In this episode, Kate Larsen schools Mike on ethical business, supply chains, workers rights, the environmental impact of buying new clothes too often, and she takes us on a comprehensive deep dive into how and where our everyday clothing items

Episode 17 - Octavia Hopwood: On the essential need to understand microbes and soil health.

Feb 14th, 2023 1h 5m

in this episode I speak with Octavia Hopwood who is a microbiologist and soil ecologist. We discuss researching real world applications of soil biology for regenerative farming and also Octavia's work in front of the Camera as a presenter and p

Episode 16- Sal Montgomery on her passion for kayaking, adventuring in the most untouched wilderness

Oct 19th, 2022 1h 8m

As a former member of Team GB Kayak, Sal Montgomery shares with Mike about how she got into the world of kayaking. Sal talks about her numerous expeditions, often with an all-male team and occasionally taking on the role of safety kayaker on TV

Episode 15- Malaika Vaz on Human Interactions, Environmental Variation and Climate Change and the Power of Storytelling

Oct 18th, 2022 1h 17m

Malaika Vaz is a wildlife filmmaker, television presenter and National Geographic Explorer. An adventurer at heart, she has travelled across some of the most hostile terrain on all seven continents, including hiking in the Antarctic, riding acr

Episode 14 - Shrina Kurani talks of channeling innovation & positive vision for a sustainable future.

Oct 6th, 2022 1h 22m

Shrina Kurani lives at the nexus of climate, policy, and technology. With a background in engineering and entrepreneurship culminating in a financial platform that has now invested over $1B into technology, Shrina channeled innovation and a pos

Episode 13- Mike Weeks on the flaws of Environmental Social Governance

Oct 6th, 2022 45m 21s

Hosted by Blue Earth Summit Podcast, Mike discusses the principle of Environmental Social Governance, including how he believes it’s been hijacked by big companies to make themselves look good - and explains what consumers can do to cut through

Episode 12- Linzi Boyd on her “aha” moment shaping her life and career with meaning and purpose.

Oct 5th, 2022 1h 13m

Through this episode, Linzi takes us on her own personal journey of how she had an “aha” moment, shaping her life into her career successes today with meaning and purpose. Linzi walks us through a range of topics, from the Ethical side of busin

Episode 11- Oliver Wright on leaving the corporate world for his passion, wildlife photography and ecology through the lens

Oct 5th, 2022 1h 59m

Oliver became a full-time professional photographer in February 2014. Since then his work has taken him around the world (Northern Sweden, Switzerland, Ecuador, etc) and included many exciting jobs from photographing the king of Sweden in the

Episode 10 – Ian Hendy on Human Interactions, Environmental Variation and Climate Change, Responsible for Altering Biodiversity, Biomass and Productivity to Marine Ecosystems

Jul 15th, 2022 59m 23s

‘As a professional marine conservation ecologist, the main goal of my research is to understand how human interactions, environmental variation and climate change are responsible for altering biodiversity, biomass and productivity. My aim, to f

Episode 9- Mike Allen on Seagrass: A New Set of Lungs

Jul 15th, 2022 1h 28m

Professor Mike Allen is an Associate Professor of Single Cell Genomics in the College of Life and Environmental Sciences at University of Exeter. His interests are varied and encompass both blue skies and applied research topics. Blue skies res

Episode 8- David and Laura Hertz on Nature-Based Systems Thinking & the Democratisation of Water

Jul 15th, 2022 1h 24m

Nature-Based Systems ThinkingDavid and Laura Hertz — On Nature-Based Systems Thinking, on Resilient Communities through Design, on Their Award-Winning Atmospheric Water Sequestration Invention WEDEW, on the Democratization of Natural Resources,

Episode 7- Lida Pet-Soede on the World's Last Fisheries, Marine Conservation and Shifting Baselines

Jun 30th, 2022 57m 43s

Lida Pet-Soede is a senior strategic conservation and fisheries management professional. She has lived in many places around the world however most of her work has been based around Asia Pacific region, Indonesia and the Coral Triangle. Lida is

Episode 6 - Guy Hayler on The Business of Doing Right for the Planet

Jun 30th, 2022 1h 1m

Guy is a founder of Wavelength Ventures and commercial director of Wavelength Media. Keen surfer and outdoor enthusiast, he spent years travelling to the Globes most remote surf breaks, dreaming up businesses. Graduating from Newcastle Universi

Episode 5- Olly Pemberton on Wildlife Conservation Documentary Filming

Jun 30th, 2022 1h 32m

About Olly PembertonOlly Pemberton is an award-winning Director, Producer, Cameraman, Drone pilot, Editor, Sound Technician, Story-teller all rolled into one. Having trained with the Royal Marines Reserves for four years he is well used to bein

Episode 4- Zach Boakes on Artificial Coral Reefs Restoration in Bali

Jun 30th, 2022 1h 22m

About Zach BoakesZach Boakes is marine biologist, currently living in northern Bali in a village called Tianyar, north east Bali, currently writing his PHD on the study of coral rehabilitation. Zach first came to Bali as a passionate surfer tur

Episode 3 - Simon Temple on The Great Outdoors: A Playground to Steward & Respect

Jun 22nd, 2022 1h 25m

Simon Temple: The Great Outdoors - a playground to steward and respect Sailor, surfer, free diver, spear-fisherman lover of the Great Outdoors, avalanche survivor among many other adventures, Simon Temple embodies adventure in the wild at its b

Episode 1 - Tim Fijal on Organic Regenerative Farming in Bali & The Soil Health Revolution

Jun 22nd, 2022 1h 5m

Original founder of ‘The Kul Kul Connection’ community bridging initiative at The Green School in Bali, Tim Fijal is a regenerative farmer, environmentalist. Working alongside local Balinese farmers to revitalize soils and encourage the ‘Regene

Episode 2 - Steve Box on Ocean Resilience & Biodiversity Coping with Adversity

Jun 20th, 2022 1h 18m

Steve Box is a marine biologist studying the effects of fishing practices that endanger more than half of our ocean’s biodiversity.His work assesses the impact of fishing on coastal ecosystems and connections between key marine species. Steve f

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