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In this season one finale, MagicLinks CEO, Brian Nickerson, shares how walking the pathless path and taking responsibility for your impact can not only be ways to live, but ways to grow a business. He also discusses the origins of this show, an
The work being done by Nudie Jeans to make everything about their denim transparent and responsible - dare we say: the way it should be - is worth a closer look. Our interview with Sustainability Manager, Sandya Lang, shows the lengths they go
Some of the most egregious climate lies were sold thanks to the work of creatives and marketers who put a pretty face on ugly truths. When considering the role of creatives in addressing the climate crisis, Katie Klencheski, founder of SMAKK St
Corporations have an incredible role to play in shaping public policy around climate, and many of us don't realize the ability we have in helping to drive these corporate climate agendas. Bill Weihl of Climate Voice lays it all out - from takin
We're all hoping for breakthroughs in materials innovation so that we can actively choose more sustainable options for a host of needs. Researchers have found one promising solution and its uses range from paper to filtration (including virus f
It's no secret that e-commerce has taken off, but just how many considerations go into the packaging your online purchase needs to reach you? From ink to paper, plastic, tape, labels, and more, packaging in many instances generates more waste t
A shocking amount of water is needed to produce even the simplest garment, and as is often the case, the water on the other side of many steps of the fabric and garment-making process is left polluted and unusable. It is also often the only wat
If you've ever wondered where petroleum comes from in the first place, how plastics could ever be made to biodegrade, and how science might be answering the call for better sustainability practices in the future, this is the episode you've been
This is the second half of our in-depth conversation with Thousand Fell (@thousand_fell) co-founders, Chloe Songer and Stuart Ahlum. They continue taking us behind the scenes, from packaging design and the worthwhile pursuit of the right materi
MagicLinks shares our office building in Venice with Budman Studio, and artist Dodd Holsapple took up a twelve-day residency there this fall. A successful sculptor in the 1990s, Dodd intentionally paused and has reoriented his career around pai
Shoes are arguably the most difficult fashion item to make even before you attempt to make them in a way that is simultaneously durable, affordable, and sustainable, but Thousand Fell’s founders, Chloe Songer and Stuart Ahlum, (@Thousand_Fell)
Everything you wanted to know about carbon offsets in one handy episode: it's our Crash Course on Carbon Offsets with the MagicLinks carbon offset partner, Cool Effect. Blake Lawrence explains how to discern good offset partners from bad, break
When it comes to our health, sustainability hits a lot closer to home than you might think. Our conversation with Vanessa Fitzgerald (@veeshoney) sheds light on why it's best to filter your water, not take receipts, and how hormone disruptors i
Sustainability is as much an evolution in conscious consumerism as anything else. Kyla Fish is a micro-influencer whose perspective was upended by an Indigenous Studies class, and for whom sustainability means a host of evolving practices, whil
How did corporations, of all places, become advocates for sustainability? What’s the relationship between sustainability and the bottom line? And how are BlackRock, Syria, Unilever, fast fashion, and apartheid all connected? Asheen Phansey (@as
Adam Siegel founded the 2020 Circular Fashion Pledge, wherein brands commit to takebacks or resale, recycled content, and durable design. He explains why the consumers must ask better of the fashion industry, and how to spot greenwashing when s
Angelina of Blueprint DIY (@blueprintdiy) is an upcycling maverick - and a widow, mother of three, and architect who specialized in sustainable buildings. Her take on sustainability in the fashion industry and on Influencers as small businesses
Jonah Busch has made his career protecting forests through economic policies. If the model he suggests is implemented, the way we shop could become an innovative way to help support climate protections and tropical forests, and could forever ch
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