In this episode join me for a conversation with Sasha Wilkinson the co-manager of Agora Cafe and current UBC student. Agora is a student volunteer-run cafe located in the Macmillan building on campus that provides affordable, vegetarian and vegan friendly fare for its community. Get ready to dive in with us into Agora's history, current operations, and goals, why we should care about food security, discovering initiatives on campus, and what actions we can do to be conscious consumers in our everyday lives.

In this episode, join me for a conversation with Prishita Agarwal, the CEO and Co-Founder of Mosa. Mosa is a Vancouver-based company that transforms discarded glass bottles into beautiful, functional home decor pieces. The vision for Mosa was realized while Prishita was a student at UBC Sauder and will resonate with many members of the UBC community. Get ready to soak up Prishita’s valuable advice about developing strong values and finding community through impact initiatives.

Join us for a conversation about sustainability and corporate responsibility as we sit down with Siobhan Finan, the visionary behind Canada Post's Zero Waste Baseline initiative. In this podcast, Siobhan shares her journey starting at UBC, detailing how she spearheaded the transformation of Canada Post's environmental practices. From the challenges faced to the innovative solutions implemented, Siobhan offers insights into the process of creating a more sustainable future for one of Canada's most iconic institutions. Tune in to discover the strategies, motivations, and gain a deeper understanding of the crucial role businesses play in driving positive environmental change.

Join me in my conversation with Luk Pham. Luk is a Sustainability Program Coordinator at GLOBE Series and a recent graduate from UBC Sauder. He has diverse experiences in corporate ESG as well as various involvement in social impact initiatives. Tune in to our discussion to hear more about how he transforms sustainability ideas into a reality, I hope you enjoy the episode!

"You can do the right thing, but it can still be a beautiful and joyful experience."

Join me in my conversation with Michelle Donnelly, the founder of lark. Lark is inspired by the "milkman model", where glass bottles of still, sparkling, and flavoured water are dropped off and exchanged. Lark aims to tackle overconsumption patterns that plague our society. Tune in for an engaging episode about the flaws of recycling, closed-loop business models, and eco-optimism! 🧊 🌎

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“As consumers, we have a lot of power over our decisions. It is often worth the extra effort to make a more sustainable choice, and it soon becomes a habit afterwards.”

Join me in my conversation with Zoe Brown, a second year student at UBC Sauder intending to possibly specialize in Entrepreneurship with a Concentration in Social Impact and Sustainability. Her interest in sustainability began from a young age, and now she has developed unique ways to share sustainable clothing practices. She spends her free time playing field hockey recreationally and her favorite dish to cook is poke bowls. I’m excited to share her unique experiences with you, and I hope you enjoy the episode!

"Our consumer habits impact a world far larger world than what exists outside the human realm." 🌎

In this episode, we're joined by Sarv Brar, a fourth-year biomedical engineering student, Ocean Bridge Alumni, and Eco-Action Accelerator Program participant. Tune in for an enlightening conversation about Sarv's dedication to ocean conservation and the creatures that inhabit our seas!

"Social entrepreneurship is a journey full of ups and downs. It is your why that keeps you going. The energy is in the purpose, not the plan."

Join the podcast host as they delve into the remarkable journey of Ziyaan, the Co-founder of Green Apple Gives, on a mission to create a more compassionate world, one transaction at a time. At Green Apple Gives, they are dedicated to transforming the way businesses and individuals engage with nonprofits and charities. This transformation is achieved through innovative solutions like spare change roundups and cashback rewards, which empower nonprofits and help them retain their donors. The host explores Green Apple Gives' commitment to social impact and sustainability. Tune in as the host uncovers the incredible journey of Green Apple Gives and the positive change it's making in the world.

"If you have an idea, and you feel like it might be right, it's good to just go for it"

In this episode, we sit down with first-year Sauder student, Orrin Anderson, who's making waves with "Fuel Your Feat", a company that provides organic, creative, and sustainable freeze-dried meals. Get ready for an inspiring conversation that combines entrepreneurship and environmental resposibility in a remarkable blend.