This episode is perfect for the ecopreneur who wants to know: - how to build a personal brand in sustainability - how to collaborate and work with brands - how we can be more inclusive in the zero waste movement Jhánneu is a Los Angeles bas

23 Leyla Acaroglu // Advice from A Serial Entrepreneur in Sustainability

Aug 25th, 2020 50m 47s

If you're an ecopreneur wondering how to take a new idea in sustainability and learn how to make a viable business out of it or a multi-passionate ecopreneur, I can't recommend this episode enough! Sustainability provocateur and cultural prota

22 Queer Brown Vegan // Making environmental education accessible + Creating safe spaces

Aug 11th, 2020 36m 10s

This episode is for ecopreneurs that wants to learn more about climate justice, how to be transparent as an environmentalist, and create honest + safe spaces. Isaias Hernandez is the creator of Queer Brown Vegan where he makes accessible envi

21 Tonle // How to move forward in a complex world

Jul 14th, 2020 48m 53s

If you’re trying to figure out how to move forward even though so many of our current systems are complex.This episode is all about ways to navigate these systems, and in this case it’s the fashion industry.A couple months ago I sat down with

20 Special Ep // How 7 Ecopreneurs Are Taking Action for the Black Lives Matter Movement

Jun 30th, 2020 12m 1s

Welcome to a special episode for the Black Lives Matter Movement. If you're looking for some ideas and inspiration on how you can take action for the Black Lives Matter Movement as an ecopreneur then this is the episode for you. In this short

19 Final // Reusable products that reduce the need for single-use products

Jun 23rd, 2020 41m 20s

This week's episode is with Emma Cohen, the founder of Final, whose whole mission is to create reusable product that reduce the need for single use products.You might have seen their kickstarter campaign Final Straw, the first collapsible stra

18 Ma Wovens // Create a Conscious and Ethical Company

Jun 16th, 2020 1h 1m

Hey ecopreneurs! I've decided to release this episode because it talks about importance of workers rights. That most of our clothes and products are made in factories where workers' rights are limited or non-existent.As someone who has a backg

17 Blue Daisi Consulting / / Black Lives Matter + Sustainable Business

Jun 9th, 2020 30m 50s

Want to learn more about intersectional environmentalism + how you can take action as an ecopreneur for the Black Lives Matter Movement then this is episode for you! In this episode I sat down with Moji Igun of Blue Daisi Consulting whose miss

16 Albatross // Shaving the World from Plastic

May 26th, 2020 35m 22s

Did you know that 2 billion plastic razors are thrown away every year in the US alone? In the episode I sat down with Andrew LaCenere, the founder of Albatross, where they create a sustainable shaving solution, by making a plastic free reusabl

15 Simply by Christine // How to Build a Business Around Sustainable Living

May 12th, 2020 32m 20s

Every wondered how to to build a business around your sustainable lifestyle? Then this the episode for you! This week I hung out with with Christine also know as the well known blogger + youtuber Simply by Christine. She's also the author of S

14 Filljoy // An Easier Way To Shop Zero Waste

Apr 28th, 2020 30m 43s

NOTE: This episode was recorded before COVID-19.In this episode I hung out with with Derrick Chao, the founder of Filljoy: whose mission is to reduce single-use plastic, packaging and product waste in retail environments. They are dedicated to

13 Closed Loop Cooking // Food Media Platform Focused On Reducing Food Waste

Apr 14th, 2020 41m 17s

NOTE: This episode was recorded before COVID-19. In this episode I hung out with with Hawnuh Lee the founder / designer / illustrator behind Closed Loop Cooking, a food media platform focused on reducing food waste and single use kitchen items

12 Conscious by Chloé // How To Start A Sustainable Blog Part 2

Mar 31st, 2020 1h 10m

This is part 2 for the ecopreneur that wants to start a sustainable blog, create community, or learn more about slow fashion!In this episode, I interviewed Chloe, also known as Conscious by Chloe. We talk about slow fashion and curating a caps

11 Zero Waste Wisdom // How To Start A Sustainable Blog Part 1

Mar 17th, 2020 48m 46s

This is part 1 for the ecopreneur that wants to start a sustainable blog, running workshops, or be a sustainable public speaker! In this episode, I went to Seattle to interview my good friend, Jenica, the owner of Zero Waste Wisdom, a blog ab

10 Scoop Marketplace // How To Start A Zero Waste Grocery Store

Mar 3rd, 2020 50m 20s

If you're an ecopreneur thats interested in how to start a zero grocery store or already is running one, then this is the episode for you! This week, I interviewed Stephanie Lentz, the founder of Scoop Marketplace, one of the first zero waste g

09 Good Intent // How To Create Meaningful Content

Feb 17th, 2020 58m 26s

Every wondered how to create authentic and meaningful content? In the episode I interviewed, Alex, the co-founder of Good Intent, an online resource for low waste living. And low waste living online store and pop-up. In just one year, the found

08 Recycling Advocates and BPI // Achieving Triple Bottom Line Performance

Feb 4th, 2020 1h 2m

This week, I interviewed Brion Hurley, the founder of Business Performance Improvement, where they help businesses and organizations achieve “triple bottom line” performance using Lean and Six Sigma. He's also the president of Recycling Advocat

07 Hidden Opulence // Alterations Service Specializing In Upcycling and Mending

Jan 21st, 2020 1h

This week, I interviewed Drea Johnson, the founder of Hidden Opulence, an alterations service specializing in upcycling, mending and tailoring and small batch production. In this episode we talk about how she created her alterations business in

06 Fernweh // Low Waste + Plant-based Outdoor Food Company

Jan 7th, 2020 46m 12s

In this episode, I interviewed, Ashley Lance, the founder of Fernweh, where they make plant-based dehydrated meals and snacks for the everyday adventurer. The packaging is reusable or low waste and they work with local farmers.

05: James Recycling // Becoming An Everyday Hero

Nov 19th, 2019 28m 51s

Say Hi to James' Recycling. a pick up service that recycles what curbside pick-up won’t. At the age of 4,James Harris, was diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome, a form of autism. James soon found his passion in protecting the environment and the

04: GO Box // Creating A Business That Eliminates Single Use

Nov 5th, 2019 54m 52s

Jocelyn Gaudi Quarrell is the owner of GO Box, a reusable takeout food and drinkware service working to eliminate the need for single use plastic disposables. After spending nearly a decade working on sustainable transportation solutions, inclu

03: Make A Positive Impact Starting With Yourself

Oct 22nd, 2019 54m 33s

In this episode I sat down with Cayla Pruett, also known as Minimal Millennial. Cayla has dedicated her life to helping educate and inspire others to engage in the fight for a cleaner, healthier, more just planet. She has taught courses on e

02: Taking the Leap

Oct 8th, 2019 49m 16s

This week I hung out with Lee Ann Moyer, the owner of Frigg’s Mercantile and Make + Take Studio, a DIY space in North Portland, where you can learn to make your own bath and body or pick up specialized bulk products such as oils, butters, waxes

01: Starting A Zero Waste Pop-Up

Sep 27th, 2019 34m 14s

Nadine and Rebecca are the owners of Utility, Portland's first zero waste pop-up.They sell high-quality, earth-friendly home and body care products in bulk. They encourage customers to bring reusable containers for refills, and have a variety

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