by Liv Redman

Priti Ugli Life-Cycle Series Episode Four - Manufacturing Hey hey! Manufacturing in sweatshops is not OK! If you want to learn more about sweatshops, the people that work there, and what they go through - here is a link to a documentary called "China Blue" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9gO9MgSO7A Our worldly crisis of global warming and pollution is out of control with many industries (and people) contributing to this while we do nothing about it. I love the textile industry but it is the second largest polluter in the world right next to oil. We ignore this (even myself) and we produce or we buy our clothes from fast fashion industries because is cheap, it’s fast and the feeling of purchasing something releases endorphins that make us so happy! So we do it again and again and again until there will be nothing left. I am making this podcast series so that you as a designer, consumer or entrepreneur in the textile industry can get all the do’s and don'ts so that you are wearing the label of “Completely Sustainable” in your thoughts, wardrobe or store. I want you to think about a products whole life-cycle with the Priti Ugli mindset so that the decisions you make have been thoroughly thought about - with the Priti vs the Ugli of a purchase being considered. Each episode I delve into the chapters of a garments life-cycle and how we make this cycle Completely sustainable and what brands are reaching into a stage. Music: That Old Feeling by DeKobe and April Showers by Aqualina Written and Produced by Liv Redman

Priti Ugli Garment Life-Cycle Series - Trailer Our worldly crisis of global warming and pollution is out of control with many industries (and people) contributing to this while we do nothing about it. I love the textile industry but it is the second largest polluter in the world right next to oil. We ignore this (even myself) and we produce or we buy our clothes from fast fashion industries because is cheap, it’s fast and the feeling of purchasing something releases endorphins that make us so happy! So we do it again and again and again until there will be nothing left. I am making this podcast series so that you as a designer, consumer or entrepreneur in the textile industry can get all the do’s and don'ts so that you are wearing the label of “Completely Sustainable” in your thoughts, wardrobe or store. I want you to think about a products whole life-cycle with the Priti Ugli mindset so that the decisions you make have been thoroughly thought about - with the Priti vs the Ugli of a purchase being considered. Each episode I will delve into the chapters of a garments life-cycle and how we make this cycle Completely sustainable and what brands are reaching into a stage. Music: That Old Feeling by DeKobe Written and Produced by Liv Redman

Priti Ugli Life-cycle series episode One: Fast Fashion Today I sum up the dangers of fast fashion and why we need to think about a garments' life-cycle as a whole. Our worldly crisis of global warming and pollution is out of control with many industries (and people) contributing to this while we do nothing about it. I love the textile industry but it is the second largest polluter in the world right next to oil. We ignore this (even myself) and we produce or we buy our clothes from fast fashion industries because is cheap, it’s fast and the feeling of purchasing something releases endorphins that make us so happy! So we do it again and again and again until there will be nothing left. I am making this podcast series so that you as a designer, consumer or entrepreneur in the textile industry can get all the do’s and don'ts so that you are wearing the label of “Completely Sustainable” in your thoughts, wardrobe or store. I want you to think about a products whole life-cycle with the Priti Ugli mindset so that the decisions you make have been thoroughly thought about - with the Priti vs the Ugli of a purchase being considered. Each episode I will delve into the chapters of a garments life-cycle and how we make this cycle Completely sustainable and what brands are reaching into a stage. Music: That Old Feeling by DeKobe and April Showers by Aqualina Written and Produced by Liv Redman

Priti Ugli Life-cycle series episode Two - Raw Materials Today's episode features four eco-friendly raw materials and four fantastic brands that use each of the Materials. Here are the four brands I have mentioned and their websites:) Thunderpants: www.thunderpants.co.nz/ Wallace Cotton: www.wallacecotton.com/ Mons Royale: nz.monsroyale.com/ Patagonia: www.patagonia.com/home/ Our worldly crisis of global warming and pollution is out of control with many industries (and people) contributing to this while we do nothing about it. I love the textile industry but it is the second largest polluter in the world right next to oil. We ignore this (even myself) and we produce or we buy our clothes from fast fashion industries because is cheap, it’s fast and the feeling of purchasing something releases endorphins that make us so happy! So we do it again and again and again until there will be nothing left. I am making this podcast series so that you as a designer, consumer or entrepreneur in the textile industry can get all the do’s and don'ts so that you are wearing the label of “Completely Sustainable” in your thoughts, wardrobe or store. I want you to think about a products whole life-cycle with the Priti Ugli mindset so that the decisions you make have been thoroughly thought about - with the Priti vs the Ugli of a purchase being considered. Each episode I will delve into the chapters of a garments life-cycle and how we make this cycle Completely sustainable and what brands are reaching into a stage. Music: That Old Feeling by DeKobe and April Showers by Aqualina Written and Produced by Liv Redman

