Elizabeth talks about what we need to know about the environmental impact of modern-day burials, what are "green burials" all about, and more.

Ibrahim shares what we need to know about impact investing, how it can help us accelerate towards a healthier, thriving planet, how the traditional idea of first making as much money as possible and then donating to good causes to address those very problems not make sense, and more.

On this episode, we share how to reduce your exposure to toxic chemicals at home.

Seth shares some things we need to know about electric cars and the future of renewable energy, what it takes to scale our audience size into the millions, and more.

Andrea shares why it’s important for us to minimize our purchasing of clothes with microplastic fibers like virgin polyester and nylon; how we can support sustainability markets to grow when conscious consumers, by nature, are trying to buy less; and more.

On this episode, I share a few of the great leaps we’re taking toward a greener planet.

Marisa shares why carbon offsetting sometimes has a negative reputation for just being a bandaid solution to our emissions, how the word itself limits our perception of what these projects are actually about, and more.

Patricia talks about how she was able to create a technology to be able to close the loop in our production and disposal of clothing, what it takes to come up with a disruptive idea for sustainability and bring it to life, and more.

Meghann talks about how to talk about climate change with friends, family, and colleagues without scaring them away.

Jame discusses how the chemicals and dyes used to treat our clothing impact our health, how we can pick apart brands that may be greenwashing from the brands that are actually trying to do what they can to improve, and more.

Rebecca shares what the soil-to-soil concept of circularity is; how it can sequester our carbon, enrich our soil, and promote healthier ecosystems; why it is that we have to look past the numbers and findings from our environmental impact assessments in order to really understand sustainability; and more.

I share some tips on how to tackle eco and social anxiety as well as how to stay activated and motivated in your life and work.

Chantal shares how we can use the analogy of pasta and pasta sauce to better understand plastics and their health impacts, why it is that we urgently need more research and development to find alternatives to plastic, and more.

Ashley shares how we can take ownership and responsibility of our own lives so that we can be empowered to take action and make a difference, what we need to properly to take care of ourselves holistically so that we have the energy and motivation to bring about our best work, and more.

Sustainability can be doom and gloom, but there are always amazing things happening. Tune into this episode to hear two things we can get excited about right now.