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World of Wisdom Podcast of Amit Paul with Ralph Thurm about the 'non-existence' of sustainability, the need to get to not only collapse aware but collapse acknowledging, and a description of a New Earth: an open, distributive and regenerative society. This is one of the best podcasts I've heard in a long time, because of the relationship with our work at Gaianet https://lnkd.in/d4fPvS7h

What can the next government do to close the loop? During CIWM's Beyond Waste Podcast, John Twitchen, founder of Stuff4Life, spoke about the basic things the next government can do to speed up the transition to a circular economy. Check out the latest episodes of the Beyond Waste Podcast: https://bit.ly/3WAXjZL #sustainability #circulareconomy #zerowaste

Have you thought about being a podcast guest? It’s a great way to reach new audiences and raise your profile. Here are 5 benefits: 📌 Highlight your expertise and build thought leadership 📌 Broaden your exposure to an engaged audience 📌 Build relationships and respect within the industry 📌 Create additional content after the interview 📌 Share across multiple platforms But, before you do that interview, make sure you listen to a few recent episodes, prepare talking points in advance, and invest in a decent microphone so that you sound as smart as you are. Then relax and enjoy the conversation. I'm fortunate to work with people like Nathan Pajka, Sustainability Manager, Metsä Board Americas, who was a guest this week on the Sustainable Packaging Podcast with Cory Connors. He discusses: -      How and why raw material choice makes or breaks the total environmental impact -      How Metsa Board is achieving its goal to be fossil-free by 2030 -      How the company is scaling to meet increasing demand Listen to the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/efqeg-BQ Podcasts provide my clients with the opportunity to highlight their expertise, build thought leadership, broaden their exposure to engaged audiences, and build relationships and respect within the industry. What other podcasts should I know about? Tell me in the comments. #sustainablepackaging #circulareconomy #earnedmedia #podcastguest

Highly relevant podcast for the mission of Gaianet, see below

🍵 Grap a cup of tea and check out our latest podcast episode featuring Adam Herriott, senior specialist at WRAP.   🔥During our conversation we discussed the brewing issue of sustainability and WRAP's inspiring vision for a future where climate change is no longer a hot topic. Adam shared insights on transitioning to a circular economy, emphasizing consumer responsibility in resource management, and the importance of collaboration.   🎧Listen in to the episode using the link in the comments, or on your usual platforms, Spotify, Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts.   #Sustainability #CircularEconomy #ClimateAction

Introducing a podcast by Commons: Second Nature 🌎 😍 Give the trailer a listen, subscribe and rate anywhere you listen to podcasts and let me know what you think! Kudos to Katelan Cunningham for hosting and leading this project and making Second Nature the first (that I know of) climate-focused podcast driven by community submissions! We want to hear everyone’s sustainability story and you don’t need to be a founder, investor, or influencer to talk about it! Link in comments to share your eco story with us 🌱 #podcast #earthday #earthmonth #sustainability #ecofriendly #contentmarketing #podcastmarketing

This podcast is 💡🙌🏼

Currently catching up on the latest episode of “The Seventeen” while reviewing and updating SW’s carbon reduction strategy, and I’m loving listening to how Kate Hutchinson has got to where she is in her career and her views on the current world of Sustainability and business ♻️ If you have access to a podcast app, please give this podcast a listen, you won’t regret it! 🌍 #ESG #The17 #SDG #podcast

I had a great chat with Charlie Cotton, founder of the carbon footprint consultancy ecollective, on the first episode of the podcast Ecosystems. We talked about what it takes to measure and reduce carbon footprints, the challenges that come with it, and the opportunities for businesses to make a real difference. If you're curious about carbon reduction and the practical steps businesses can take, give it a listen here: 👉 https://lnkd.in/ehzrmGdF You can also check out Charlie’s work at ecollective here 👉 https://lnkd.in/eV6fCeBY

Gabriel Wilcox, Director of Sustainability at KSP, was recently featured on the MAREDI Design podcast, an internationally recognized studio focused on regenerative design. In episode nine, "The Imperative of Nature in Design," Gabriel shares insights on rebuilding the relationship between nature, us, and our buildings. "We started to extract ourselves from nature. Our modern society today is very extractive. We spend majority of our lives indoors, in vehicles and trains. That connection is weakening. We once had a very strong, innate connection to the natural world and its systems, and now it is fleeting. That is something we have designed into our world today and our lives, but it doesn't mean we can't design ourselves out of it." — ­Gabriel Wilcox, Director of Sustainable Design, Krueck Sexton Partners Mother Nature Rules - The Imperative of Nature in Design with Gabriel Wilcox https://lnkd.in/gbv4BeNX