Priti Ugli Life-Cycle Series Episode Three - Ethical Design. Zero-waste design! here are the links for the brands mentioned in today's podcast: https://hollymcquillan.com/ https://otisbutler.co.nz/ Our worldly crisis of global warming and pollution is out of control with many industries (and people) contributing to this while we do nothing about it. I love the textile industry but it is the second largest polluter in the world right next to oil. We ignore this (even myself) and we produce or we buy our clothes from fast fashion industries because is cheap, it’s fast and the feeling of purchasing something releases endorphins that make us so happy! So we do it again and again and again until there will be nothing left. I am making this podcast series so that you as a designer, consumer or entrepreneur in the textile industry can get all the do’s and don'ts so that you are wearing the label of “Completely Sustainable” in your thoughts, wardrobe or store. I want you to think about a products whole life-cycle with the Priti Ugli mindset so that the decisions you make have been thoroughly thought about - with the Priti vs the Ugli of a purchase being considered. Each episode I delve into the chapters of a garments life-cycle and how we make this cycle Completely sustainable and what brands are reaching into a stage. Music: That Old Feeling by DeKobe and April Showers by Aqualina Written and Produced by Liv Redman

Priti Ugli Life-Cycle Series - Gorman Interview. I went down to the Gorman store on High St, Auckland and had a wonderful chat with Kiana about Gorman and their sustainable fashion. An awesome brand that I totally recommend checking out! Here is a link to their website: www.gormanshop.com.au/ Our worldly crisis of global warming and pollution is out of control with many industries (and people) contributing to this while we do nothing about it. I love the textile industry but it is the second largest polluter in the world right next to oil. We ignore this (even myself) and we produce or we buy our clothes from fast fashion industries because is cheap, it’s fast and the feeling of purchasing something releases endorphins that make us so happy! So we do it again and again and again until there will be nothing left. I am making this podcast series so that you as a designer, consumer or entrepreneur in the textile industry can get all the do’s and don'ts so that you are wearing the label of “Completely Sustainable” in your thoughts, wardrobe or store. I want you to think about a products whole life-cycle with the Priti Ugli mindset so that the decisions you make have been thoroughly thought about - with the Priti vs the Ugli of a purchase being considered. Each episode I will delve into the chapters of a garments life-cycle and how we make this cycle Completely sustainable and what brands are reaching into a stage. Music: That Old Feeling by DeKobe and April Showers by Aqualina Written and Produced by Liv Redman

Priti Ugli Life-Cycle Series - Recycle Boutique Interview. While being on my weekend in Palmerston North I thought, “Hey Liv, why don’t you go interview the Palmy Recycle Boutique?” So I damn did. Had a chat with their lovely store manager Rebecca. Rebecca recommends a label called Kowtow and to watch a documentary called ‘The True Cost’ Here are the links: nz.kowtowclothing.com truecostmovie.com Our worldly crisis of global warming and pollution is out of control with many industries (and people) contributing to this while we do nothing about it. I love the textile industry but it is the second largest polluter in the world right next to oil. We ignore this (even myself) and we produce or we buy our clothes from fast fashion industries because is cheap, it’s fast and the feeling of purchasing something releases endorphins that make us so happy! So we do it again and again and again until there will be nothing left. I am making this podcast series so that you as a designer, consumer or entrepreneur in the textile industry can get all the do’s and don'ts so that you are wearing the label of “Completely Sustainable” in your thoughts, wardrobe or store. I want you to think about a products whole life-cycle with the Priti Ugli mindset so that the decisions you make have been thoroughly thought about - with the Priti vs the Ugli of a purchase being considered. Each episode I delve into the chapters of a garments life-cycle and how we make this cycle Completely sustainable and what brands are reaching into a stage. Music: That Old Feeling by DeKobe and April Showers by Aqualina Written and Produced by Liv Redman

What color are mosquitoes attracted to most, almost twice as much as any other color? What element was named after the inventor of dynamite? What president saved 77 people during his stint as a lifeguard? What children's toy design was originally used as a hunting tool in the Phillipines? Join quizmasters Lee and Marc as they guess and reveal the answers to these questions and more in this episode of the Know Nonsense Trivia Podcast! For the average person, what body part is the length of their nose? What element is named after the inventor of dynamite?

Ugli fruit.