Podcast

Trevor Evans has the power to create real impact when it comes to waste in Australia. 

In this week’s episode we chat with the founder of No More Butts, Shannon Mead, who talks in depth about the catastrophic and often unnoticed effect cigarettes butts are having on the environment and what his organisation is doing to stop it.

In this episode, we speak with Theresa Fyffe from The Great Barrier Reef Foundation about the health of our reef and what is being done to protect it against the effects of climate change. 

James Bartle explains the impact that human trafficking has on climate change and his hopes for the future.

Ziggy Alberts is a singer-songwriter who is making a difference both on and off the record. 

Louise Hardman discusses what sustainability means to her, her vision for Plastic Collective moving forward and the future of recycling in remote and rural communities.

Councillor Jess Miller is one of the youngest people to hold elected office at the City of Sydney, Jess’ passions focus on the environment and building liveable and breathable cities. In this episode we chat about her work on various projects such as Greener Spaces Better Places and the NSW Food Security Strategy.

In this episode, we chat with Roger Sharp, Bupa’s Chief Sustainability & Corporate affairs officer explains the relationship between our health and the planet's health.

Pat Ryan is the CEO of Dismantle, a charity which helps at-risk youth, through mentorship and employment to enable them to become valued and valuable members of society. They run social enterprises BikeDR and Renew Property Maintenance to empower young people with employment and opportunities.

Monty Compost Co was founded in 2019 to help make composting easy and efficient for everyone using the power of technology. 

There are more B Corp businesses in Australia per capita than anywhere in the rest of the world. But how do you measure sustainability across such diverse companies, from building companies, to fashion labels, and toilet paper brands? Listen to the podcast to find out more.

We're consuming 1.6 planets worth of resources every year, and it's just not okay. Citizen Wolf set out to prove and validate that there's a better way of making clothes.