Better World

Not every company can create world changing products, but every company can have purpose and impact. Join us as we talk with founder Jeff Berman of wine maker Out East and special guest Alexandra Richards about their impact initiatives and how they are making a difference. What you drink can help change the world!

18 — The team talks to NAECO (ocean spelled backwards) about reusable plastic alternatives and what behaviors we have to change to do away with single use plastics. Learn about more alternatives to plastic and what’s being developed! #doingbetterbest

Barnett explores his man crush with Leo, the founder of Buffy, a sustainable bedding company, while Henry watches on in awe, and learns about the VOCs and carbon impacts come from bedding and furniture. Let’s snuggle.

Barnett and Henry are joined by Steven of Journey, a meditation company bringing mindfulness and a whole lot of chill to consumer and corporations through their practices and new social meditation platform. Let’s chill.

Barnett and Henry discover the negative carbon impact that comes from shipping tons of liquid detergent and cleaners worldwide (that’s a lot of gas!) and the alternative with Blueland, a tablet that you drop into water in a bottle that isn’t plastic! Get cleaner.

On Episode 14 Henry and special guest Dave Grossman dive in to Aquaculture with James Weidner of Panasea and Courtney Boyd Myers of Akua, discussing ocean farming, kelp, and sea cucumbers. Learn more about how ocean farming can save the world and what products you can purchase which support it!

Better World Host Henry Lihn and guest Co Host David Grossman (filling in for Barnett who is either at Coachella or an illuminati meeting in Park City) discuss how to save the world through Agro Forestry, with Arnold, CEO of Simplamente Madera, a company specializing in training farmers to regrow trees, cacao, and coffee in Latin America. IT'S A BIG ONE!

On episode 12 the team flies in Hawaiian Healer and environmental activist Ramona Sildlo to talk with one of our most impactful guests to date, Lauren Singer of Package Free. Come learn about how you can be waste free!

In this episode Barnett and Henry travel deep into Bushwick, Brooklyn to a grocery store that sells almost no packaged goods called Precycle. With hundreds of millions of pounds of one use goods being used and thrown away yearly, precycle encourages customers to shop using reusable containers. Get Precycle with us.

In this episode the team talks to Topper Luciani of Goodfair, a recycle tech company that sells and data matches used goods to consumers. 10.5M tons go into the landfill, and goodfair is helping to reduce waste by selling used goods and matching them to consumers. That thing you want to buy whether a bike, a glass or a T-shirt (and up to 10,000 other product categories) has already been made and is waiting to find you through good fair!